This study introduces the notion of chronic consumer liminality (CCL) defined as a
recurrently activated state of transition experienced when engaging in frequent, multiple …

That time is a valuable commodity in our contemporary society preoccupied with productivity
and the speed afforded by digital technologies is well established in the marketing literature …

Since the early 2000s, several developments in technology, as well as in cultural and
economic contexts, have dramatically influenced ways of working in the Nordic countries …

Many types of consumption—including events, traveling, and accommodation—primarily
focus on selling time in space to consumers. That is, their business model is based on …

Home is typically understood as a singular place that provides a sense of groundedness,
belonging, and well‐being. Yet, this singular notion of home is challenged in global mobility …

This research investigates how consumers experience and deal with the constrained
sociality of everyday places in their neighborhood (shops, parks, etc.) in times of crisis, using …

Purpose The growing cost and difficulty related to “finding someone” suggests that the role
of service organisations in explicitly supporting and designing opportunities for love …

To enhance the sustainability of local communities in an aging society, older people have
begun independently organizing community activities as social support services. The …

The hospitality industry is one of the significant contributors to financial development and
survivability. As the biggest segment in the lodging business, the neighborliness business …

The current work environment is highly affected by digitalisation processes, health crises,
demographic, economic, and environmental change, and thus challenging the resilience …