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View article: Pup-ularity contest: The advertising practices of popular animal influencers on Instagram
Pup-ularity contest: The advertising practices of popular animal influencers on Instagram Open
Given the rise of online influencers, this research aims to analyze non-human social media influencers. Using a qualitative in-depth content analysis of Instagram images and captions, we analyze the social presence strategies—affective, …
View article: Pup-ularity contest: The advertising practices of popular animal influencers on Instagram
Pup-ularity contest: The advertising practices of popular animal influencers on Instagram Open
Given the rise of online influencers, this research aims to analyze non-human social media influencers. Using a qualitative in-depth content analysis of Instagram images and captions, we analyze the social presence strategies—affective, …
View article: Teaching in Iran: culture and consequences
Teaching in Iran: culture and consequences Open
The purpose of this paper is to examine cultural effects on interactions within a Canadian MBA program delivered in Iran. The analysis helps illuminate some of the important cultural differences between the countries and their importance f…
View article: Cultural intelligence and mindfulness: teaching MBAs in Iran
Cultural intelligence and mindfulness: teaching MBAs in Iran Open
Purpose A dynamic global economy has increased the need for cross-cultural flexibility and cultural intelligence (CQ). While a large literature has examined various means to increase CQ in student and expatriate populations, its importance…
View article: Biases in Charitable Giving to International Humanitarian Aid
Biases in Charitable Giving to International Humanitarian Aid Open
At a time when government support for international humanitarian aid is decreasing, organizations devoted to helping in times of disaster are looking ever more to the individual donor for financial contributions. In this paper, we explore …
View article: Charitable Giving to Distant Others: An extended theory of planned behaviour model
Charitable Giving to Distant Others: An extended theory of planned behaviour model Open
Asking the question why consumers make the choices they do when it comes to charitable giving has interested a diverse group of research scholars from a wide variety of disciplines. While a broad body of literature on charitable giving exi…
View article: Say When: A Theory of Peak Social Benefit
Say When: A Theory of Peak Social Benefit Open
There are increasing pressures on social enterprises to become more and more businesslike. But, to what extent is it too much to be too businesslike? In this conceptual paper, we propose that there is a point of business-likeness where the…