The paper, “A socio–cognitive approach to exploring consumer boycott intelligence,” effectively explores issues surrounding the boycott behavior of Muslim and Christian consumers in Lebanon. This commentary is to promote further development of the research domain, both the specific topic of this paper as well as wider issues of boycott behavior, by considering the limitations and discourse of the adopted methodology, the positioning of the paper within the extant literature, and future development of methodology. This commentary considers several frameworks and research traditions identifying a need for a longitudinal research strategy of which Farah and Newman [Farah, MF, Newman, AJ. A socio–cognitive approach to exploring consumer boycott...
This dissertation investigated the emotive and attitudinal antecedents of consumer boycotting and bu...
This paper investigates the impact of company offshoring decisions on consumer intentions to boycott...
The consumer's antagonistic behavior towards brands is hotly discussed because of the political issu...
The paper, "A socio-cognitive approach to exploring consumer boycott intelligence," effectively expl...
Despite a worldwide growth in the number of boycott campaigns, the results of studies are inconclusi...
Despite a worldwide growth in the number of boycott campaigns, the results of boycott studies are st...
This study addresses the consumer boycott phenomena in Malaysia. It examines the influences of Con...
This article examines the impact of the boycott movement against Israeli products on brand perceptio...
In order to (a) investigate the expectancy-value model supporting the beliefs behind boycott intenti...
Drawing from four different case studies of multinational corporations in the Middle East, we presen...
Purpose – This paper aims to examine non-Muslim consumers’ willingness and motivation to boycott Am...
In spite of the aim of the World Trade Organization and other international organizations to foster ...
The history of consumerism shows that consumer movements in developed countries with capitalist econ...
This chapter examines the motivations and willingness to boycott of Malaysian Muslim consumers. Base...
The purpose of this research was to investigate how consumer animosity directly and indirectly affec...
This dissertation investigated the emotive and attitudinal antecedents of consumer boycotting and bu...
This paper investigates the impact of company offshoring decisions on consumer intentions to boycott...
The consumer's antagonistic behavior towards brands is hotly discussed because of the political issu...
The paper, "A socio-cognitive approach to exploring consumer boycott intelligence," effectively expl...
Despite a worldwide growth in the number of boycott campaigns, the results of studies are inconclusi...
Despite a worldwide growth in the number of boycott campaigns, the results of boycott studies are st...
This study addresses the consumer boycott phenomena in Malaysia. It examines the influences of Con...
This article examines the impact of the boycott movement against Israeli products on brand perceptio...
In order to (a) investigate the expectancy-value model supporting the beliefs behind boycott intenti...
Drawing from four different case studies of multinational corporations in the Middle East, we presen...
Purpose – This paper aims to examine non-Muslim consumers’ willingness and motivation to boycott Am...
In spite of the aim of the World Trade Organization and other international organizations to foster ...
The history of consumerism shows that consumer movements in developed countries with capitalist econ...
This chapter examines the motivations and willingness to boycott of Malaysian Muslim consumers. Base...
The purpose of this research was to investigate how consumer animosity directly and indirectly affec...
This dissertation investigated the emotive and attitudinal antecedents of consumer boycotting and bu...
This paper investigates the impact of company offshoring decisions on consumer intentions to boycott...
The consumer's antagonistic behavior towards brands is hotly discussed because of the political issu...