Consumer subjectivity, space, and advertising research
Behaviour ; Consumer behaviour ; Consumption ; Ethnography ; North America ; Publicity ; Qualitative methods
En réponse aux conditions de l'accumulation réflexive, la recherche sur la publicité est passée des approches positivistes dominantes depuis les années 1960 jusqu'aux années 1980 au recours à des méthodologies qualitatives (groupes pilotes et
Comportement d'achat de deux groupes désavantagés: les ménages comprenant des adultes au chômage et les ménages comprenant des adultes à la retraite. Les distances parcourues jusqu'au lieu d'achat sont plus courtes, surtout en ce qui concerne les
Etude d'identification des facilités offertes aux consommateurs et détermination des facteurs influençant le choix d'un magasin. L'analyse révèle une relation très étroite entre le choix et un groupe de variables prédictions recouvrant les
Grocery store cognitions of disadvantaged consumergroups : a Reading Case study
La connaissance des commerces alimentaires et l'importance des facteurs de distance et de prix sur le comportement des consommateurs varient en fonction des groupes ethniques et du niveau de revenu familial.
The cognition of shopping centers by the central area and suburban elderly : an analysis of consumer information fields and evaluative criteria
Canada ; Consumer behaviour ; Consumption ; Elderly people ; Manitoba ; Perception ; Retail trade ; Shopping center ; Spatial choice ; Transport mode ; Trip ; Winnipeg
L'A. étudie le processus cognitif des centres commerciaux de la part de plusieurs groupes de consommateurs âgés domiciliés soit dans le centre-ville de Winnipeg, soit dans deux quartiers suburbains. Le comportement des consommateurs en matière de
choix spatial est analysé en faisant référence à leur champ d'informations et à leurs critères d'évaluation. Importance de la distance, des prix, et du type de commerce. Disparités significatives entre les sous-groupes.
Consumer behaviour ; Model ; Multi-purpose trip ; Shopping centre ; Space time ; Spatial analysis ; Suburbs ; Transport cost
A study of multipurpose shopping at a range of planned suburban shopping centres in Sydney during 1988/89 endeavour to relate several hypotheses to results from a space-time differential consumer-trip model. The number of consumers is shown to form
a substantial quadratic relationship with centre scale. The model predicts positive and negative states of MPS. Distinctly different socioeconomic groups can have in common a MPS strategy independent of centre scale. They are using this strategy as a mechanism
Commodification ; Ecology ; Ethnic group ; Fishing ; Hunting ; Louisiana ; Political ecology ; Swamp ; Tourism ; United States of America
Using a political economic approach, this paper shows that the process of self-commodification may give tourism professionals some control over how ethnic cultures are is presented, but does so within the parameters of state oversight and consumers
as “living off of the swamp” despite the fact that swamp commodities have almost always been produced for external markets. Similar to past commodities, swamp tourism still involves the production of Cajun-swamp culture for outside consumers. This type
of tourism paradoxically presents the image of a physically and socially disconnected ethnic group by fostering connections with outsiders while in the swamp.
, in both Q and R modes. The results distinguished interval groups mainly in accordance with chronology and distinguished assemblages of species mainly according to habitat. Significant changes in the shellfish diet through time were revealed.
Shopping-perceptions and preferences: a multidimensional attractiveness analysis of consumer and entrepreneurial attitudes
logique pour l'analyse des préférences et des choix de groupes distincts de consommateurs et de producteurs par rapport aux biens et services échangés dans un centre commercial, que l'A. dénomme: analyse multidimensionnelle de l'attrait.
Les grandes chaînes d'Etat polonaises aujourd'hui disparues n'ont pas été remplacées, laissant la place à une multitude de petits magasins de proximité. Les grands groupes occidentaux de la distribution, notamment alimentaire, tentent depuis 1990
of these other taxa will be fundamental for conservation and management practices. Many of which, for example in national parks in the African savannas, are designed to protect large mammals, and not necessarily other animal groups despite their crucial
and diverse roles in savanna functioning as pollinators, dispersers, nutrient recyclers and consumers.
Case-study data from Leicester are used to explore the forms of sociality played out in different sites of film exhibition. They suggest that multiplex cinemas are frequented prodominantly by consumergroups seeking an exopolitan leisure experience
A detailed analysis of the development, according to water basins, main consumergroups in industrial branches, housing and irrigation gives reasons for the conclusions concerning general trends. (MS).
Housing models and consumer preferences: applications for the Stockholm region in Sixteenth European Congress Copenhagen 1976.
(1975) ; Comportement ; Groupe social ; Géographie humaine ; Logement ; Marché ; Mode de vie ; Modèle déterministe ; Modèle stochastique ; Niveau de vie ; Population urbaine ; Préférence ; Revenu ; Société ; Stockholm ; Suède
déterministe ou stochastique. A partir d'une enquête effectuée auprès de 1200ménages dans l'agglomération de Stockholm, en 1975, établissement des types de ménages et évaluation des préférences des différents groupes et du comportement éventuel exprimé pour
This essay is not so much concerned with the topic of spatial thought (the physical material world with its consumers), but is much more concerned with its subjects. Subjects are those, who want to attain certain objectives by using spatial
information. Spatial information is being treated here as a special form of text. It is generated in order to realize certain effects of spatial orientation in groups of people to whom it is addressed. Consequently, one of the fields in which social
geographers work may be defined to be : - analyzing and systemizing the communicative functions of spatial abstractions, - investigating the process of generating spatial abstractions, - rationalizing and perfecting them by grouping new sets of specific
In this article, we look at the people who made Dhaka’s food system resilient enough to avoid catastrophe. We discuss three relevant actor groups – food traders in wholesale markets, street food vendors, and poor consumers – and investigate