Drawing from four different case studies of multinational corporations in the Middle East, we present a framework for understanding the phenomenon of product boycotts driven by socio-political reasons. We present three sets of actions that trigger boycott calls: government actions, corporate actions, and individual actions. The strategies used by boycott organizers to generate awareness for their campaign and to manage media usage to target desired audiences are also discussed. We review a number of strategies available to multinationals to respond to boycott calls
This chapter examines the motivations and willingness to boycott of Malaysian Muslim consumers. Base...
A boycott is never far from a firm’s exchanges with its customers. Researchers in marketing need to ...
Consumer boycotts help in supporting established social norms. Their effectiveness as a disciplinary...
Purpose: Consumer boycotting is on the increase for various reasons. Macro-boycotting campaigns, aga...
We present a business situation encountered by several multinational corporations as they faced soci...
Boycott is a mode of communication between the consumer and the company, it allows to re-identify t...
In international business, multinational enterprise (MNEs)’ products can be boycotted due to social ...
Abstract- The article attempts to ascertain the positive and negative reasoning associated with boyc...
In spite of the aim of the World Trade Organization and other international organizations to foster ...
Consumer boycotts are a worldwide and historic phenomenon in modern society. As the number of protes...
This article examines the impact of the boycott movement against Israeli products on brand perceptio...
This paper investigates the impact of company offshoring decisions on consumer intentions to boycott...
The purpose of this thesis is to establish the difference between boycotting and canceling a corpora...
This paper introduces the concept of politically motivated brand rejection (PMBR) as an emergent for...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.This paper introduces the concept of politically motivated bra...
This chapter examines the motivations and willingness to boycott of Malaysian Muslim consumers. Base...
A boycott is never far from a firm’s exchanges with its customers. Researchers in marketing need to ...
Consumer boycotts help in supporting established social norms. Their effectiveness as a disciplinary...
Purpose: Consumer boycotting is on the increase for various reasons. Macro-boycotting campaigns, aga...
We present a business situation encountered by several multinational corporations as they faced soci...
Boycott is a mode of communication between the consumer and the company, it allows to re-identify t...
In international business, multinational enterprise (MNEs)’ products can be boycotted due to social ...
Abstract- The article attempts to ascertain the positive and negative reasoning associated with boyc...
In spite of the aim of the World Trade Organization and other international organizations to foster ...
Consumer boycotts are a worldwide and historic phenomenon in modern society. As the number of protes...
This article examines the impact of the boycott movement against Israeli products on brand perceptio...
This paper investigates the impact of company offshoring decisions on consumer intentions to boycott...
The purpose of this thesis is to establish the difference between boycotting and canceling a corpora...
This paper introduces the concept of politically motivated brand rejection (PMBR) as an emergent for...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.This paper introduces the concept of politically motivated bra...
This chapter examines the motivations and willingness to boycott of Malaysian Muslim consumers. Base...
A boycott is never far from a firm’s exchanges with its customers. Researchers in marketing need to ...
Consumer boycotts help in supporting established social norms. Their effectiveness as a disciplinary...