ISBN:
9781443892629
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (135 pages)
Edition:
1st ed
Series Statement:
International Journal of Business Anthropology
Series Statement:
International Journal of Business Anthropology Ser.
Parallel Title:
Print version Chen, Gang International Journal of Business Anthropology, Volume 6 (2)
DDC:
302.35000000000002
Keywords:
Business anthropology
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Electronic books
Abstract:
This issue of International Journal of Business Anthropology contains seven articles related to various aspects of business anthropology, from theories to practices. The first text discusses the concept of business anthropology, the second discusses the impact of economic development on ethnic and cultural diversity with reference to the concept of anomie, and the third explores changes in religious elites' authority regarding conflicts over tourism development. In the fourth article, consumer entrepreneurs are discussed, in relation to how they attain political legitimacy for their emerging industry in interaction with the state. This part also analyses the discourses made by consumer entrepreneurs who co-created the anti-fraudulence industry in China between 1994 and 2014. The fifth article answers questions concerning China's booming economy and its social-economic situation, while the sixth explores the effect of Consumer Ethnocentricity under the conditions of a persistent financial crisis. Lastly, the seventh part studies the practice of incorruptible construction in multinational enterprises in order to facilitate transnational corporations' culture consultations and reinforce incorruptible construction policies
Abstract:
Intro -- Table of Contents -- Statement of International Journal of Business Anthropology -- Anthropology and Business Management-Tool to Attain Competitive Advantage -- Business Anthropology, Anomie, and Dysfunction -- Power Maintenance of Religious Elites in Minority Tourism Communities -- How Consumer Entrepreneurs Attain Political Legitimacy for their Emerging Industry -- The "Umbrella Society" -- The Influence of Ethnocentricity in Purchase Behavior and Ethnocentric Attitudes -- Analysis of Honest Political Construction in Multinational Enterprises from the Perspective of Business Anthropology
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