Religion as a field of transcultural practices in multicultural marketplaces

Cruz, Angela Gracia B.; Seo, Yuri; Buchanan‐Oliver, Margo

doi:10.1016/j.jbusres.2017.07.022

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“…Religion has a social impact on consumer products and services in various industries, including hospitality and travel. Sociologists view religion as an ideology that applies to humans and members of a community bonded in a harmonious relationship [82,83]. Religion is among the most critical social and cultural forces and has a significant impact on human behavior [84].…”

Section: The Dimension Of Islamic Religiosity: Host Community Perceptmentioning

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The Influence of Islamic Religiosity on the Perceived Socio-Cultural Impact of Sustainable Tourism Development in Pakistan: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach

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Typically, residents play a role in developing strategies and innovations in tourism. However, few studies have sought to understand the role of Islamic religiosity on the perceived socio-cultural impacts of sustainable tourism development in Pakistan. Previous studies focusing on socio-cultural impacts as perceived by local communities have applied various techniques to explain the relationships between selected variables. Circumstantially, the structural equation modeling (SEM) technique has gained little attention for measuring the religiosity factors affecting the perceived socio-cultural impacts of sustainable tourism. This investigation aims to address such limitations in this area of scientific knowledge by applying Smart PLS-SEM, developing an empirical approach, and implementing Smart-PLS software V-3.2.8. The proposed tourism model predicts the effects of the religiosity level on the perceived socio-cultural impacts of sustainable tourism development. In this study, we examine the relationships among religious commitments, religious practice, and religious belief and the socio-cultural effects of sustainable tourism. Our research identifies influential factors through an extensive literature review on communities’ religiosity and the socio-cultural impacts of developing sustainable tourism. We examine and analyze data based on 508 residents’ responses. The findings reveal an R² value of 0.841, suggesting three exogenous latent constructs, which collectively elucidate 84.10% of the variance in the perceived socio-cultural impact of sustainable tourism. The findings reveal that religious respondents with a higher religiosity level have a positive attitude towards developing sustainable tourism. These findings are helpful to understand the dynamics of communities’ perceptions, behaviors, quality of life, cultural aspects, and religiosity factors affecting sustainable tourism in Pakistan. This study is novel in the context of Pakistani cultural and social norms, and this study’s implications may provide further direction for researching and developing sustainable tourism in the northern regions of Pakistan.

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Section: The Dimension Of Islamic Religiosity: Host Community Perceptmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Influence of Islamic Religiosity on the Perceived Socio-Cultural Impact of Sustainable Tourism Development in Pakistan: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach

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“…Moral religion is defined as motivation and inspiration for the believer as a guide to life [25], while ethics is a rational argument that has the social, cultural and political. Ethics emphasizes the role of human beings in life and overcome the problems of diverse ethical life [26], Contains moral teachings views on moral values and norms which are among a group of people [4], The moral value as human beings is human kindness. Moral term derived from the Latin, the plural of the mores commensurate with the word customs, morals are in accordance with the general ideas received about action [27], Meanwhile, the ethical standards that govern the behavior of society [28], Ethics deals with the concept of the values of good and being a model of human relationships between people such as truth, freedom, honesty, justice, love, compassion and refers to the good life, of what is good and bad, about whether there is the correct destination and wrong, and how knowing that there [29],…”

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“…Orientation for education and learning the Quran Maghrib Bupolo Movement can be a media-actualization for the achievement of pluralism. Pluralism is an understanding that teach that all religions are equal [3], So that truth is relative [4], Therefore there can be no one religion that claims to be the only true religion [5], "Religious plurality" is a condition of living together (coexistence) [6] between religions (in the broadest sense) [7]Different in one community while maintaining the specific characteristics or the teachings of each religion [8], Great expectations with the pluralism of the public life in Buru more harmonious and prosperous. Indra in his research on the implementation of the program management community movements sunset Koran in the province of West Sumatra suggests the benefits of the program dusk Koran is shaping the attitude and behavior of public morality, build social engineering (social engineering) which are based on the spirit of local wisdom and spiritual values, motion sunset Quran as a medium to build a strong bond in order to form a family [9], Meanwhile, Sapendi in research on building social relationships across religions in school, explaining the school as an educational environment that provides context for the development of students in various aspects.…”

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"BUPOLO" Movement

Umanailo¹

2019

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Maghrib Bupolo movement chant is a form of social movement initiated by the Government of Buru together with the Ministry of Religious Affairs Buru as efforts to use maghrib time and avoid the public from the negative impact of technological developments and to make the movement as a medium pruralisme achievement. Bupolo movement recite Maghrib received a positive response from the community where the initiation is done society to become an instrument of achieving the harmonization of social life to look after each and remind the maghrib time utilization. In addition, the mapping of sectoral activities in the community recite Maghrib Bupolo Movement spawned two components moral and ethical.

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“…Previous studies indicate the constant interchange between global modern versus local tradition value in consumer cultural identification (Lien et al, 2017;Cruz et al, 2017;Sobol et al, 2018;Sinha and Sheth, 2017). Recognizing that people direct their identities in relation to global or local orientation (Robertson, 1992)…”

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Traditionscapes in emerging markets

Dalmoro

Pinto

Herter

et al. 2020

IJOEM

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PurposeThis research aims to develop and test the traditionscapes framework in which consumers appropriate local traditions as a resource to foster cultural identity in emerging markets.Design/methodology/approachA multi-level research approach with qualitative (n = 38) and quantitative data (n = 600) was employed in the context of gaucho traditions in the southern part of Brazil (Rio Grande do Sul state).FindingsThe findings indicate that traditionscapes operate in a fluid process that engenders local culture attachment into tradition value through the consumer identification process. Traditionscapes build a sense of local cultural attachment that functions as a source of social, cultural, and local identification. Findings also support our three-stage traditionscapes framework, emphasizing the identification process that depends on consumers' global culture resistance.Originality/valueThis research provides a novel viewpoint to the well-established relationship between tradition and globalization in consumption studies. We contribute to this debate by shifting the discussion to the fluid process of traditionscapes in which tradition value is engendered through consumer appropriation and identification with local traditions, even in a globalized context. Although recent research suggests that global culture can disrupt local traditions, traditionscapes operate as an extended perspective that coexists with other global cultural flows.

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Religion as a field of transcultural practices in multicultural marketplaces

Cited by 21 publications

References 41 publications

The Influence of Islamic Religiosity on the Perceived Socio-Cultural Impact of Sustainable Tourism Development in Pakistan: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach

The Influence of Islamic Religiosity on the Perceived Socio-Cultural Impact of Sustainable Tourism Development in Pakistan: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach

"BUPOLO" Movement

Traditionscapes in emerging markets

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