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  • Consumer behaviour ; Germany ; Internet ; Retail trade ; Shopping behaviour
  • Recently it becomes apparent that the internet has already opened a new chapter within the urban retail : online-shopping and local retail become slowly a synthesis. The reason for this is not only an advanced implementation of technical application
  • within the retail business, but also a changing behaviour of the consumer. The internet modifies the consuming culture by essential characteristics such as dialogical qualities, immediacy and an extended range of information. By this the local retailing
  • 2004
  • Upgrading in the global clothing industry : Mavi jeans and the transformation of a turkish firm from full-package to brand-name manufacturing and retailing
  • Brand image ; Clothing industry ; Globalization ; Industry ; Retail trade ; Turkey
  • 2004
  • Governing consumption : buyer-supplier relationships in the Indonesian retailing business
  • Clothing ; Consumption ; Developing countries ; Indonesia ; Market ; Market regulation ; Organization ; Production system ; Retail trade
  • 2004
  • From mail order to e-commerce : competition, regulation, and politics of nonstore retailing in Germany
  • Consumer behaviour ; Consumption ; Electronic commerce ; Germany ; Market ; Marketing ; Regulation ; Retail trade ; Technology ; Trade policy
  • 2004
  • Competitiveness ; Economic geography ; Geography of trade ; Hungary ; Retail trade ; Shopping centre ; Spatial structure
  • This paper describes the characteristics of retailing in Tatabánya (NW-Hungary) and provides and insight in the spatial patterns within the city and in its environs, with special attention to the two dominant shopping centres. The analysis is based
  • 2004
  • Retail trade ; Rural area ; Rural planning ; Supplying ; Sweden
  • In sparsely populated regions of the EU private expenditures for daily supply with goods and services have been increasing strongly due to a widening in supply network. These processes were triggered by changes in retail formats
  • 2004
  • Consumer behaviour ; Diversification ; Economic geography ; Living standard ; Location ; Production ; Retail trade ; Typology ; Way of life
  • 2004
  • Legislation ; Local government ; Local market ; Regulation ; Retail trade ; Street ; Town ; United Kingdom
  • 2004
  • Department store ; Economic environment ; Economic restructuring ; Economic strategy ; Honshu ; Japan ; Location ; Retail trade ; Shopping behaviour
  • 2004
  • Country of origin ; Dublin ; Economic growth ; Ethnic community ; Immigration ; International migration ; Ireland ; Retail trade ; Urban area ; Urban district
  • 2004
  • Ethnic minority ; Internal migration ; Iran ; Land ; Location ; Periurban development ; Retail trade ; Social network ; Tehran ; Urban dynamics ; Urban population ; Urban renewal
  • 2004
  • Employment ; Foreigner ; Genoa ; International migration ; Italy ; Liguria ; Occupational activity ; Retail trade ; Urban immigration ; Urban society
  • In 2004 Genoa and its Province had 27,739 such immigrants, 2,800 of whom had obtained a regular work permit from the local Chamber of Commerce. Thus the number of shops run by immigrants has been increasing, and they now characterize the life
  • 2004
  • Agricultural product ; Coffee ; Food consumption ; Market ; Market segmentation ; Marketing ; Organic farming ; Retail trade ; Sweden
  • 2004
  • Attendance ; Competitiveness ; Germany ; Inner city ; Location ; Retail trade ; Shopping behaviour ; Shopping centre ; Urban crisis ; Urban development ; Urban planning ; Urban structure
  • 2004
  • Agricultural product ; Coffee ; Denmark ; Food product ; Marketing ; Oligopoly ; Organic farming ; Retail trade
  • 2004
  • Applied geography ; Commercial infrastructure ; Florence ; Inner city ; Italy ; Retail trade ; Shopping area planning ; Store ; Toscana ; Urban policy
  • 2004
  • Decentralization ; Economic impact ; Ghana ; Local development ; Local market ; Periodic market ; Retail trade ; Rural-urban relations ; Socio-economic system ; Woman
  • 2004
  • Distribution of points ; Location ; Retail trade ; Scale ; Simulation ; Spatial analysis ; Test ; Urban area
  • 2004