Reputation and its vicissitudes

Rodden, John

doi:10.1007/bf02687599

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“…It distinguishes between places and acts to pull the sports tourist to one location ahead of others (Dann, 1977;Rodden, 2006) by stressing characteristics deemed significant to the participant. To be of value reputation relies on dissemination, often through word-of-mouth recommendations or media reporting.…”

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Understanding how sporting characteristics and behaviours influence destination selection: a grounded theory study of golf tourism

Humphreys

2014

Journal of Sport & Tourism

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The findings propose a model which explains the relationship between golf tourist behaviours and destination selection. This identifies six strands which determine the relationship between the golf tourist, golf behaviours and destination selection (constructing the golf holiday, emotional rewards of taking a trip, total trip spend, amenities and support facilities, course characteristics and reputation of the destination). Furthermore it illuminates the complexity of these relationships through recognition of four spheres of influence (group dynamics, competition and ability, golfing capital and intermediaries).Discussion elucidates how this increased understanding of the golf tourist behaviours and destination selection might be applied to other sports, with conclusions exploring implications for the sports tourism industry and destinations.

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Understanding how sporting characteristics and behaviours influence destination selection: a grounded theory study of golf tourism

Humphreys

2014

Journal of Sport & Tourism

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“…According to Rodden (2006), there are some online techniques that can be used to highlight the quality of achievements: for example, opinion expressions, values…”

Section: Linguistic Tools Of Self-profiling and Identity Constructionmentioning

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Discourse and Identity in the Digital World: Mansoura University Website as a Model

Gad

2021

مجلة وادی النیل للدراسات والبحوث الإنسانیة والاجتماعیة والتربوی

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Digital Discourse is concerned with the manipulation of multimodal and multi-semiotic resources which are investigated to characterize identities and ideologies in a digital world that is said to be a part of a whole society, as claimed by Gee (2005). A digital text is a type of human communication that can be described as multimodal by incorporating writing, images, sounds and other semiotic systems. In the last three decades, people have become more attracted to say so many things about themselves and their activities through digital media. However, attempts to give a comprehensive image of a college or university are limited. The present study aims to signify how a digital text can reflect ideologies and realities about the social and academic life of Mansoura University, located in Mansoura city, the capital of Dakahlia Governorate on the east bank of the Nile in Egypt. The data employed as the basis of the analysis in this study is extracted from large database of announcements, texts and images displayed on Mansoura University website in 2020 (following the widespread transmission of . The study proposes a multidisciplinary analysis of Mansoura University website, following Darvin (2016) andPetroni (2019). Mansoura University website is said to be an attempt by a collective institution to establish an image of itself on the internet. The digitized discourse is designed to provide a collective image that replicates the identity of Mansoura University and highlights its position (inter)nationally. Dealing with the information displayed on the target website as a type of commodity that possesses multiple traits and, at the same time, reflects issues of identity and reputation building, the study concludes that the analysis of the digital discourse has assigned Mansoura University a type of identity that can be described as a Commodified Identity.

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“…According to Cavazza et al (2014), a person can enjoy both good and bad reputation in different domains at the same time. Reputation from the historical perspective was associated with an individual’s skill or work, but in contemporary times it is related to certain ways in order to get attention (Rodden, 2006) including online activities. Within virtual communities a person’s reputation is always under threat (Aula & Tienari, 2011).…”

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Online Reputation and Stress: Discovering the Dark Side of Social Media

Amin

2020

FIIB Business Review

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The research on social media has mostly focused on its utilitarian aspects for both businesses and individuals. With growing embedment of social media in our individual affairs, it is important to study its negative impact on its users. This study provides an important perspective by studying social media user’s concern for online reputation and its relationship with stress which is moderated by social media dependency. This study was conducted on university students in India on a sample size of 350. Using Structural Equation Modeling, the relationship between ‘concern for online reputation’ and ‘social media stress’ was tested which revealed there is a positive relationship between the two variables. The results also suggest positive moderating role played by social media dependency in the relationship between ‘concern for online reputation’ and ‘social media stress’. This study has important implication for sociologist, psychiatrists and psychologists who will be keen to study this domain. Since this study was conducted on university students, it also has implications for parents and guardians who want to keep a check on their wards to prevent them from stress caused by social media usage.

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Reputation and its vicissitudes

Cited by 12 publications

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Understanding how sporting characteristics and behaviours influence destination selection: a grounded theory study of golf tourism

Understanding how sporting characteristics and behaviours influence destination selection: a grounded theory study of golf tourism

Discourse and Identity in the Digital World: Mansoura University Website as a Model

Online Reputation and Stress: Discovering the Dark Side of Social Media

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