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Value, satisfaction and loyalty in volunteerism. Application to a religious megaevent
Elena Floristán ImizcozFrancisco Javier Arteaga MorenoTeresa Fayos GardóDavid Servera-francéssubject
Antecedent (grammar)media_common.quotation_subjectLoyaltySample (statistics)PsychologySocial psychologyValue (mathematics)media_commondescription
This paper presents a study of the volunteer as an essential agent in the success of any event, and offers recommendations for improving management of megaevents. To achieve this goal we propose a structural model that analyses the multidimensionality of the value concept as antecedent of perceived value, satisfaction and loyalty. The study sample consists of volunteers who participated in the World Youth Day held in Madrid in 2011, obtaining a total number of 1427 cases. The results support all the hypotheses presented in the proposed model. Thus, it confirms that the multidimensionality of the value (spirituality, social value, play and efficiency) is an antecedent of perceived value while confirming the perceived value-satisfaction-loyalty chain. The most important background is play which shows that volunteering is better understood as entertainment, not as a job. Keywords: Event, mega event, volunteerism, value, perceived value, satisfaction, loyalty.
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2013-01-01 | ESIC MARKET Economic and Business Journal |