... is the presence of substitution effects among wines of different nationality, while red and white wines rarely substitute each another. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Italy Wines Viticulture Consumer behaviour The present study is contextualized in a noteworthy market situation...

...@une.edu.au © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Australia France Viticulture Marketing strategy Political economy Writing in the Oxford Companion to Wine, John Robinson (1999) used the concept of nature to describe the diametrically opposed approaches to wine making...

... as environmental policy makers. Australia Norway Tourism development Viticulture Agriculture © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 The wine tourism industry in Australia is facing increasing and a multitude of pressures to improve environmental sustainability. The global wine glut leads...

... operations being analysed in terms of strategic changes, notably with regard to the margin for manoeuvre that the players are meant to design and develop. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Strategic alliances Acquisitions and mergers Globalization Winemaking France Viticulture...

... about the opportunity of organic and biodynamic wine production as a possible source of competitive advantage to Latin American wine producers in the global market. Argentina Winemaking Viticulture Production methods Silvia Novaes Zilber can be contacted at: silviazilber@gmail.com ©...

... millions of people worldwide enjoying our wines every day (Managing Director, John Casella, Casella Wines). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Viticulture Wines Australia Brands Business development Yeah he's amazed and very, very happy that in his life time he's seen...

...@wfu.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 United States of America Viticulture Wines Marketing strategy Organizational change In this paper I use the example of ultra‐luxury wines to examine how knowledge sharing between incumbents and newcomers was crucial in the formation...

... and the study results. Wines Communication Trust Australia Viticulture Channel relationships The wine industry is rather a unique one. The industry involves the production of grapes, the transformation of grapes into wine and the marketing of the wine products. It is one of the few...

... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Quality Consumer behaviour Wines Viticulture United States of America Regional marketing Does the name “Russian River Valley” on a bottle of wine carry such prestige that it's worth fighting to rewrite the area's boundary line? (Berger, 2008 , p...

... access to financing and its costs is a fundamental dimension of international competition in the wine industry (Viviani, 2008). Table I shows the main descriptive statistics of the variables used. Economic performance Profit Organizational effectiveness Spain Viticulture Wines...

... Group Publishing Limited 2008 Wines Viticulture Marketing strategy Human resource management Australia Wine accounts for 3 per cent of Australian agricultural production with exports that are worth more than $2.5 billion (Australian Government, 2005). Using various indicators...

... “agro‐industrial district” (Larreina and Gómez‐Bezares, 2004a , Larreina, 2006). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Viticulture Spain Economic growth Cluster analysis In recent times, the role of wine in regional economies has been a major issue both in the European...

... and promotion know how to tackle it. Development of Viticulture and Viniculture An important step took place in 1971, when the Ministry of Agriculture set up an experimental laboratory and winery in Limassol. It set about categori sing grapes of every variety from every region experimenting with new, foreign...