Dario Miocevic
Biographic Data
| ID | 3050822 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dario Miocevic |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dario |
| FAMILY NAME | Miocevic |
| SIGNATURE | MIOCEVIC D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Split |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4895-7090 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Socio-cultural adaptation in cross-cultural transitions of digital nomads
A parsimonious framework of digital nomad’s local food avoidance in destination
Baby Come Back
Due to the increasing popularity of remote work, digital nomadism has become a growing trend. Given that digital nomads can stay in destinations longer, their contacts with residents become more dynamic, including numerous social conflicts. By drawing on realistic group conflict theory and social identity complexity, this paper investigates how the negative consequences of social conflicts can be mitigated to strengthen the digital nomads’ identi…
Expatriate Adjustment and Engagement with Host Country Gastronomy
Research on expatriate consumer behavior suggests that expatriates can be attracted to host country gastronomy, but sometimes they also suppress themselves from engaging with it. To shed light on these inconsistencies, this study draws on cross-cultural adjustment literature and social identity theory to explore under what circumstances expatriates increase their tendency to visit restaurants offering host country cuisine. To test the proposed mo…
Deterrence and defiance as responses to copyright enforcement policies of digital content
Purpose Today, digital piracy remains a growing challenge for legislators and businesses operating in the entertainment industry. For these reasons, policymakers place significant efforts in reducing piracy activities through copyright enforcement policies. Yet, the effectiveness of these frameworks remains questionable since empirical evidence offers countervailing insights. For these reasons, this study adopts a demand-side approach to investig…
How ethical and political identifications drive adaptive behavior in the digital piracy context
Today, digital piracy remains a growing challenge for both legislators and businesses operating in the entertainment industry. This study explores when and why consumers make trade‐offs between illegal and legal streaming services. By drawing on protection motivation theory, we find that consumers' threat and coping appraisals increase their adaptive behavior, i.e., lower intention to consume illegal and higher intention to consume legal streamin…
Consumers’ responses to opposing copyright enforcement regimes
Academic studies reveal that copyright enforcement regimes are not reaching their full potential in lowering digital piracy rates. Still, very few demand-side studies tap into the reasons why this occurs. We conducted a scenario-based experiment on a sample of 401 consumers engaged in content streaming. We draw on cognitive appraisal theory to reveal that digital piracy beliefs shape consumers' emotional reactions (positive emotions vs. indignati…
Comedic violence in advertising
Humour is a popular appeal used in global advertising and with the growing use of comedic violence ads in the U.S., it is a worthwhile endeavour to see whether comedic violence ads by U.S. brands could travel globally. This research conducted three studies in three countries, chosen for their distinctively different cultural tendencies and market potential: the U.S., Korea, and Croatia. Across the studies it was found that (1) individuals in the …
New Realities of the SME Internationalization
This paper deals with an analysis of the internationalization process of Croatian SME exporters. The traditional theory of internationalization suggests that the firm gradually develops an international presence. On the contrary, born global approach indicated that firms can internationalize instantly on a full scale by avoiding incremental steps. However the born global approach to internationalization confirmed that, besides informational and r…
Baby Come Back
Due to the increasing popularity of remote work, digital nomadism has become a growing trend. Given that digital nomads can stay in destinations longer, their contacts with residents become more dynamic, including numerous social conflicts. By drawing on realistic group conflict theory and social identity complexity, this paper investigates how the negative consequences of social conflicts can be mitigated to strengthen the digital nomads’ identi…
Socio-cultural adaptation in cross-cultural transitions of digital nomads
A parsimonious framework of digital nomad’s local food avoidance in destination
New Realities of the SME Internationalization
This paper deals with an analysis of the internationalization process of Croatian SME exporters. The traditional theory of internationalization suggests that the firm gradually develops an international presence. On the contrary, born global approach indicated that firms can internationalize instantly on a full scale by avoiding incremental steps. However the born global approach to internationalization confirmed that, besides informational and r…
Comedic violence in advertising
Humour is a popular appeal used in global advertising and with the growing use of comedic violence ads in the U.S., it is a worthwhile endeavour to see whether comedic violence ads by U.S. brands could travel globally. This research conducted three studies in three countries, chosen for their distinctively different cultural tendencies and market potential: the U.S., Korea, and Croatia. Across the studies it was found that (1) individuals in the …
Consumers’ responses to opposing copyright enforcement regimes
Academic studies reveal that copyright enforcement regimes are not reaching their full potential in lowering digital piracy rates. Still, very few demand-side studies tap into the reasons why this occurs. We conducted a scenario-based experiment on a sample of 401 consumers engaged in content streaming. We draw on cognitive appraisal theory to reveal that digital piracy beliefs shape consumers' emotional reactions (positive emotions vs. indignati…
Expatriate Adjustment and Engagement with Host Country Gastronomy
Research on expatriate consumer behavior suggests that expatriates can be attracted to host country gastronomy, but sometimes they also suppress themselves from engaging with it. To shed light on these inconsistencies, this study draws on cross-cultural adjustment literature and social identity theory to explore under what circumstances expatriates increase their tendency to visit restaurants offering host country cuisine. To test the proposed mo…
Deterrence and defiance as responses to copyright enforcement policies of digital content
Purpose Today, digital piracy remains a growing challenge for legislators and businesses operating in the entertainment industry. For these reasons, policymakers place significant efforts in reducing piracy activities through copyright enforcement policies. Yet, the effectiveness of these frameworks remains questionable since empirical evidence offers countervailing insights. For these reasons, this study adopts a demand-side approach to investig…
How ethical and political identifications drive adaptive behavior in the digital piracy context
Today, digital piracy remains a growing challenge for both legislators and businesses operating in the entertainment industry. This study explores when and why consumers make trade‐offs between illegal and legal streaming services. By drawing on protection motivation theory, we find that consumers' threat and coping appraisals increase their adaptive behavior, i.e., lower intention to consume illegal and higher intention to consume legal streamin…
Socio-cultural adaptation in cross-cultural transitions of digital nomads
A parsimonious framework of digital nomad’s local food avoidance in destination
Baby Come Back
Due to the increasing popularity of remote work, digital nomadism has become a growing trend. Given that digital nomads can stay in destinations longer, their contacts with residents become more dynamic, including numerous social conflicts. By drawing on realistic group conflict theory and social identity complexity, this paper investigates how the negative consequences of social conflicts can be mitigated to strengthen the digital nomads’ identi…
Business (8 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Advertising (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Marketing (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification (3 works)