受支配的世界主义:低资源移民的消费习惯动态

IF 5.7 1区 管理学 Q1 BUSINESS
Zuzana Chytková, Dannie Kjeldgaard
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世界主义通常被塑造成一种精英文化取向,一种对日益全球化的市场的特权倾向,受流动性的刺激,并通过流动性生活。但是,世界主义是如何在处于权力交叉从属地位的消费者中演变的呢?本文通过对资源水平低的女性移民进行为期9年的纵向扩展案例研究,分析了世界主义的出现。通过布迪厄框架的部署,世界主义被理论化为通过新的社会背景和现有社会化倾向之间的不匹配和随后的一致性(滞后)的经历所启动的过程而进化。流动性导致的滞后体验可以导致具有世界主义特征的习惯。世界主义习惯的出现可以带来解放感,但也会在交叉权力体系中产生新的从属地位。这一过程的结果被称为主导世界主义,代表了一个更微妙的世界主义版本,包含了各种权力体系。该分析对以低资源禀赋为特征的消费背景下的文化适应研究具有启示意义,并为社会权力体系构成的过程性提供了新的见解。
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Dominated Cosmopolitanism: Consumer Habitus Dynamics among Low-Resource Migrants
Cosmopolitanism is often cast as an elite cultural orientation and as a privileged disposition to an increasingly globalized marketplace, instigated by, and lived through, mobility. But how does cosmopolitanism evolve among consumers at intersectional subordinate positions of power? This article analyses the emergence of cosmopolitanism through a 9-year longitudinal extended case study of female migrants with low levels of resources. Through the deployment of a Bourdieusian framework cosmopolitanism is theorized to evolve through processes set in motion by the experience of mismatch and subsequent alignment between new social contexts and existing socialized dispositions (hysteresis). The experience of hysteresis caused by mobility can lead to a habitus with traits of cosmopolitanism. The emergence of a cosmopolitan habitus can result in a sense of emancipation, but it also engenders new subordinate positions within intersectional systems of power. The outcome of this process is labelled Dominated Cosmopolitanism, representing a more nuanced version of cosmopolitanism that incorporates various systems of power. The analysis has implications for acculturation studies in consumption contexts characterized by low resource endowments and provides new insights into the processual nature of the constitution of social systems of power.
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自引率
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期刊介绍: Journal of Consumer Research, established in 1974, is a reputable journal that publishes high-quality empirical, theoretical, and methodological papers on a wide range of consumer research topics. The primary objective of JCR is to contribute to the advancement of understanding consumer behavior and the practice of consumer research. To be considered for publication in JCR, a paper must make a significant contribution to the existing body of knowledge in consumer research. It should aim to build upon, deepen, or challenge previous studies in the field of consumption, while providing both conceptual and empirical evidence to support its findings. JCR prioritizes multidisciplinary perspectives, encouraging contributions from various disciplines, methodological approaches, theoretical frameworks, and substantive problem areas. The journal aims to cater to a diverse readership base by welcoming articles derived from different orientations and paradigms. Overall, JCR is a valuable platform for scholars and researchers to share their work and contribute to the advancement of consumer research.
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