In your face : how American marketing excess fuels anti-Americanism
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In your face : how American marketing excess fuels anti-Americanism
（Financial Times Prentice Hall books）
Financial Times Prentice Hall, c2004
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Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Globalization, commercialization and Americanization are changing the lives of almost everybody on the planet. The uniqueness of this book is that it tackles these trends together, and head-on. The balance of knowledge and feeling makes it an important book in a field plagued by one-sided pro- and anti- pieces.-David Arnold, author of The Mirage of Global Markets
Millions of people around the world have come to despise the United States. One of the biggest reasons is American "in-your-face" marketing, which treats people everywhere as 24 x 7 consumers, drives U.S. free market materialism at the expense of local values, and seeks to "McDonaldize" the entire globe.
In this book, one of the world's leading experts on global marketing steps back to see its true impact. Johny K. Johansson looks at American marketing from the perspective of the non-U.S. consumer: as the first wave of a cultural assault by an arrogant, wasteful society of overfed, gas-guzzling, SUV-driving bullies.
Johansson considers the Bush administration's "repositioning" of America and the post-9/11 collapse of American popularity from the perspective of a professional global marketer. He then offers practical guidance for marketers who wish to succeed in global markets without becoming "ugly Americans."
Meet the new "ugly American"-American marketers abroad: loud, short-sighted, and ineffective
Live by the brand, die by the brand-Why American brands are the #1 targets of the anti-globalization movement
One size does not fit all-No matter how much global marketers say it does
After 9/11: The disastrous "repositioning" of America-Bush unilateralism versus traditional American values
Toward a more humane global marketing-Local awareness and respect and the long-term route to sustainable profit
The new global rebellion against American marketing
"In-your-face" American marketing-the not-so-hidden cause of global anti-Americanism.
The "repositioning" of America and why American popularity overseas has collapsed
How to profitably market internationally, without promoting anti-Americanism
A desperately needed wake-up call for American companies in global markets
In Your Face reveals the new worldwide rebellion that's brewing against American marketing. Renowned international marketing expert Johny K. Johansson explains why global customers will no longer put up with the traditional tactics of western companies. Most important, he offers a new path to sustainable profits-a path based on respect, not domination.
Along the way, Johansson shows why American brands are especially susceptible to attack, how global politics is reshaping the playing field for U.S. companies, and how to overcome the hidden "one-size-fits-all" ethnocentrism that's fatal to marketers abroad.
目次
Acknowledgments.
Preface.
1. Three Strikes.
Strike One: Anti-Marketing. Strike Two: Anti-Globalization. Strike Three: Anti-Americanism.
2. The Anti-Marketing Case.
Early Stirrings. The New Anti-Marketing. Brands as Weapons. Being "In the Market". Crowding Out. From Consumer to Citizen. The New Brief.
3. Why Do Marketers Do What They Do?
In-Your-Face Logic. The Marketer's View of People. The Empowered Consumer? Marketing Know-How. Competitive Pressure. Marketing as Warfare. Damned If You Do...
4. Global Marketing as Bad Marketing.
A Sales Orientation. Global Standardization. Global Synchronization. Country of Origin. Foreign Legitimacy. Who Needs Foreign Brands? The U.S. Size Advantage. Ethnocentric Marketing. Anti-American Sentiments.
5. Anti-Globalization and Marketing.
The Anti-Globalization Case. Globalization Successes. A Coalition of the Diverse. "McDonaldization". "McWorld". No Logo. Market Power. Anti-Globalization Success? The Local Advantage. The New Cola War. Global Localization. A Wake-up Call.
6. Why Only American Brands?
Few Products Targeted. The Japanese Case. The European Case. Youth at Risk? Anti-Globalization Limits. The Affluence Effect. The Commercialized Society.
7. Anti-Americanism and Marketing.
Before 9/11. The 9/11 Effect. The Fallout.
8. Who Wants to Be American?
Destination America. Universal Values: Pro and Con. Marketing's Role. America Is Not the World.
9. Are Foreign Countries Any Better?
Most Commercialized? The European Picture. Way of Life. Patriotism. Marketing Religion. Your Choice.
10. Accentuate the Positive.
The Pro-Marketing Case. The Pro-Globalization Case. The Pro-American Case. Transcending Consumerism. No Globalized Uniformity.
Index.
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