Kelly Tian, Lily Dong
Consumer-Citizens of China
The Role of Foreign Brands in the Imagined Future China
Kelly Tian, Lily Dong
Consumer-Citizens of China
The Role of Foreign Brands in the Imagined Future China
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This book presents a comprehensive examination of Chinese consumer behaviour and challenges the previously dichotomous interpretation of the consumption of Western and non-Western brands in China.
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This book presents a comprehensive examination of Chinese consumer behaviour and challenges the previously dichotomous interpretation of the consumption of Western and non-Western brands in China.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 176
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. April 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 211mm x 155mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 272g
- ISBN-13: 9780415854627
- ISBN-10: 0415854628
- Artikelnr.: 37182686
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 176
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. April 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 211mm x 155mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 272g
- ISBN-13: 9780415854627
- ISBN-10: 0415854628
- Artikelnr.: 37182686
Kelly Tian is Professor of Marketing at New Mexico State University Lily Dong is Assistant Professor of Marketing at the University of Alaska Fairbanks
Chapter One IMAGINING CHINA, IMAGINING BRANDS: Foreign Brands as Global
Brands from the Imagined West; Western and Domestic Brands As Materials for
Realizing an Imagined Future China; Obscured State Influence and Consumer
Autonomy; Organization of the Book
Chapter Two RETHINKING POPULAR NOTIONS OF CHINESE CONSUMERS' MOTIVES FOR
RESPONDING TO WESTERN BRANDS: The Emulative Motive For Western Brand
Consumption; The Patriotic Motive for Rejecting Western Brands; Rethinking
the Primacy of the Emulative Motive for Consuming Western Brands;
Rethinking "Consumer Nationalism" as Synonymous with Western Brand
Boycotting; Chinese Consumers as Active Meaning Makers
Chapter Three HIGHLIGHTED MOMENTS IN THE HISTORY OF BRANDED GOODS IN CHINA:
The Emergence of Branded Goods in Late Imperial China; Branded Goods in
Semi-colonial China of the Early 20th Century; Branded Goods Since Gaige
Kaifang- China's Economic Reform; Relevance of These Past Moments to
Present-Day Brand Meanings
Chapter Four FOREIGN BRANDS IN CHINA AS GLOBAL BRANDS FROM THE IMAGINED
WEST: Overview of Research Method; Data Collection Sites; Our Data
Collection Methods; Foreign Brands as Western Brands With Distinguishing
Characteristics
Chapter Five CHINESE NATIONAL NARRATIVES AND THE MEANINGS OF WESTERN
BRANDS: The West as Experiential Venue, Western Brands as Instruments of
Freedom; The West as Imperialist Oppressor, Western Brands as Instruments
of Domination; The West as Subjugated, Conquered Western Brands as
Redemption; The West as Economic Partner, Western Brands as Instruments of
Economic Progress
Chapter Six NATIONAL NARRATIVES IN IMAGINATIVE PROCESSING OF WESTERN BRAND
PROMOTIONS: Imagined Consumption; Western Brand Producers' Efforts to Evoke
Consumption Fantasies; Individual Psychological Processes of Enlivening
Consumption Fantasies; Narratives and Imagined Identity
Transformations From Western Brand Consumption; The Influence of East-West
Narratives On the Processing of Western Brands Promotions; Discussion
Chapter Seven CITIZEN-CONSUMERS IN AN AGE OF GLOBALIZATION
Brands from the Imagined West; Western and Domestic Brands As Materials for
Realizing an Imagined Future China; Obscured State Influence and Consumer
Autonomy; Organization of the Book
Chapter Two RETHINKING POPULAR NOTIONS OF CHINESE CONSUMERS' MOTIVES FOR
RESPONDING TO WESTERN BRANDS: The Emulative Motive For Western Brand
Consumption; The Patriotic Motive for Rejecting Western Brands; Rethinking
the Primacy of the Emulative Motive for Consuming Western Brands;
Rethinking "Consumer Nationalism" as Synonymous with Western Brand
Boycotting; Chinese Consumers as Active Meaning Makers
Chapter Three HIGHLIGHTED MOMENTS IN THE HISTORY OF BRANDED GOODS IN CHINA:
The Emergence of Branded Goods in Late Imperial China; Branded Goods in
Semi-colonial China of the Early 20th Century; Branded Goods Since Gaige
Kaifang- China's Economic Reform; Relevance of These Past Moments to
Present-Day Brand Meanings
Chapter Four FOREIGN BRANDS IN CHINA AS GLOBAL BRANDS FROM THE IMAGINED
WEST: Overview of Research Method; Data Collection Sites; Our Data
Collection Methods; Foreign Brands as Western Brands With Distinguishing
Characteristics
Chapter Five CHINESE NATIONAL NARRATIVES AND THE MEANINGS OF WESTERN
BRANDS: The West as Experiential Venue, Western Brands as Instruments of
