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David against Goliath: Diagnosis and Strategies for a Niche Sport to Develop a Sustainable Fan Community

2021

Pilota, played using the hands, is a niche sport with origins dating back to Greco-Roman times. In the Valencian region of Spain, an indigenous version of the sport is played with healthy participation rates despite having to compete with the major global sports. This study is aimed at understanding the current situation of this sport in terms of knowledge, transmission channels, fan experience and media consumption, as well as the brand strategy challenges it faces for building a stable and sustainable fan community. The methodology consists of a combination of quantitative and qualitative techniques. Nearly 1500questionnaires completed across three study universes, four focus groups and 3…

Environmental effects of industries and plantsRenewable Energy Sustainability and the EnvironmentGeography Planning and DevelopmentTJ807-830brandingManagement Monitoring Policy and Law:SOCIOLOGÍA [UNESCO]TD194-195sustainabilityRenewable energy sourcesEnvironmental sciencestraditional sporttraditional sport; niche sport; branding; sustainability; Valencian pilotaniche sportUNESCO::SOCIOLOGÍAvalencian pilotaGE1-350
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Breaking the barriers of animosity: innovation in business models as a positioning strategy

2021

Consumer animosity is often studied in the large economies of the world, in order to explain the negative feelings generated by an individual towards another country and its products, due to various political, economic and social conflicts. This study presents three specific developments in this field. First, to demonstrate how companies in the retail sector have been able to develop innovations in their business models through their shops and virtual channels, which generate a positive positioning in the mind of the consumer, capable of minimizing animosity towards them. In this way it is shown that a consumer can have strong feelings of patriotism, animosity and ethnocentrism, and yet a p…

Ethnocentrism tendenciesH1-99Science (General)MultidisciplinaryEthnocentrismDeveloping countryContext (language use)Business modelSocial sciences (General)Product (business)Q1-390Business model innovationsForeign brand imageConsumer animositySocial conflictProfitability indexCollective tendenciesBusinessMarketingPatriotic tendenciesEmerging marketsResearch ArticleHeliyon
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Towards Nearly Zero Energy and Environmentally Sustainable Agritourisms: The Effectiveness of the Application of the European Ecolabel Brand

2020

Tourism represents an important economic driver in Italy, being responsible for approximately 13.2% of the total GDP (a value higher than the reference European average) and for nearly 10% of the regional GDP. Among the touristic sectors, the agritourist ones show a persistent growth, experiencing in 2019 a 6.7 point percentage improvement compared to the 2017 figures. Given this situation, the transition towards a low-carbon path, affecting the building sector for some time, should also involve agritourist buildings, through the release of EU directives, member state laws, and technical rules. On the other hand, agritourism sites could be awarded the Community EU Ecolabel. Unfortunately, a…

European environmental brands0211 other engineering and technologies02 engineering and technologyEuropean environmental brand010501 environmental scienceslcsh:Technology01 natural scienceslcsh:Chemistrybuilding energy eciencyDocumentationMember stateGeneral Materials Science021108 energylcsh:QH301-705.5InstrumentationStock (geology)0105 earth and related environmental sciencesFluid Flow and Transfer ProcessesConsumption (economics)building energy efficiencySettore ING-IND/11 - Fisica Tecnica AmbientaleZero-energy buildinglcsh:TProcess Chemistry and TechnologyagritourismGeneral EngineeringEnvironmental economicstourism sectorlcsh:QC1-999Computer Science Applicationslcsh:Biology (General)lcsh:QD1-999lcsh:TA1-2040nearly zero energy buildings (nZEB)BusinessEcolabellcsh:Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)lcsh:PhysicsTourismEfficient energy useApplied Sciences
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Family business branding : communicating a family-based brand identity

2017

Scholars suggest that family-owned businesses can capitalize on their family ties by promoting the fact that they are family-owned in their marketing communications. Existing research suggests that promoting the familial component of a family-owned business can evoke positive associations with the business' stakeholders, increase employee loyalty and motivation, and be a source of competitive advantage against non-family businesses. Although there is an increasing awareness that family-owned businesses can benefit from promoting the fact that they are family-owned in their marketing and branding efforts, very little literature exists on how such a strategy is effectively implemented. By app…

Family businessfamilinessfamily-based brand identitybrändäysyrityskuvafamilial componentmarkkinointiviestintäfamily business brandingperheyritykset
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L'albero di Persefone. Una nota introduttiva

