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Exploring ethical consumption in different geographical places
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EuroMed Journal of Business
EuroMed Journal of Business (2019) 14 (3): 221–238.
Published: 27 August 2019
... and in Thessaloniki. Less ethically disinterested consumers were also found more active in discursive activities in Sofia and Thessaloniki. Research limitations/implications Certain amendments of the behavioural and attitudinal scales could be essential to ensure the same level of measurement accuracy...
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Preferring green and rejecting “unethical” hotels
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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...
