The contributions of economics to hospitality literature: A content analysis of hospitality and tourism journals

Mohammed, Ibrahim; Guillet, Basak Denizci; Law, Rob

doi:10.1016/j.ijhm.2014.10.010

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“…Restaurants and food services were the second choice in two of the journals (CHQ and IJHM). These findings are similar, with some variation to those of other findings (Köseoglu et al, 2015;Mohammed et al, 2015;Law et al, 2014;Baloglu and Assante, 1999), the range being from a high of 66.3 to a low of 31.8%.…”

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confidence: 87%

“…Three of the four journals appear to publish more quantitative articles. There appears to be a similar dominance of quantitative studies reported by several other studies, including Köseoglu et al (2015), Mehmetoglu (2004), Mohammed et al (2015), Myung et al (2012) and Tsang and Hsu (2011). The percent quantitative in these studies ranges from a high of 93.2% to a low of 54%.…”

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confidence: 71%

“…The Köseoglu et al (2015) study, 73.2% were empirical, 25.1% conceptual, and 1.7% reviews. Several other studies (Mehmetoglu, 2004;Mohammed et al, 2015;Köseoglu et al, 2015;Enver and Kozak, 2014;Tsang and Hsu, 2011;Baloglu and Assante, 1999) all reported a dominance of empirical articles, ranging from a low of 58.0% to a high of 96.3%. Table 3 also presents the percent of articles that were of a quantitative, qualitative, or hybrid nature.…”

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confidence: 95%

“…Most popular were t-tests, Chi Square, correlation, and Mann-Whitney U test; second, factor, cluster, and discriminant analysis; and then, descriptive and content statistics. Descriptive statistics were the most popular statistical techniques, followed by factor and cluster analysis in several other studies (Mohammed et al, 2015;Myung et al, 2012;Köseoglu et. al., 2015;Baloglu and Assante, 1999;Tsang and Hsu, 2011).…”

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Business ethics research in the hospitality industry: topics, methods and trends

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This study investigates how business ethics research has evolved in hospitality management (HM). This evolution is explored using bibliometrics from articles related to ethics published in HM journals indexed in SSCI. This study provides a broad view on ethics research in HM related to topics discussed, methods employed, and trends. As a first study of HM with a business ethics focus, the findings show several things. First, there has been a significant increase in the number of such articles. Second, the most popular topics are corporate social responsibility and natural environmental issues. Third, quantitative methods and primary data provided by hotels are dominant in many studies; qualitative, hybrid research approaches, and advanced statistical methods have become more common in recent years. Accordingly, referring to the findings related to this study, this article presents limitations of the study and future steps.Keywords: business ethics; codes; hospitality; journals; bibliometric analysis; topics; methods; trends. Business ethics research in the hospitality industry

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confidence: 87%

Section: Nature Of Business Ethics Articles Related To T/hsupporting

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“…From a further, more detailed review of Mohammed, Guillet and Law's (2015) content analysis of the contributions of economics to hospitality research literature over the past four decades, it is clearly evident that the demand aspects of economic theory on pricing and revenue management have been the main focal point for academics. For instance, Chen and Lin (2013) examined the influence of uncertain demand on hotel capacity, and Maier and Johanson (2013) looked into the relationships between demand and average daily rate.…”

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Revisiting the relevance of economic theory to hotel revenue management education and practice in the era of Big Data

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Understanding how people engage in daily activities within a region can provide valuable information for smart city planners and strategic partners to use to assist in their decision-making processes. Such insights may relate to economic activities, sustainable city design, environmental impacts, and responses to climate change, contributing to the improvement in the quality of human life. Considerable attention is recently directed towards smart city initiatives that benefit majority of people, rather than projects that cater to the political, architectural, or vanity needs of a minority. However, understanding citizen requirements, behaviors, and opinions is difficult, and requires the use of technology and appropriate information sources. While social-media big data have provided opportunities to develop evidence-based insights into human daily activities, effective analytical methods to harness these opportunities remain in development. We propose a new analytical method to provide a deeper understanding of citizen activities by constructing building blocks in their activity storylines, with analysis of these storylines providing evidence-based insights into their activities. Results demonstrate the usefulness of our method to smart city planners and strategic partners, providing invaluable insights to assist them in making decisions regarding sustainable smart city development. | INTRODUCTIONCities are considered complex ecosystems, inhabited by people with diverse interests who can be encouraged to cooperate with each other, seeking to achieve harmonious living through sustainable practices (Camboim et al., 2019;Capdevila & Zarlenga, 2015). In city living, quality of life refers to human preferences and habitual activities that result in cognitive and affective well-being. This is achieved through enabling behaviors, attitudes, preferences, and emotions that increase friendships, support, and socialization, making people happier, healthier, and friendlier (Carvalho et al., 2018;De Guimaraes et al., 2020).Population growth in urban areas has created many issues that affect various public and government

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The contributions of economics to hospitality literature: A content analysis of hospitality and tourism journals

Cited by 62 publications

References 114 publications

Business ethics research in the hospitality industry: topics, methods and trends

Business ethics research in the hospitality industry: topics, methods and trends

Revisiting the relevance of economic theory to hotel revenue management education and practice in the era of Big Data

A social media analytics perspective for human‐oriented smart city planning and management

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