Managing Sustainable Luxury and Digitalization
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Managing Sustainable Luxury and Digitalization
Technology Trends and Ethical Challenges in the Swiss Luxury Watch Business
Schultz, Mario D.; Seele, Peter
Taylor & Francis Ltd
02/2024
130
Dura
Inglês
9781032501772
15 a 20 dias
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Foreword
Thomai Serdari
Introduction
Chapter I. Defining Luxury in the Watch Industry: Exploring the Gestalt of Swiss Luxury Watches
Chapter II. Trends and Challenges in the Swiss Luxury Watch industry: Insights from an Expert Survey
Chapter III. Luxury Watches and Ethical Hubris: A Comparative Overview Of Illustrative Cases
Chapter IV. Gestalt-Switch of Luxury Products: Exploring pitfalls of inconsistent value expressions in conspicuous consumption
Chapter V. "Some of my customers... take off their Rolex prior to a client meeting": Luxury Display at Work and the Social (Re)Construction of the Organizational Image
Chapter VI. The transitory Janus-face of Surveillance: Studying Blockchain-Based Product Identifiers in the Swiss Luxury Watch Industry
Chapter VII. Censored and sensored luxury: a new theory, combining retouching of public luxury display and digital product identifiers
Chapter VIII. Future Outlook: How cutting-edge technologies and new consumer generations reshape the luxury environment
Thomai Serdari
Introduction
Chapter I. Defining Luxury in the Watch Industry: Exploring the Gestalt of Swiss Luxury Watches
Chapter II. Trends and Challenges in the Swiss Luxury Watch industry: Insights from an Expert Survey
Chapter III. Luxury Watches and Ethical Hubris: A Comparative Overview Of Illustrative Cases
Chapter IV. Gestalt-Switch of Luxury Products: Exploring pitfalls of inconsistent value expressions in conspicuous consumption
Chapter V. "Some of my customers... take off their Rolex prior to a client meeting": Luxury Display at Work and the Social (Re)Construction of the Organizational Image
Chapter VI. The transitory Janus-face of Surveillance: Studying Blockchain-Based Product Identifiers in the Swiss Luxury Watch Industry
Chapter VII. Censored and sensored luxury: a new theory, combining retouching of public luxury display and digital product identifiers
Chapter VIII. Future Outlook: How cutting-edge technologies and new consumer generations reshape the luxury environment
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luxury consumption research;qualitative management studies;business ethics theory;digital authentication methods;surveillance in consumer goods;aesthetics of labour;Swiss watch industry digital transformation
Foreword
Thomai Serdari
Introduction
Chapter I. Defining Luxury in the Watch Industry: Exploring the Gestalt of Swiss Luxury Watches
Chapter II. Trends and Challenges in the Swiss Luxury Watch industry: Insights from an Expert Survey
Chapter III. Luxury Watches and Ethical Hubris: A Comparative Overview Of Illustrative Cases
Chapter IV. Gestalt-Switch of Luxury Products: Exploring pitfalls of inconsistent value expressions in conspicuous consumption
Chapter V. "Some of my customers... take off their Rolex prior to a client meeting": Luxury Display at Work and the Social (Re)Construction of the Organizational Image
Chapter VI. The transitory Janus-face of Surveillance: Studying Blockchain-Based Product Identifiers in the Swiss Luxury Watch Industry
Chapter VII. Censored and sensored luxury: a new theory, combining retouching of public luxury display and digital product identifiers
Chapter VIII. Future Outlook: How cutting-edge technologies and new consumer generations reshape the luxury environment
Thomai Serdari
Introduction
Chapter I. Defining Luxury in the Watch Industry: Exploring the Gestalt of Swiss Luxury Watches
Chapter II. Trends and Challenges in the Swiss Luxury Watch industry: Insights from an Expert Survey
Chapter III. Luxury Watches and Ethical Hubris: A Comparative Overview Of Illustrative Cases
Chapter IV. Gestalt-Switch of Luxury Products: Exploring pitfalls of inconsistent value expressions in conspicuous consumption
Chapter V. "Some of my customers... take off their Rolex prior to a client meeting": Luxury Display at Work and the Social (Re)Construction of the Organizational Image
Chapter VI. The transitory Janus-face of Surveillance: Studying Blockchain-Based Product Identifiers in the Swiss Luxury Watch Industry
Chapter VII. Censored and sensored luxury: a new theory, combining retouching of public luxury display and digital product identifiers
Chapter VIII. Future Outlook: How cutting-edge technologies and new consumer generations reshape the luxury environment
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