Mapping the luxury research landscape: A bibliometric citation analysis

Gurzki, Hannes; Woisetschläger, David M.

doi:10.1016/j.jbusres.2016.11.009

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“…In order to ensure the highest quality of the document sample, we downloaded articles from the “Core Collection” covering the period 1985–2017. Moreover, WoS has been used across a wide range of scientometrics studies and the main software of bibliometric analysis is set‐up for it (among others, see Di Stefano, Peteraf, & Verona, ; Appio, Cesaroni, & Minin, ; Fetscherin & Heinrich, ; Fiala & Tutoky, ; Gurzki & Woisetschläger, ). We have used as keywords the terms “fairtrade” and/or “fair trade” in the field Topic, which contains titles, abstract and keywords.…”

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A bibliometric analysis of the scientific literature on Fairtrade labelling

Ruggeri

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Corsi

2018

Int J Consumer Studies

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Since its foundation, the Fairtrade movement has attracted the attention of consumers, practitioners, media and scholars. Discussing the role that Fairtrade can play on a global yet locally rooted scale is very complex, as research reports contrasting results about its usefulness and effectiveness. This study examines scientific research on Fairtrade over the last decades by conducting a bibliometric analysis of the literature published on the ISI Web of Knowledge Core Collection, which included 876 papers by 1,293 authors in 432 journals. Results show that despite this being a relatively recent field of study, Fairtrade has been approached from different disciplines with different methodologies and objectives. The structured quantitative study of the literature enabled us to inspect how research has evolved over the years in the light of the changes faced by Fairtrade, to explore its scope in the broader field of the global market, to detect current research schools and perspectives within the network and to identify hitherto unaddressed issues and unconnected subfields.

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A bibliometric analysis of the scientific literature on Fairtrade labelling

Ruggeri

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Corsi

2018

Int J Consumer Studies

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“…El panorama de crecimiento exponencial de las investigaciones en el tema ha hecho que para los investigadores sea realmente difícil poder tener acceso a información que muestre un panorama general sobre el área y, de esta manera, mantenerse al día con el desarrollo del campo de conocimiento. Resulta de gran importancia contar con un estudio que muestre un panorama general del desarrollo investigativo de los efectos abordados aquí; Aliyev [27] ; Gurzki & Woisetschläger [28] llevaron a cabo un análisis bibliométrico con el lujo, sin embargo, no mencionan los efectos bandwagon, snob, veblen, hedónico o de perfeccionismo, lo que permite pensar que no se tuvieron en cuenta los efectos como ejes centrales de dichas investigaciones.…”

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Análisis bibliométrico de los efectos veblen, bandwagon, snob, hedónico y de perfeccionismo

Neme-Chaves

Sierra-Puentes

2020

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INTRODUCCIÓN. Los efectos Veblen, bandwagon, snob, hedónico y de perfeccionismo son constructos que han permitido han sido comprender las motivaciones relacionadas con el consumo de bienes de prestigio desde una perspectiva amplia, teniendo en cuenta motivaciones como la pertenencia o diferenciación de grupos, la demostración de estatus, las emociones despertadas y el factor de calidad que lleva a consumir dichos bienes. OBJETIVO. Este artículo proporciona un análisis bibliométrico del estado actual de la investigación de los efectos. METODO. mediante bibliometría se identifican autores, países más productivos, revistas más importantes, cooperación entre autores, co-citas y coocurrencias de palabras clave; además identificación de clústeres de investigación. Utilizando la colección de Scopus, este estudio analiza 3685 registros. RESULTADOS Se identificaron cinco agrupaciones de investigación: Comercio, mercadeo, comportamiento de consumo y estudios experimentales. DISCUSIÓN Y CONCLUSIONES Se sugieren nuevos estudios que incluyan revisión sistemática tradicional para complementar lo planteado en este documento, así como la investigación por parte de investigadores iberoamericanos en estas cuestiones para así mejorar la presencia de la perspectiva iberoamericana en el concierto mundial. Esta investigación otorga una visión general que puede ser una guía valiosa para docentes, investigadores y profesionales de mercadeo, administración, economía y áreas afines.

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“…There is a lack of consensus about the definition of luxury due to its complexity and ambivalence. Still, a profound multidimensional conceptualization of luxury brand value is established within the academy, involving financial, functional, individual, and social dimensions (Gurzki and Woisetschläger, 2017). In the traditional academic luxury research, focus often lies on a purely materialistic interpretation, and luxury is linked to status and conspicuous consumption as a signaling behavior (Kapferer, 1998;Vigneron and Johnson, 1999;Wiedmann et al 2007).…”

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Luxury Consumer Identity Projects - A Study of Moral Sensitivity in Luxury Consumption Practices

Bitane¹

2019

EJBM

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Consumer behavior in the luxury goods market is often characterized by status-seeking and conspicuous buying motivations. These attitudes can plausibly be explained by hedonistic selfcenteredness, which constitutes the base of the post-modern consumerism. Yet, decadent consumption practices repeatedly evoke public criticism about personal irresponsibility, carelessness and disregard for the collective good. While exploring buyers' attitudes in the United Arab Emirates, the current study investigates, how luxury consumers respond to the strong societal drivers for a more responsible consumption. In the environment of a decreasing influence of long-established social categories, luxury consumers are growing concerned about the transformation of the sense of their identity. By investigating two research questions, the study seeks to address the latest socio-cultural transformations: firstly, it inquires whether in the social setting of affluent consumers, a moralism about consumption exists. Secondly, it explores the character of non-market-mediated consumer identity projects underlying luxury consumers' marketplace morality. The study is an empirical inquiry focusing on consumer behavior in luxury furniture segment. Based on semi-structured in-depth consumer interviews, the research analyzes moral attitudes of luxury buyers. While providing a deeper understanding of motivational antecedents in the luxury market, the analysis yields new insights into luxury consumers' marketplace behavior. Furthermore, the study discloses prevalence of moralistic identity work among luxury consumers. From a managerial standpoint, the results call for a greater consideration of the role of ethics in the communication between the production and consumption.

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Mapping the luxury research landscape: A bibliometric citation analysis

Cited by 214 publications

References 218 publications

A bibliometric analysis of the scientific literature on Fairtrade labelling

A bibliometric analysis of the scientific literature on Fairtrade labelling

Análisis bibliométrico de los efectos veblen, bandwagon, snob, hedónico y de perfeccionismo

Luxury Consumer Identity Projects - A Study of Moral Sensitivity in Luxury Consumption Practices

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