The Journal of Research for Consumers is a Web-based interdisciplinary journal publishing consumer research that furthers the interests of consumers through information provision and theoretical advancements. Empirical, theoretical, and methodological articles are featured, along with commentaries and essays that seek to further consumers' understanding of the consumption process and its many implications. The Journal is a "free-to-air" online-only journal.Submissionsare doble- blind peer reviewed.
http://www.jrconsumers.com/index
ISSN: 07181876
Temas: Business and Management --- Computer Science
Editorial: Universidad de Talca
Lugar: Chile
Idioma: English
Año de inicio: 2006
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Invisible Culture
Invisible Culture
http://www.rochester.edu/in_visible_culture/
This issue of Invisible Culture is a modest attempt to explore some of the many issues raised bye the growing field of public sphere theory. Taking a cue from Michael Warner, the articles presented here consider an understandig of publics as social, spatial, and ideological entities formed in discursive relation with a variety of cultural texts and practices, particulary, for the purposes of this issues, visual texts.
Tematica tratada: la relacion entre sociedad y diseño.
editorial:
país de origen:
idioma: Ingles
año de inicio: Fall 2003
autor: Catherine Zuromskis
http://www.rochester.edu/in_visible_culture/
This issue of Invisible Culture is a modest attempt to explore some of the many issues raised bye the growing field of public sphere theory. Taking a cue from Michael Warner, the articles presented here consider an understandig of publics as social, spatial, and ideological entities formed in discursive relation with a variety of cultural texts and practices, particulary, for the purposes of this issues, visual texts.
Tematica tratada: la relacion entre sociedad y diseño.
editorial:
país de origen:
idioma: Ingles
año de inicio: Fall 2003
autor: Catherine Zuromskis
Etiquetas:
actividad 22,
id 135486,
Sociedad y Diseño,
Visual Publics
Management
El presente trabajo muestra la idoneidad de la aplicación del Modelo de Gestión de Calidad Total como un enfoque que permite dotar a las decisiones adoptadas por la dirección de la empresa no sólo de eficacia, eficiencia y creación de valor económico, sino también de un comportamiento ético y socialmente responsable. Este modelo perfila la empresa como un conjunto de grupos de interés, integrado por clientes, trabajadores, proveedores, sociedad y capital, orientando la actuación global de la compañía hacia la satisfacción de las necesidades de todos y cada uno de los grupos. Empleando este marco de análisis, se estudia el caso de Mercadona, empresa española del sector de distribución comercial, que ha hecho compatible el desarrollo de un extraordinario modelo económico de crecimiento y desarrollo con la consecución de unos niveles de comportamiento ético y de responsabilidad social sobresalientes, los cuales han sido así reconocidos y valorados tanto a nivel nacional como internacional.
http://www.management-aims.com/contents_es.html
ISSN: 12864892
Tema: Business and Management
Editorial: D M S P Research Center
Lugar: Francia
Idiomas: Ingles, Español y Frances
Año de inicio: 1998
http://www.management-aims.com/contents_es.html
ISSN: 12864892
Tema: Business and Management
Editorial: D M S P Research Center
Lugar: Francia
Idiomas: Ingles, Español y Frances
Año de inicio: 1998
Etiquetas:
actividad 22,
id 134102,
management,
organizational theory,
temática de la revista
International Journal of Design
International Journal of Design
http://www.ijdesign.org/ojs/index.php/IJDesign/article/view/53/27
Metaphors help designers to understand unfamiliar design problems by juxtaposing them with known situations. Retrieving concepts from metaphors demands creative thinking. While the importance of this heuristic has been acknowledged in design, more research is needed to appreciate its contribution to design practice. This investigation aims to assess metaphor use by students in design problem solving, with a particular focus on design creativity. Relationships between factors of creativity and factors of metaphors were submitted for statistical analyses. Findings show that innovation is the most significant factor characterizing design creativity, followed by utility and aesthetics.
tema tratado: metaforas en el diseño.
editorial: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 License
país de origen: Ariel, Israel
idioma: Ingles
año de inicio:
autor: Hernan Pablo Casakin
http://www.ijdesign.org/ojs/index.php/IJDesign/article/view/53/27
Metaphors help designers to understand unfamiliar design problems by juxtaposing them with known situations. Retrieving concepts from metaphors demands creative thinking. While the importance of this heuristic has been acknowledged in design, more research is needed to appreciate its contribution to design practice. This investigation aims to assess metaphor use by students in design problem solving, with a particular focus on design creativity. Relationships between factors of creativity and factors of metaphors were submitted for statistical analyses. Findings show that innovation is the most significant factor characterizing design creativity, followed by utility and aesthetics.
tema tratado: metaforas en el diseño.
editorial: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 License
país de origen: Ariel, Israel
idioma: Ingles
año de inicio:
autor: Hernan Pablo Casakin
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