Le concept d'attachement au lieu : état de l'art et voies de recherche dans le contexte du lieu de loisirs

Abstract

Le concept d'attachement au lieu : état de l'art et voies de recherches dans le contexte du lieu de loisirs. Résumé L'objectif de cet article est de montrer la pertinence du concept d'attachement au lieu pour qualifier la relation affective entre un consommateur et un lieu de service. Cet article résume l'ensemble des résultats obtenus par les chercheurs et souligne les différentes voies de recherches qu'il reste à explorer, en particulier dans le contexte des lieux de loisirs.

Consumption experience in retail environments: A literature review

“…Research in space psychology has shown that the individual can develop an attachment to a place (Debenedetti, 2005;Gentric, 2005), a possibility that makes this notion transposable to the point-of-sale.…”

“…Lastly, attachment is especially pertinent in the analysis of the consequences of in-store experience, with its predominantly affective nature making it a useful addition to more cognitive variables such as satisfaction or even trust (Vlachos and Vrechopoulos, 2012). Research in space psychology has shown that the individual can develop an attachment to a place (Debenedetti, 2005; Gentric, 2005), a possibility that makes this notion transposable to the point-of-sale.…”

Resource Flows, Uses and Populations Territorial Attachments: The Case of the Oyapock Watershed (French Guiana, Amapá State of Brazil)

“…The territory seems to be experiencing a crystallization of habits around the roads to the detriment of the river and its practitioners. When we compare the knowledge territories of the rural interviewees with those of the urban ones, those of the groups most attached to the places [41] with those belonging to the most recently arrived groups and those of the oldest interviewees with the youngest, a striking contrast emerges which, in our opinion, reflects a strong dynamic underway: the rural culture linked to the river, even if it remains prevalent, is gradually being covered by the urban culture inherent in the roads, due to the differential evolution of the demographic weight. These roads, nationalist assertions and the COVID-19 pandemic have brought each bank back to their respective hinterlands, French Guyana and Amapá, like rubber bands, depending on the intensity and recurrence of these present and future crises.…”

Does a Sustainable Orientation Affect Global Consumers' Relationships with International Online Brands?

“…Previous international online retailing studies (Safari & Yamin, 2016;Yamin & Sinkovics, 2006) imply that international retailers need to focus on building strong relationships with consumers to increase consumer brand commitment and thereby reduce the importance of other external factors. Brand commitment possesses two main behavioural consequences: the intention of buying again to maintain the relationship (Debenedetti, 2004) and change resistance (Bouhlel et al, 2011). Based on the above arguments, the following hypothesis is suggested: H3.…”