The dominant approach used to operationalise the concept of ethnicity for segmentation purposes is argued to be flawed. After reviewing the reasons for segmentation and its attendant conditions, the inability of various concepts of ethnicity to provide a basis consistent with segmentation needs is considered. Limitations in the conceptual frameworks proposed for using ethnicity to operationally segment markets are identified and an alternative foundation for targeting is proposed
This paper seeks to strengthen the rationale for multicultural marketing. The growth in the size and...
A growing international literature discusses how to market to 'ethnic consumers' within ethnically d...
A growing international literature discusses how to market to ‘ethnic consumers’ within ethnically d...
Cultural, historical and social differences and similarities between and within ethnic groups presen...
Ethnic diversity within advanced economies provides opportunities for marketing strategies based on ...
Audience segmentation is a social practice readily identified with a variety of modernist projects m...
The potential for segmenting and targeting consumers, using ethnicity as a segmenting variable, is w...
The potential for segmenting and targeting consumers, using ethnicity as a segmenting variable, is w...
The UK is a multicultural society consisting of a multitude of ethnicities. The Pakistani community ...
This paper examines the meaning and application of the concept of substantiality for consumer market...
While there is an increasing number of companies realising the potential that the diverse ethnic mar...
This paper aims to examine diversity and identity issues from a marketing perspective. The tradition...
This paper critically reviews the ontological debates over the nature of ethnicity and the different...
International audiencePurpose – The present article deals with the issue of researchers' responsibil...
The process of market segmentation is a frequent task in the routine of professionals in business or...
This paper seeks to strengthen the rationale for multicultural marketing. The growth in the size and...
A growing international literature discusses how to market to 'ethnic consumers' within ethnically d...
A growing international literature discusses how to market to ‘ethnic consumers’ within ethnically d...
Cultural, historical and social differences and similarities between and within ethnic groups presen...
Ethnic diversity within advanced economies provides opportunities for marketing strategies based on ...
Audience segmentation is a social practice readily identified with a variety of modernist projects m...
The potential for segmenting and targeting consumers, using ethnicity as a segmenting variable, is w...
The potential for segmenting and targeting consumers, using ethnicity as a segmenting variable, is w...
The UK is a multicultural society consisting of a multitude of ethnicities. The Pakistani community ...
This paper examines the meaning and application of the concept of substantiality for consumer market...
While there is an increasing number of companies realising the potential that the diverse ethnic mar...
This paper aims to examine diversity and identity issues from a marketing perspective. The tradition...
This paper critically reviews the ontological debates over the nature of ethnicity and the different...
International audiencePurpose – The present article deals with the issue of researchers' responsibil...
The process of market segmentation is a frequent task in the routine of professionals in business or...
This paper seeks to strengthen the rationale for multicultural marketing. The growth in the size and...
A growing international literature discusses how to market to 'ethnic consumers' within ethnically d...
A growing international literature discusses how to market to ‘ethnic consumers’ within ethnically d...