CRIS Current Research Information System

VECCHI, ALESSANDRA
 Distribuzione geografica
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Continente #
EU - Europa 4.068
NA - Nord America 3.354
AS - Asia 1.805
AF - Africa 136
OC - Oceania 19
SA - Sud America 14
Totale 9.396
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Nazione #
US - Stati Uniti d'America 3.192
GB - Regno Unito 1.833
CN - Cina 767
DE - Germania 675
IT - Italia 588
VN - Vietnam 358
SG - Singapore 352
IN - India 215
FR - Francia 197
RU - Federazione Russa 163
CA - Canada 159
UA - Ucraina 154
IE - Irlanda 143
ZA - Sudafrica 116
SE - Svezia 89
EE - Estonia 73
NL - Olanda 28
BG - Bulgaria 21
AU - Australia 17
FI - Finlandia 15
CH - Svizzera 14
BE - Belgio 13
IR - Iran 11
AT - Austria 10
TW - Taiwan 10
ES - Italia 9
ID - Indonesia 9
LB - Libano 9
CL - Cile 8
CZ - Repubblica Ceca 8
PH - Filippine 8
GR - Grecia 7
JP - Giappone 7
LK - Sri Lanka 7
MY - Malesia 7
UZ - Uzbekistan 7
KR - Corea 6
PL - Polonia 6
PS - Palestinian Territory 6
HR - Croazia 5
BD - Bangladesh 4
CO - Colombia 4
DK - Danimarca 4
PK - Pakistan 4
RO - Romania 4
TH - Thailandia 4
CI - Costa d'Avorio 3
KE - Kenya 3
MX - Messico 3
TR - Turchia 3
AE - Emirati Arabi Uniti 2
EG - Egitto 2
ET - Etiopia 2
IQ - Iraq 2
MA - Marocco 2
MU - Mauritius 2
NG - Nigeria 2
NZ - Nuova Zelanda 2
PE - Perù 2
PT - Portogallo 2
RS - Serbia 2
SA - Arabia Saudita 2
SC - Seychelles 2
BY - Bielorussia 1
HK - Hong Kong 1
HU - Ungheria 1
IL - Israele 1
IS - Islanda 1
JO - Giordania 1
LT - Lituania 1
MD - Moldavia 1
NP - Nepal 1
OM - Oman 1
TG - Togo 1
TN - Tunisia 1
Totale 9.396
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Città #
Southend 1.440
Princeton 317
Fairfield 316
Singapore 315
Wilmington 251
Ashburn 174
Nanjing 170
Woodbridge 167
Dong Ket 162
Houston 154
Montréal 153
Chandler 133
Munich 133
Dublin 132
Mcallen 130
Seattle 129
Westminster 118
Ann Arbor 117
Padova 106
Cambridge 103
Jinan 102
Medford 101
Bologna 100
Santa Clara 78
Shenyang 77
Berlin 60
Saint Petersburg 58
Boardman 48
Nanchang 46
Hebei 45
Changsha 44
Jacksonville 41
Mülheim 41
Milan 36
Rome 36
Olalla 32
Dearborn 28
Haikou 28
Tianjin 28
Jiaxing 26
San Diego 26
Beijing 25
Anzio 23
Ningbo 23
Taizhou 23
San Venanzo 22
Edinburgh 21
Norwalk 21
Sofia 21
Guangzhou 18
Hangzhou 18
New York 17
Fremont 15
Amsterdam 14
Aprilia 13
Taiyuan 13
Zhengzhou 13
Bühl 12
Kiel 12
Redwood City 11
Brussels 10
Coventry 10
Des Moines 10
Falls Church 10
Glasgow 10
Bengaluru 9
Kunming 9
Taipei 9
Chicago 8
Fermoy 8
Lanzhou 8
Lappeenranta 8
Portsmouth 8
Helsinki 7
Leeds 7
Manchester 7
Stuttgart 7
Zurich 7
Burton-on-Trent 6
Ferrara 6
Frattamaggiore 6
Kolkata 6
Ramallah 6
Shanghai 6
Atlanta 5
Frankfurt am Main 5
Fuzhou 5
Groningen 5
Mumbai 5
Napoli 5
Northampton 5
Rimini 5
Brno 4
Frankenthal 4
Hefei 4
Las Vegas 4
London 4
Manila 4
Morcone 4
Moscow 4
Totale 6.396
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Nome #
Branding and the Strategic Use of Social Media - Some Illustrative Evidence from the Fashion Industry 736
“Close the Loop”: Evidence on the implementation of the Circular Economy from the Italian Fashion Industry 276
CHINESE ACQUISITIONS AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE MADE IN ITALY LUXURY SECTOR 141
How do family firms grow? The strategic goals of innovation and internationalization 116
Benetton's Response to the Increasing Global Competition 112
CHINESE ACQUISITIONS AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE MADE IN ITALY LUXURY SECTOR: A PRELIMINARY REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE 112
The Business of Space – The Next Frontier of International Competition 108
Advanced Fashion Technology and Operations Management 106
An Institutional-Based View of Innovation - An Explorative Comparison of Business Groups in China and India 102
Leveraging business model innovation in the international space industry 101
Innovating the business model: The case of space 101
Mapping Sustainable Fashion Opportunities for SMES 96
