Table of contents - Special Issue: Global Consumer Culture: The Evolving Nature of Global and Local Consumption - Part 1
Guest Editors: Fabian Bartsch, Mark Cleveland, Eunju Ko, John W. Cadogan
The uncertain future of globalization: Implications for global consumer culture and global brands
Jan-Benedict SteenkampThe purpose of this paper is to offer a different perspective on the global consumer culture (GCC) phenomenon and identify new avenues for future research.
Reflections on global brands, global consumer culture and globalization
Saeed SamieeThe purpose of this paper is to explore global brands, global consumer culture (GCC) and globalization, and offers a thesis in line with Steenkamp (2019) regarding the world’s…
The future of globalization: a comment
Russell BelkThe purpose of this paper is to present an afterword to Steenkamp’s reflections on the future of globalization published in this issue of International Marketing Review.
Some recent influences on global consumer culture: Digital networked technologies, emerging market brands and bottom of the pyramid consumers
Ayşegül ÖzsomerThe purpose of this paper is to build on Steenkamp’s reflections, and introduce emerging and important developments that are shaping the global landscape and influencing global…
Reflections on defining global brands, fragmentation and segmentation, and the emergence of richer brandscapes
Jan-Benedict SteenkampThe purpose of this paper is to present a response to papers written by Professors Samiee, Belk and Özsomer as commentary pieces on my original paper, “The uncertain future of…
Global consumer culture: epistemology and ontology
Mark Cleveland, Fabian BartschThe purpose of this paper is to propose a conceptual framework that highlights the reinforcing nature of global consumer culture (GCC). In doing so, this paper highlights a…
Fairy tales of global consumer culture in a polarizing world
Marieke de MooijThe purpose of this paper is to respond to the essay by Cleveland and Bartsch in this issue. The paper also aims to counter argue the various drivers of global consumer culture…
Global consumer culture: consequences for consumer research
Carlos J. Torelli, Jennifer L. StonerThe purpose of this paper is to comment on the conceptual framework highlighting the reinforcing nature of global consumer culture.
Advancing global consumer culture research
Peter Magnusson, Stanford A. WestjohnThis paper provides a perspective to the article by Cleveland and Bartsch in this issue. The purpose of this paper is to focus on examining objective global brand performance data…
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- Professor John Cadogan