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- Hibbs, Johanna, et al.
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Arbetsförhållanden och välbefinnande i arbetet inom den svenska Försvarsmakten
- 2024
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In: Arbetsmarknad & Arbetsliv. - Karlstad : Karlstads universitet. - 1400-9692 .- 2002-343X. ; 30:1, s. 25-39
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- Syftet med denna survey-studie med tvärsnitts-design var att belysa hur arbetskrav, stöd och resurser, samt konflikter mellan arbete – övrigt liv relaterade till välbefinnande i arbetet för svenska miliärer. Undersökningsgruppen bestod av 1002 svenska anställda officerare och specialistofficerare (ålder m=41; 90procent män/ 10 procent kvinnor). För den statistiska analysen användes hierarkisk multipel regressionsanalys. Efter kontroll för demografiska bakgrundsfaktorer introducerades arbetsinnehållet, där upplevt höga arbetskravrelaterade starkt negativt - medan resurser och stöd från organisationen/närmaste chef relaterade starkt positivt – till arbetsrelaterat välbefinnande. Slutligen introducerades konflikter mellan arbete och övrigt liv, vilket relaterade signifikant negativt till rapporterat arbetsrelaterat välbefinnande.
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- Hibbs, Johanna
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Föräldrars tredje skift och utmattningssyndrom
- 2024
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In: Arbetsmarknad & Arbetsliv. - Karlstad : Karlstads universitet. - 1400-9692 .- 2002-343X. ; 30:1, s. 40-63
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- Forskning visar att föräldrar idag arbetar i tre skift. Första skiftet är det betalda arbetet, andra skiftet är utförande av det obetalda arbetet och tredje skiftet är projektledning av det obetalda arbetet. Kvalitativa studier har visat att tredjeskiftet påverkar föräldrars återhämtningsmöjligheter och hälsa. Denna explorativa kvantitativa studie undersökte om det finns ett samband mellan tredje skiftets kognitiva krav och risk för utmattningssyndrom. Tvärsnittsstudien utfördes som webbenkät med 278 respondenter. Resultaten visade signifikant samband mellan kognitiva krav i tredje skiftet och risk för utmattningssyndrom, vilket kan vara en betydande faktor för att förstå varför unga medelålders, särskilt kvinnor, drabbas av utmattningssyndrom.
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- Hietanen, Joel, et al.
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Catering to Otherness : Levinasian Consumer Ethics at Restaurant Day
- 2021
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In: Journal of Business Ethics. - : Springer. - 0167-4544 .- 1573-0697. ; 168:2, s. 261-276
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- There is a rich tradition of inquiry in consumer research into how collective consumption manifests in various forms and contexts. While this literature has shown how group cohesion prescribes ethical and moral positions, our study explores how ethicality can arise from consumers and their relations in a more emergent fashion. To do so, we present a Levinasian perspective on consumer ethics through a focus on Restaurant Day, a global food carnival that is organized by consumers themselves. Our ethnographic findings highlight a non-individualistic way of approaching ethical subjectivity that translates into acts of catering to the needs of other people and the subversion of extant legislation by foregrounding personal responsibility. These findings show that while consumer gatherings provide participants a license to temporarily subvert existing roles, they also allow the possibility of ethical autonomy when the mundane rules of city life are renegotiated. These sensibilities also create ‘ethical surplus’, which is an affective excess of togetherness. In the Levinasian register, Restaurant Day thus acts as an inarticulable ‘remainder’—a trace of the possibility of being able to live otherwise alongside one another in city contexts.
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- Hietanen, Joel, et al.
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Paradox and market renewal Knockoffs and counterfeits as doppelganger brand images of luxury
- 2018
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In: Marketing Intelligence & Planning. - England : Emerald Group Publishing Limited. - 0263-4503 .- 1758-8049. ; 36:7, s. 750-763
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- Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to continue the emerging stream of literature that has found knockoffs and counterfeits to be unobtrusive or even beneficial to luxury companies by analyzing how they produce paradoxes of meaning and contribute to the renewal of luxury markets. This is done by exploring them as doppelganger brand images that reappropriate brand imagery for their own purposes. Design/methodology/approach - This is a conceptual paper that focuses on the role of knockoffs and counterfeits in the renewal of luxury markets. Findings - The findings highlight how knockoffs and counterfeits can contribute to the emergence and cyclical diffusion of luxury. As luxury offerings are introduced to the market, knockoffs and counterfeits accelerate the snob effect, aid in anchoring trends and contribute to induced obsolescence. During diffusion, knockoffs and counterfeits can strengthen aspiration, bandwagon and herding effects. In doing so, knockoffs and counterfeits create a paradox as they simultaneously legitimize the idea of the authenticity of genuine offerings through their presence in the market and create cyclical demand for novel offerings by undermining the authenticity claims of existing luxury offerings. Thus, knockoffs and counterfeits can be understood as a paradox of luxury markets that contributes to the market cyclicality not despite but because of this paradoxical interplay. Originality/value - While research on knockoffs and counterfeiting is plentiful in the field of marketing, this is among the few studies that analyze how these offerings contribute to luxury markets and their renewal.
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- Hietanen, Joel, et al.
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Seduced by "fakes" : Producing the excessive interplay of authentic/counterfeit from a Baudrillardian perspective
- 2020
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In: Marketing Theory. - : Sage Publications. - 1470-5931 .- 1741-301X. ; 20:1, s. 23-43
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- Authenticity has often been considered to be a key theme in contemporary consumer culture. One of its manifestations is how branded market offerings can maintain authentic meanings, especially in a market increasingly saturated with counterfeit substitutes. By following a Baudrillardian perspective, we focus on fashion objects in the "branded luxury" category to problematize the sanctity of the authentic/counterfeit distinction. We argue that marketing literature generally attempts to normatively maintain and impose the distinction in ways that obscure the complexities of this conceptual interplay. We posit that instead of normative accounts that attempt to sanctify the extant orders of global capitalist markets, literature on luxury consumption should instead recognize the excess of meaning in the semiotic interplay of commodified authentic/counterfeit meanings. Any view of morality in luxury consumption should thus recognize "ambivalence" and "seduction" as its intensive qualities.
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