While many service management and marketing concepts stress the importance of the interaction between a customer and a service provider, prior research devotes relatively little attention to the role of language use in services. This article describes the importance of broadening understanding of this issue and reviews prior research in this area. Next, this article introduces the articles in this special section. Although these articles individually and collectively contribute to a better understanding of the role of language use in services, we contend that much still needs to be learned. In order to assist researchers in their exploration of this topic, this article ends with a future research agenda that might inspire researchers to exp...
This paper explores Hispanic immigrants' reactions to linguistic servicescapes in retail banking in ...
Service encounters are complementary in that one interactant demands and another gives, resulting in...
Current research in service research and sociolinguistics proposes that customers who are served in ...
While many service management and marketing concepts stress the importance of the interaction betwee...
A defining characteristic of most service encounters is that they are strongly influenced by interac...
Despite the importance of interactions in services, the role language plays in services is an under-...
Purpose: Despite the importance of the interaction between consumers and service personnel for how c...
Purpose - Despite the importance of the interaction between consumers and service personnel for how ...
More than half the countries in the world are multilingual, and more than half the world’s consumers...
Purpose: Given the importance of customer loyalty in services, the article addresses how customer lo...
Purpose – The service management literature emphasizes the importance of communication, but language...
A fast growing number of studies demonstrates that language diversity influences almost all manageme...
This comprehensive review piece investigates over two decades of research, reflecting on the crucial...
A fast growing number of studies demonstrates that language diversity influences almost all manageme...
In the modern globalised context, it is commonplace in the hospitality industry for international em...
This paper explores Hispanic immigrants' reactions to linguistic servicescapes in retail banking in ...
Service encounters are complementary in that one interactant demands and another gives, resulting in...
Current research in service research and sociolinguistics proposes that customers who are served in ...
While many service management and marketing concepts stress the importance of the interaction betwee...
A defining characteristic of most service encounters is that they are strongly influenced by interac...
Despite the importance of interactions in services, the role language plays in services is an under-...
Purpose: Despite the importance of the interaction between consumers and service personnel for how c...
Purpose - Despite the importance of the interaction between consumers and service personnel for how ...
More than half the countries in the world are multilingual, and more than half the world’s consumers...
Purpose: Given the importance of customer loyalty in services, the article addresses how customer lo...
Purpose – The service management literature emphasizes the importance of communication, but language...
A fast growing number of studies demonstrates that language diversity influences almost all manageme...
This comprehensive review piece investigates over two decades of research, reflecting on the crucial...
A fast growing number of studies demonstrates that language diversity influences almost all manageme...
In the modern globalised context, it is commonplace in the hospitality industry for international em...
This paper explores Hispanic immigrants' reactions to linguistic servicescapes in retail banking in ...
Service encounters are complementary in that one interactant demands and another gives, resulting in...
Current research in service research and sociolinguistics proposes that customers who are served in ...