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• Material, mental, and moral progress : American conceptions of civilization in late 19th century studies on "things Chinese and Japanese" 

  Pennanen, Henna-Riikka (University of Jyväskylä, 2015)

• Does Luxury Indicate Sustainability? An Analysis of the Maldives 

  de-Miguel-Molina, Blanca; de-Miguel-Molina, Maria; Rumiche-Sosa, Mariela (Business and Organization Ethics Network (BON), 2011)

  The environment of small tourism islands, as climate and coastal resources, make them favourable locations for luxury resorts. However, tourism can cause a threat to these islands’ local environment. Thus, the Maldives ...

• Family Versus Non Family Firms in the Luxury Yachts Sector: Strategy – Structure Combination to Manage the Performance 

  Broccardo, Laura (Jyväskylä University School of Business and Economics, 2011)

  The main goal of this study is to analyze the impact of strategy-structure combination on performance, adding a new variable: the family. The research considers the well-known strong link between strategy and structure to ...

• Brand perceptions based on visuals and message appeals : communicating a Finnish luxury brand on Instagram 

  Lehtonen, Aino (2020)

  Luxury brands’ social media communication has been an important topic in the field of marketing research. While the topic is important for academics, it is also crucial for the businesses to understand what kind of content ...

• "Like Finlanders do in Finland" : associations with Finnishness and the construction of cultural identity in narrations of Finnish Americans in the documentaries Finnish American Lives and Tradition Bearers 

  Ivakko, Samuli; Kurki, Camilla (2015)

  Suomalaisten maahanmuutto Pohjois-Amerikkaan jakautuu useaan eri vaiheeseen. Köyhistä agraarioloista tulleet suomalaiset olivat kovia tekemään työtä ja asettuivat usein seuduille, jotka tarjosivat heille tuttua työtä, ...