Sustainable development and nature-culture linkages in the Coffee Cultural Landscape of Colombia

Londoño, Juan Luis; Silva, César Augusto Velandia

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“…In this way, more than 540,000 Colombian families in 23 departments (out of a total of 32 departments in Colombia) generate their economic income directly from the production of this grain, and more than two million people do it indirectly (Tridge, 2022). For these reasons, several previous investigations have been able to document, such as coffee in Colombia, is a symbol of national identity, whose grain represents a whole country in the world, and is a factor of pride for Colombians (Londoño and Silva, 2018; Areiza-Padilla and Manzi Puertas, 2021).…”

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Consequences of xenocentrism and ethnocentrism on brand image of Starbucks: moderating effects of national culture and perceived brand globalness between Colombia and Spain

Areiza-Padilla

Taulet

2023

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PurposeThis research aims to contribute to the existing literature on the image of global and foreign brands, but analyzing the impact on these brands, both ethnocentrism (CE) and xenocentrism (XEN) in the consumer. It also analyses the effects of XEN, dogmatism and national identity in the CE.Design/methodology/approachA cross-cultural and quantitative study was carried out, through a total sample of 778 valid questionnaires collected online of which 451 questionnaires were from a developing country (Colombia) and 327 questionnaires were from a developed country (Spain). The data were processed through PLS-SEM software 3.2.7, which is usually used in this type of predictive studies, also containing variables of formative and reflective type.FindingsResults show that XEN has a positive impact on the image of global and foreign brands, whereas CE does not always have a negative effect on the image of global and foreign brands, as was believed. Both effects are moderated by the national culture and the perceived brand globalness. XEN also has a negative impact on CE while national identity and dogmatism influence positively CE.Originality/valueThis research performs the analysis of the effects of XEN together with CE on the perceptions of a service global brand, considering the moderating effects of the national culture and perceived brand globalness were taken into account, between a developed country and a developing country.

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Consequences of xenocentrism and ethnocentrism on brand image of Starbucks: moderating effects of national culture and perceived brand globalness between Colombia and Spain

Areiza-Padilla

Taulet

2023

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The cultural landscape of coffee in Tolima, Colombia: heritage assessment, sustainability and management

Silva¹,

Diab

2021

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PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to determine the basis for a management agenda for the Tolima Coffee Cultural Landscape (CCLT) in Colombia. To this end, a delimitation model has been developed. However, the approach taken to institute the agenda of the CCLT, as a comprehensive academic and policy-based theme, is based on the formulation of a social agenda that supports its construction.Design/methodology/approachA theoretical framework is proposed that addresses the sociocultural complexities of the Tolima cultural landscape. This is based on an ethnohistorical approach that elucidates the development of this landscape as a collective construction of pre-Hispanic origin. Therefore, this investigation has been perceived through the theoretical and conceptual framework of the cultural landscape concept and the unique historical and cultural phenomenon that help to define all landscapes. More specifically, the authors have demonstrated the close links that exist between nature and culture, requiring increasingly accurate methods in order to adapt the landscape definition to the specific Latin American context, rather than adhering to the institutional framework proposed by UNESCO.FindingsThe assessment methods currently in use support the interpretation of a set of qualitative and quantitative attributes inherent to the Tolima region. However, additional methods still remain similar to those of the Coffee Cultural Landscape of Colombia (CCLC) that has already been inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List. The CCLC is considered to be a representative landscape—or “type” landscape—that “mirrors” the CCLT. Taken as a whole, this theoretical construction combined with the official designation allows local communities to understand the spatial phenomena of the CCLT. This will have the effect of enabling communities at all levels, from local government to landholders and farmers, to authorize its existence and allow for its continuing development and governance. The additional approval for further academic research, combined with the totality of these elements, also has the added effect of empowering communities, their economic future and their cultural interests.Originality/valueThe management agenda that the authors are proposing may form the beginning of regional policy initiatives that reflect a positive strategy for highlighting the value of cultural heritage, thereby ensuring the protection of cultural properties and landscapes and allowing for a more sustainable environment and livelihood for its occupants.

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Transformaciones, contradicciones y paradojas del Paisaje Cultural Cafetero de Colombia: una revisión de literatura

Cruz-Rincón

2024

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Este artículo de revisión construyó un estado del arte sobre el Paisaje Cultural Cafetero de Colombia (PCCC), que permitió descubrir los patrones de conocimiento, despliegues metodológicos y brechas en la literatura. Las fuentes de recopilación seleccionadas fueron WoS, Scopus, EBSCOhost y Redalyc. Se identificaron 54 artículos desde 2007 hasta el 2021, cuyo contenido se organizó en una matriz de análisis y fichas bibliográficas para cada documento, posteriormente se efectuó un análisis de contenido. Se encontró que existen, en primer lugar, cambios planteados desde las investigaciones frente al PCCC; segundo, argumentos que se contraponen entre los autores o son opuestos a la realidad; y, por último, elementos que parecen carecer de lógica en los marcos de acción establecidos. Se concluye con la necesidad de replantear las relaciones entre instituciones y actores sociales del PCCC, fortalecer los marcos metodológicos de investigación y generar soluciones para la sostenibilidad del patrimonio.

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Sustainable development and nature-culture linkages in the Coffee Cultural Landscape of Colombia

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Consequences of xenocentrism and ethnocentrism on brand image of Starbucks: moderating effects of national culture and perceived brand globalness between Colombia and Spain

Consequences of xenocentrism and ethnocentrism on brand image of Starbucks: moderating effects of national culture and perceived brand globalness between Colombia and Spain

The cultural landscape of coffee in Tolima, Colombia: heritage assessment, sustainability and management

Transformaciones, contradicciones y paradojas del Paisaje Cultural Cafetero de Colombia: una revisión de literatura

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