The fine line between localization and cultural appropriation in personal luxury goods: An exploratory study

Luxury companies have often been exposed to criticism stemming from the use of local cultural codes. This paper investigates the meaning and risks of Cultural Appropriation (CA) in Personal Luxury Goods (PLG). Findings from the case study analysis reveal that respect, giving credit, and research bas...

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Published in:Strategic change 2022-09, Vol.31 (5), p.487-496
Main Author: Lojacono, Gabriella
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