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Category Archives: Journal article
New publication: From bean to cup and beyond: exploring ethical consumption and coffee shops
To finish off the year on the café spaces blog, a new article drawing on our research around the coffee shop industry and ethical consumption has been published in the Journal of Consumer Ethics. As part of a special issue … Continue reading
New publication: Challenges and opportunities of new retail horizons in emerging markets: The case of a rising coffee culture in China
If you follow news about developments in the coffee and coffee shop industry then you may have seen recent articles about the growth of coffee shop culture in China, in particular about the rapid growth of Luckin Coffee, (a Beijing … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, China, Coffee, coffee culture, Coffee Growing, Coffee industry, Costa Coffee, Global Chains, Journal article, Publications, research, Starbucks
Tagged China, Chinese coffee, coffee, coffee culture, coffee shop, coffee shop chains, Costa Coffee, emerging markets, Growth, Journal article, Luckin Coffee, publication, research, retail, Specialty Coffee, Starbucks
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Cafe Nation? New publication on the UK cafe industry
So while the ‘Spaces of Community‘ project has now been going for a bit now academic publishing time scales means that it’s only now that some of the publications are coming into fruition. The first article published this month which … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, Journal article, Reports, UK, Uncategorized
Tagged Cafe, Cafe Industry, Caffe Nero., coffe shop, coffee, coffee house, Costa Coffee, Growth, journal, publication, retail, Starbucks, UK
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Revisiting ‘Cafe Nation: Exploring the growth of the UK cafe industry’ – journal article made free to read until 2020
Back in March 2018 I found out that one of my articles ‘Cafe Nation: Exploring the growth of the UK cafe industry‘ in the journal Area had been identified as one of the most downloaded, and so was made free … Continue reading →