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EuroMed Journal of Business
EuroMed Journal of Business (2022) 17 (2): 270–287.
Published: 02 June 2021
... The contribution of this study to the boycotting research agenda concerns the expanded TPB model; it introduces scantly so far exogenous variables, namely politics and demographics. Antonia Delistavrou can be contacted at: adelis@ihu.gr The original idea was to verify that the theory of planned behaviour...
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EuroMed Journal of Business
EuroMed Journal of Business (2019) 14 (3): 221–238.
Published: 27 August 2019
..., who are less ethically disinterested and more generous, were found to be more frequently engaged in ethical purchase in all the three cities. Evidence was found that less ethically disinterested and more generous consumers are more likely to get engaged in boycotting calls, in Hebron...
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EuroMed Journal of Business
EuroMed Journal of Business (2015) 10 (3): 285–296.
Published: 07 September 2015
... hotels’ customers segments. Design/methodology/approach – A survey in the urban area Thessaloniki, Greece. Probability, large enough household sample. “Intentions to visit a green hotel”, “Boycotting” and “Discursive Activities” towards unethical hotels were investigated. External (EC)/Internal...
