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No Harm Done? Culture-Based Branding and Its Impact on Consumer Vulnerability: A Research Agenda
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No Harm Done? Culture-Based Branding and Its Impact on Consumer Vulnerability: A Research Agenda

Amanda J. Broderick, Catherine Demangeot, Eva Kipnis, Miguel Angel Zúñiga, Abhijit Roy, Chris Pullig, Rene Dentiste Mueller, James M. Mandiberg, Guillaume D. Johnson, Geraldine Rosa Henderson, …
Social Business, Vol.1(3), pp.263-280
2011

Abstract

consumer vulnerability culture-based branding multi-cultural marketplaces Marketing

Brands, as actors participating in the marketplace’s social discourse, have the ability to lower and equally, raise social and cultural boundaries. As such, it is important to understand better effects of brand-related cultural cues on consumer vulnerability, especially given the unprecedented diversification of cultural contexts in society today.

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