Freedom; The West as Imperialist Oppressor, Western Brands as Instruments
of Domination; The West as Subjugated, Conquered Western Brands as
Redemption; The West as Economic Partner, Western Brands as Instruments of
Economic Progress
Chapter Six NATIONAL NARRATIVES IN IMAGINATIVE PROCESSING OF WESTERN BRAND
PROMOTIONS: Imagined Consumption; Western Brand Producers' Efforts to Evoke
Consumption Fantasies; Individual Psychological Processes of Enlivening
Consumption Fantasies; Narratives and Imagined Identity
Transformations From Western Brand Consumption; The Influence of East-West
Narratives On the Processing of Western Brands Promotions; Discussion
Chapter Seven CITIZEN-CONSUMERS IN AN AGE OF GLOBALIZATION
Chapter One IMAGINING CHINA, IMAGINING BRANDS: Foreign Brands as Global
Brands from the Imagined West; Western and Domestic Brands As Materials for
Realizing an Imagined Future China; Obscured State Influence and Consumer
Autonomy; Organization of the Book
Chapter Two RETHINKING POPULAR NOTIONS OF CHINESE CONSUMERS' MOTIVES FOR
RESPONDING TO WESTERN BRANDS: The Emulative Motive For Western Brand
Consumption; The Patriotic Motive for Rejecting Western Brands; Rethinking
the Primacy of the Emulative Motive for Consuming Western Brands;
Rethinking "Consumer Nationalism" as Synonymous with Western Brand
Boycotting; Chinese Consumers as Active Meaning Makers
Chapter Three HIGHLIGHTED MOMENTS IN THE HISTORY OF BRANDED GOODS IN CHINA:
The Emergence of Branded Goods in Late Imperial China; Branded Goods in
Semi-colonial China of the Early 20th Century; Branded Goods Since Gaige
Kaifang- China's Economic Reform; Relevance of These Past Moments to
Present-Day Brand Meanings
Chapter Four FOREIGN BRANDS IN CHINA AS GLOBAL BRANDS FROM THE IMAGINED
WEST: Overview of Research Method; Data Collection Sites; Our Data
Collection Methods; Foreign Brands as Western Brands With Distinguishing
Characteristics
Chapter Five CHINESE NATIONAL NARRATIVES AND THE MEANINGS OF WESTERN
BRANDS: The West as Experiential Venue, Western Brands as Instruments of
Freedom; The West as Imperialist Oppressor, Western Brands as Instruments
of Domination; The West as Subjugated, Conquered Western Brands as
Redemption; The West as Economic Partner, Western Brands as Instruments of
Economic Progress
Chapter Six NATIONAL NARRATIVES IN IMAGINATIVE PROCESSING OF WESTERN BRAND
PROMOTIONS: Imagined Consumption; Western Brand Producers' Efforts to Evoke
Consumption Fantasies; Individual Psychological Processes of Enlivening
Consumption Fantasies; Narratives and Imagined Identity
Transformations From Western Brand Consumption; The Influence of East-West
Narratives On the Processing of Western Brands Promotions; Discussion
Chapter Seven CITIZEN-CONSUMERS IN AN AGE OF GLOBALIZATION
Brands from the Imagined West; Western and Domestic Brands As Materials for
Realizing an Imagined Future China; Obscured State Influence and Consumer
Autonomy; Organization of the Book
Chapter Two RETHINKING POPULAR NOTIONS OF CHINESE CONSUMERS' MOTIVES FOR
RESPONDING TO WESTERN BRANDS: The Emulative Motive For Western Brand
Consumption; The Patriotic Motive for Rejecting Western Brands; Rethinking
the Primacy of the Emulative Motive for Consuming Western Brands;
Rethinking "Consumer Nationalism" as Synonymous with Western Brand
Boycotting; Chinese Consumers as Active Meaning Makers
Chapter Three HIGHLIGHTED MOMENTS IN THE HISTORY OF BRANDED GOODS IN CHINA:
The Emergence of Branded Goods in Late Imperial China; Branded Goods in
Semi-colonial China of the Early 20th Century; Branded Goods Since Gaige
Kaifang- China's Economic Reform; Relevance of These Past Moments to
Present-Day Brand Meanings
Chapter Four FOREIGN BRANDS IN CHINA AS GLOBAL BRANDS FROM THE IMAGINED
WEST: Overview of Research Method; Data Collection Sites; Our Data
Collection Methods; Foreign Brands as Western Brands With Distinguishing
Characteristics
Chapter Five CHINESE NATIONAL NARRATIVES AND THE MEANINGS OF WESTERN
BRANDS: The West as Experiential Venue, Western Brands as Instruments of
Freedom; The West as Imperialist Oppressor, Western Brands as Instruments
of Domination; The West as Subjugated, Conquered Western Brands as
Redemption; The West as Economic Partner, Western Brands as Instruments of
Economic Progress
Chapter Six NATIONAL NARRATIVES IN IMAGINATIVE PROCESSING OF WESTERN BRAND
PROMOTIONS: Imagined Consumption; Western Brand Producers' Efforts to Evoke
Consumption Fantasies; Individual Psychological Processes of Enlivening
Consumption Fantasies; Narratives and Imagined Identity
Transformations From Western Brand Consumption; The Influence of East-West
Narratives On the Processing of Western Brands Promotions; Discussion
Chapter Seven CITIZEN-CONSUMERS IN AN AGE OF GLOBALIZATION