Quality management: A cross-cultural perspective based on GLOBE framework 94
A cross-cultural perspective of family business groups 93
Chinese acquisitions and their impact on the Made in Italy Luxury Sector 90
Quality practices, priorities and performance: An international study 89
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Nation branding, cultural identity and political polarization – an exploratory framework 88
Handbook of Research on Global Fashion Management and Merchandising 87
The Internationalization of a Family Business Group: The Ownership, the Leadership and the importance of the Socio-Emotional Wealth Dimensions 87
Social Media and Their Impact on Organizational Emotional Intelligence: Some Illustrative Evidence from the Fashion Industry 83
7th EIASM Workshop on International Strategy & Cross Cultural Management 83
A cross cultural perspective of family business groups 83
The Circular Fashion Framework-The Implementation of the Circular Economy by the Fashion Industry 83
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Why all that noise? Assessing the strategic value of social Media for fashion brands 81
The Orbital Circular Economy Framework—Emblematic Evidence from the Space Industry 81
A Multi-country comparison of quality practices, priorities and performance in indigenous and foreign firms 80
Chinese Acquisitions in Developed Countries - Operational Challenges and Opportunities 80
An Analysis of Chinese acquisitions of Made in Italy firms in the manufacturing sector 79
How to use digital technology and fashion metadata to improve the user experience for online fashion retail 79
The allure of brand heritage – The Chinese acquisition of an Italian luxury pen maker. 78
A cultural perspective of innovation 77
Evidence from Chinese acquisitions of Made in Italy firms in the luxury sector – The acquisition of a traditional luxury firm. 77
Towards a better understanding of Family Business Groups and their key dimensions 76
From Laggards to Leaders? The Strategic Use of Social Media In the Fashion Industry 76
An Analysis of Chinese acquisitions of Made in Italy firms in the luxury sector 76
Quality Management: An Evolutionary Cross-Cultural Perspective 75
The allure of brand heritage – The Chinese acquisition of an Italian luxury pen maker 75
The internationalisation of Family Business Groups from a Cross-Cultural Perspective 75
Innovation, institutions and cultures: Exploring the European context 74
“Can you tell me about the future?” A narrative of the goal-setting process in family business 74
"Carpi e i distretti tessili italiani: da dove parte il rilancio" 73
Customers’ acceptance of new service technologies: The case of RFID 72
Mapping Family Business Groups from a Cross-Cultural Perspective. 72
RFID acceptance amongst customers: A cross-cultural framework based on Hofstede 72
Supply chain resilience 72
Local firms and global reach: Business air travel and the Irish software cluster 71
Fashion and Social Media: Some Illustrative Evidence from Italian Luxury Brands 71
Post-Acquisition Integration Strategies– Some illustrative evidence from Chinese acquisitions of Italian luxury firms 71
RFID supply chain implementation challenges for short life products 70
Reshoring of Manufacturing - Drivers, Opportunities, and Challenges 70
The adoption, the application and the impact of social media in fashion branding 70
Flying around the globe and bringing business back home 69
Conceptualising the business of space: A globalisation perspective 69
6th EIASM Workshop on Family Firms Management Research 69
Business as a conduit for globalisation 68
Made in Ireland II - Benchmarking Irish SME practice and performance 68
The importance of business travel for industrial clusters? Making sense of nomadic workers 68
A Consumer Perspective on Post-Acquisition Brand Redeployment - Chinese Acquisitions of “Made in Italy” Luxury Brands 68
Can you tell me about the future? The family business’s narrative experience of its non-economic goals of growth 67
