Study goals
The aim of this study is to conduct a systematic literature review (SLR) on global, local, and regional identity and its relationship with global, local, and regional brands
Relevance / originality
To expand the knowledge on global, local, and regional identity and brands by providing a comprehensive overview of the existing literature and presenting the current state of the field
Methodology / approach
Systematic literature review following the PRISMA protocol and R Studio
Main results
The research highlights the importance of understanding consumers' cultural preferences to create more relevant and authentic brand communications, as well as to influence the development of products that meet the needs of different demographic groups
Theoretical / methodological contributions
The study extends the marketing literature by integrating the dimensions of global, local, and regional identity, providing a comprehensive view of how these identities interact with global and local brands.
Social / management contributions
The research provides insights into how global, local, and regional identities influence consumer behavior. This enables managers to develop more effective marketing strategies tailored to the cultural specificities of different markets