2022

Il saggio discute il documentario di O. Cavalcanti, Persefone rivisitata, accurata e partecipata indagine sull’originale rito della Domenica delle Palme di Bova. In questa occasione sono recati processionalmente dei peculiari artefatti cerimoniali le pupazze, complessi intrecci di listelli di canna e di rami e foglie d’ulivo, rivestiti di fiori e di frutti. Intesi a rappresentare delle figure femminili, le pupazze sono destinate, al termine del rito processionale, ad essere smembrate e distribuite tra i fedeli affinché essi possano portare con sé, nelle proprie dimore, nei luoghi di lavoro una parte della potenza sacrale in esse racchiusa. In tutta evidenza le peculiari forme del rito e dei…

Feste di Capodanno processioni di rami e alberi artefatti cerimoniali tradizioni grecanicheNew Year's ceremonies procession of branches ceremonial artifacts grecanic's traditionsSettore M-DEA/01 - Discipline Demoetnoantropologiche
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Monitoring and Market Power in Loan Markets

2000

Whether or not banks are engaged in ex ante monitoring of customers may have important consequences for the whole economy. We approach this question via a model in which banks can invest in either information acquisition or market power (product differentiation). The two alternatives generate different predictions, which are tested using panel data on Finnish local banks. We find evidence that banks’ investments in branch networks and human capital (personnel) contribute to information acquisition but not to market power. We also find that managing customers’ money transactions enhances banks ability to control their lending risks.

FinanceEx-antebusiness.industryControl (management)Product differentiationMonetary economicsjel:D21Human capitaljel:G21banks; information acquisition; market power; fixed costs; branch network; default costsjel:L15LoanEconomicsInformation acquisitionMarket powerbusinessPanel dataSSRN Electronic Journal
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The Effect of Incongruence Between CEO and Corporate Brand Personality on Financial Analysts’ Attitudes and Assessment of a Company’s Performance

2014

This research assesses the role of two types of nonfinancial information in investor relations: The personality of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and the personality of the corporate brand. As both personalities determine the identity of a company and the relationship with its stakeholders, we investigate their relevance and the effect of incongruence between these two personalities on financial analysts. Eleven semistructured interviews were conducted to answer the theoretically derived research questions. Empirical findings show that both personalities are relevant to analysts and that perceived incongruence between these personalities can cause adverse effects. Company size, stage of …

FinanceSociology and Political Sciencebusiness.industryCommunicationmedia_common.quotation_subjectIdentity (social science)Public relationsPersonality psychologyCorporate brandingInvestor relationsRelevance (law)PersonalityResearch questionsMarketingbusinessPsychologyChief executive officermedia_commonInternational Journal of Strategic Communication
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Non-Waste Technology for Utilization of Tree Branches

2022

The trees (e.g., fruit or decorative) growing on the homestead plots of private households provide opportunities for sustainable biomass obtained from pruned branches every year. Profitable production of fuel material requires high-performance equipment and methods by which wood chips can be produced at low cost. The practice of chopping tree branches shows that not all chopping machines are suitable for use on homestead plots. This research gives the five-year test results of a developed and patented tree branch chopping machine under special operating conditions. The machine was tested under the conditions of the homestead plot of a private household in the Poltava region, and the enginee…

Fluid Flow and Transfer Processesfuel materialProcess Chemistry and TechnologyGeneral Engineeringcutting angleGeneral Materials Sciencepower consumptiontree branch chopperInstrumentationsize of knives’ protrusionComputer Science Applicationschopping processtree branch chopper; cutting angle; size of knives’ protrusion; chopping process; power consumption; fuel materialApplied Sciences; Volume 12; Issue 17; Pages: 8871
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Deep metazoan phylogeny: When different genes tell different stories

2013

11 páginas, 4 figuras, 1 tabla.

GenomicsBiologyCnidariaPhylogeneticsGeneticsAnimalsSupermatrixPlacozoaMolecular BiologyGeneEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsPhylogenyLong branch attractionGeneticsLikelihood FunctionsModels GeneticPhylogenetic treeCtenophoraBayes TheoremGenomicsRibosomal RNAPoriferaTaxonAnimal evolutionEvolutionary biologyRibosomes
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Evaluation of the Conceptual Model for Corporate Identity Management in Health Care

2014

Abstract This paper reflects findings from the evaluation of the conceptual model for corporate identity management in health care developed by Rutitis and Batraga (2013) . First, expert surveying (n=8) was carried out to evaluate the understanding of the health care experts regarding assumptions included in the development of the conceptual model for corporate identity management in health care. During the second stage, health care sector company survey (n=52) was implemented to evaluate the expression of corporate identity dimensions outlined in model by Rutitis and Batraga within the health care enterprises in Latvia

HRHISCorporate brandingcorporate branding.business.industryHealth careConceptual model (computer science)General Materials ScienceSociologyCorporate identityPublic relationsbusinesshealth careCorporate identity managementProcedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
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