Ukraine's Nuclear Nostalgia

Riabchuk, Mykola

doi:10.1162/wopj.2010.26.4.95

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“…is phenomenon is a study subject for such disciplines as sociology (Bartmanski, 2011;Davis, 1979, Stauth & Turner, 1988, psychology (Castelnuovo-Tedesco, 1998;Ross, 1991), politics and history (Lowenthal, 1985;Riabchuk, 2009, Lee, 2011Fletcher, 2012), antropology (DaSilva & Faught, 1982;Graburn, 1995;Stewart, 1988), architecture (Peleggi, 2005), tourism research (Russell, 2008;Vesey & Dimanche, 2003;Ritchie & Adair, 2004), semiotics (Kessous &, Roux, 2008), creative industries and design (Huppatz, 2009;Leaver & Schmidt, 2010).…”

Section: De Nition Of Nostalgiamentioning

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Consumer Nostalgia Literature Review and an Alternative Measurement Perspective

Gineikienė

2013

OMEE

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During the last two decades consumer nostalgia literature has experienced the growing amount of research, nonetheless, the nomological network in the area is still poorly established and fundamental questions of generalizability and measurement of nostalgia effects remain unanswered. This paper represents an attempt to comprehensively assess extant research in consumer nostalgia field, distinguish developments in the literature by summarizing the main findings of previous research and establishing theoretical trends. The analysis reveals that a number of demographic, social and psychological nostalgia antecedents, moderators and outcomes remain at the propositions level or lack the accumulated empirical quantitative support and validation from other studies. Therefore, specific recommendations regarding the development of nostalgia nomological network are provided to aid the continued theoretical and methodological improvements in the area. Since 1991 research in nostalgia has assumed that the correct measurement approach is a reflective one. This paper offers an alternative perspective for viewing and operationalizing nostalgia construct as a formative construct. Guidelines are summarized that aim to assist researchers with decision rules on whether to employ formative or reflective nostalgia measurement for future research. One of the main contributions of this study is to show the need for researchers to explicitly justify their choice of reflective or formative measurement models by supporting it with theoretical arguments and empirical evidence.

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Section: De Nition Of Nostalgiamentioning

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Consumer Nostalgia Literature Review and an Alternative Measurement Perspective

Gineikienė

2013

OMEE

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“…However, a critical analysis of our findings suggests a potential contribution to the literature in terms of the relationship between nostalgia and loyalty. Nostalgia literature has a long tradition in disciplines such as sociology (Davis, 1979;Stauth and Turner, 1988;Bartmanski, 2011), psychology (Ross, 1991), politics and history (Riabchuk, 2009;Lee, 2011;Fletcher, 2012), semiotics (Kessous and Roux, 2008), design (Huppatz, 2009;Leaver and Schmidt, 2010) and tourism (Vesey and Dimanche, 2003;Ritchie and Adair, 2004;Russel, 2008). However, its popularity in marketing is confined to recent decades, particularly following the work of Holbrook and his colleagues in 90s (for example, Holbrook, 1989;Holbrook and Schindler, 1991;Stern, 1992;Holbrook, 1993;Goulding, 1999;Sierra and McQuitty, 2007).…”

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I love to hate you: Loyalty for disliked brands and the role of nostalgia

Demirbag-Kaplan

Yıldırım²,

Gulden³

et al. 2015

J Brand Manag

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Brand loyalty has been a popular research area for the previous decades, and concepts such as satisfaction, trust, repurchase behavior and positive brand image have been associated with brand loyalty as antecedents of the concept. This study investigates how much satisfaction actively is required for the development of brand loyalty, focusing on the cases in which loyalty is retained in spite of being disliked. This qualitative study employs 14 semi-structured interviews and for the first time in the literature reveals that nostalgia may play an important role in maintaining an otherwise failed brand relationship, among other factors previously noted.

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“…Not long ago, modern Ukraine celebrated one of their leaders, Stepan Bandera, with the issue of a postage stamp. For reasons to be discussed, this irked Polish MEPs, but to Russians, 'Banderites' is code for Ukrainians resisting Russification (Riabchuk, 2010). The accusation is that they have also been Nazis.…”

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"Zeitenwende" : the retrenchment - or not - of "territorialism"?

Faludi

2023

Europa XXI

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‘Zeitenwende’ as announced by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in relation to Ukraine suggests the retrenchment of ‘territorialism’. I discuss this with a focus on Poland. Western Ukraine has after all been Eastern Poland until becoming part of the Ukrainian SSR in 1939. Enlarged with Crimea, the same SSR declared independence from the Soviet Union in 1991 at a time when Poland was aiming to join the EU and NATO. Now, Poland is a conduit of assistance, military or otherwise to Ukraine. In due course she may need to reconsider her aspiration, as good as fulfilled now, for being a consolidated nation-state. The alternative in 1919 was something like the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth of old. That model may become relevant once more. If so, then this would be like my alternative – neo-medievalism – to a territorialism under which nation-states are the exclusive building blocks of the international order. Neo-medievalism stands for political action, including defence, no longer being the exclusive province of the territorial nation-state. If so, then thinking about the state as if it were the owner on behalf of the nation of its territory needs to adapt.

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Ukraine's Nuclear Nostalgia

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Consumer Nostalgia Literature Review and an Alternative Measurement Perspective

Consumer Nostalgia Literature Review and an Alternative Measurement Perspective

I love to hate you: Loyalty for disliked brands and the role of nostalgia

"Zeitenwende" : the retrenchment - or not - of "territorialism"?

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