Cross-cultural research (CCR) is extremely important for advancing understanding of the range and limits of theoretical constructs and frameworks across different cultural contexts. CCR also provides an important understanding of the differences between countries and cultures. This commentary essay examines the review conducted by Engelen and Brettel (2010) and comments on shortcomings, as well as identifying areas where more needs to be done. A critical first step is to properly define the unit of analysis. This step is particularly critical as the concept of "national culture" is becoming increasingly less relevant and the appropriate culture unit for examination is often a smaller, more homogeneous grouping within a given geographic loca...
Cross-cultural studies involve persons from different countries and/or ethnic groups. One of the cen...
The present study reviews the methodologies used in cross-cultural advertising studies. We examine p...
Culture related research in international marketing focusses largely on cultural relativism, that is...
This article responds to the major concerns Craig and Douglas (2011) raise in their commentary essay...
A content analysis of 99 articles focuses on the comparative cross-cultural marketing research in 14...
O ne of the most difficult choices that multinational corporations face isdeciding whether to run th...
The rapid growth in international marketing has created a need for cross cultural consumer research ...
Every year, multinational companies spend billions of dollars in marketing their products around the...
The paper presents a critical review of the main studies in cross-cultural consumer behaviour and ma...
Globalization leads to a need to understand consumer behavior across national boundaries. The call f...
Globalization has resulted in a more complex marketplace. Growing multi-culturalism of consumer mark...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine recent pattems and developments in the literature ...
Numerous scales that use cultural segmentation are commonly used and applied to the marketing contex...
In business and management, cross-national and cross-cultural comparisons between countries have bee...
A conceptual background of cross-cultural consumer research was investigated based on McCracken’s cu...
Cross-cultural studies involve persons from different countries and/or ethnic groups. One of the cen...
The present study reviews the methodologies used in cross-cultural advertising studies. We examine p...
Culture related research in international marketing focusses largely on cultural relativism, that is...
This article responds to the major concerns Craig and Douglas (2011) raise in their commentary essay...
A content analysis of 99 articles focuses on the comparative cross-cultural marketing research in 14...
O ne of the most difficult choices that multinational corporations face isdeciding whether to run th...
The rapid growth in international marketing has created a need for cross cultural consumer research ...
Every year, multinational companies spend billions of dollars in marketing their products around the...
The paper presents a critical review of the main studies in cross-cultural consumer behaviour and ma...
Globalization leads to a need to understand consumer behavior across national boundaries. The call f...
Globalization has resulted in a more complex marketplace. Growing multi-culturalism of consumer mark...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine recent pattems and developments in the literature ...
Numerous scales that use cultural segmentation are commonly used and applied to the marketing contex...
In business and management, cross-national and cross-cultural comparisons between countries have bee...
A conceptual background of cross-cultural consumer research was investigated based on McCracken’s cu...
Cross-cultural studies involve persons from different countries and/or ethnic groups. One of the cen...
The present study reviews the methodologies used in cross-cultural advertising studies. We examine p...
Culture related research in international marketing focusses largely on cultural relativism, that is...