Book ReviewsTask and Organization MillerEric J.. New York: John Wiley &amp; Sons. 1976. 379 pp., $22.50.

Bond, Kenneth M.

doi:10.5465/amr.1978.4297103

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“…Negative publicity is a key part of negative brand information and has more serious effects than negative rumours or negative word of mouth (nWOM) because such negative information is usually con rmed and veri ed by authorities (Kim et al, 2007). Negative publicity often spreads through major media and it is generally believed to be more trustworthy than rumours and nWOM (Bond and Kirshenbaum, 1998) and is easier to accept (Ahluwalia and Gürhan-Canli, 2000). There are two types of negative publicity performance-related, which is negative brand information about functional aspects, like quality, of a brand; and value-related negative publicity, which is negative brand information about business practices or ethical issues (Dean, 2004).…”

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Antecedents, Sequence, and Consequences of Social Media Brand Crisis in China: The Case of Canada Goose 2021

Jhaveri¹

2023

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Social media brand crisis of a foreign brand in China suggests the sudden occurrence of many, mainly negative social media utterances against the brand. Understanding how such a crisis unfolds and what are related consumer sentiments on social media deserves managerial attention. This paper examines the case of a global Canadian brand, Canada Goose, when it experienced a social media crisis over its refund-policy and alleged use of double standards against Chinese consumers. By using case-study methodology, the findings of this research uncover the discernible stages along which the crisis proceeds and reveals the role of Chinese grassroots nationalism in fulling the social media crisis.

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Antecedents, Sequence, and Consequences of Social Media Brand Crisis in China: The Case of Canada Goose 2021

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Family images of the adolescent: An empirical method for clinical assessment.

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Klein²

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Midlife development: A personality and social systems perspective.

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Patrick

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Aging in the 1980s: Psychological Issues.

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Recent research and theory on midlife development and the midlife transition is reviewed and integrated into a personality and social systems perspective. This point of view focuses on the analysis of individual midlife personality in social context, the definition of midlife precipitators, developmental tasks, sequential phaselike developments during the midlife transition, and implications for psychopathology. An agenda for the 1980s is proposed that emphasizes a series of research, methodological, and theoretical questions and implications.The authors wish to express their appreciation to Springer Publishing Company for permission to present in this chapter the theoretical material and preliminary data that will be forthcoming in greater detail in a book entitled, Midrife Development: Gender Personality, and Social Systems Influences, scheduled for publication in 1980.

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Book ReviewsTask and Organization MillerEric J.. New York: John Wiley & Sons. 1976. 379 pp., $22.50.

Cited by 8 publications

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Antecedents, Sequence, and Consequences of Social Media Brand Crisis in China: The Case of Canada Goose 2021

Antecedents, Sequence, and Consequences of Social Media Brand Crisis in China: The Case of Canada Goose 2021

Family images of the adolescent: An empirical method for clinical assessment.

Midlife development: A personality and social systems perspective.

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