The Internationalization of the Space Industry – Anecdotal Evidence from an Italian SME 67
Manufacturing in Time of Great Flux 66
Towards a systematic mapping of innovative firms in Europe 66
Manufacturing strategy and innovation in indigenous and foreign firms: an International Study 65
Quality Management: A cross-cultural perspective based on the GLOBE framework 65
ALMA MBA Roadshow 64
Clusters and pipelines, commuters and nomads: Business travel in the Irish software industry 64
Goldilocks and the cleaning companies: Collective coordination among contract cleaning companies 64
Assessing the applicability of a sizing framework into online fashion retail 64
Evidence from Chinese acquisitions of Made in Italy firms in the luxury sector – The acquisition of a traditional luxury firm 64
The Changing Nature of the Fashion Industry and its Impact on Place-Making 64
Management Hub Seminar, London College of Fashion, University of London Arts 63
Quality management: A cross-cultural perspective 63
The Chinese acquisition of a traditional Made in Italy firm 63
Mapping Family Business Groups from a Cross-Cultural Perspective 62
Clusters and pipelines, commuters and nomads: Business travel in the Irish software industry 62
Colloquium on Business Travel & Mobility 62
Supply chain innovation for short life products: A preventive assessment of RFID deployment and implementation 62
Looking for the perfect fit? Online fashion retail - opportunities and challenges 62
Globalisation and the Viability of Industrial Districts 60
Size Recommendations in Online Fashion Retail - Opportunities and Challenges 60
Cross-Cultural Study of Online User Behavior in Fashion E-Commerce: A Comparison of Britain and China 60
Digital Innovation in Luxury Heritage Firms 60
Hierarchies in the air: Varieties of business travel 59
Lack of coordination among contract cleaning companies: Too close for comfort 58
The impact of Chinese Acquisitions on the Made in Italy Luxury Sector: A systematic review of the literature 58
Made in Italy and the most recent trends of the global fashion industry 57
Business of Fashion, Textiles & Technology: Mapping the UK Fashion, Textiles and Technology Ecosystem - A Summary 57
Cutting through the clutter – An exploration study into the strategic use of social media in fashion 56
How do Entrepreneurs cope with Ambidexterity – Behaviours and Competencies of Islamic Fashion Designers 56
IMSS IV Plenary meeting 55
The impact of Chinese Acquisitions on the Made in Italy Luxury Sector 55
Global Work Arrangements in the Virtual Enterprise – The Case Study of Automattic 55
Chinese acquisitions of Made in Italy firms – The acquisition of a premium manufacturing firm in the automotive sector 55
Major topics in cross-cultural management research during the last five decades: A review and research agenda 55
The Strategic Drivers of Chinese Acquisitions – The emblematic evidence of Italian luxury firms 54
The SMART project: Intelligent integration of supply chain processes and consumer services – A retail perspective 53
Towards a better understanding of family business groups from a cross-cultural perspective 53
Made in Ireland II - Benchmarking Irish SME practice and performance 52
Totale 8.220
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Categoria #
all - tutte 21.163
article - articoli 0
book - libri 0
conference - conferenze 0
curatela - curatele 0
other - altro 0
patent - brevetti 0
selected - selezionate 0
volume - volumi 0
Totale 21.163
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Totale Lug Ago Sett Ott Nov Dic Gen Feb Mar Apr Mag Giu
2019/20201.697 0 0 31 101 141 124 151 184 327 180 130 328
2020/20211.559 333 118 57 82 88 97 52 47 95 71 32 487
2021/20222.152 276 100 99 161 275 187 85 171 143 45 257 353
2022/20231.320 219 89 60 197 98 63 30 81 231 52 148 52
2023/2024673 29 91 35 46 45 106 71 58 47 70 55 20
2024/2025685 61 571 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totale 9.655