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The kids are alright! The global family today

Family fusion, cohesion and roles have changed rapidly in recent times, unlike previous generations, decision making within families across a wide range of issues and brand purchase is almost entirely collaborative. The generation gap is closed and...

Catalogue: Latin America 2012: Uncovering Opportunities

Author: Noel Gladstone

Company: Viacom International Media Networks

May 3, 2012

New faces, new roles, new ways, a new Latin America

The impactful transformation and configuration of the various Latin American societies is tackled in this presentation, be it in their consumption, the possibilities for economic development, the employment challenges faced by the young, the changes...

Catalogue: Latin America 2012: Uncovering Opportunities

Authors: Luis Woldenberg Karakowsky, Dolores Sánchez

Company: NODO

May 3, 2012

Brazil's middle class? Your table is ready

Brazil's middle-class population has exploded in the last decade and today nearly half of Brazil's population is classified as middle class. With wallets full, Brazilians are dining out more than ever. To understand how this growth affects the food...

Catalogue: Latin America 2012: Uncovering Opportunities

Authors: Renata Ribeiro, Gabriel Aleixo

Company: Nestlé

May 3, 2012

The emerging middle class in Russia

Middle class consumers have garnered a high degree of interest from researchers all over the world as they tend to be keen participants of massive global trends in consumption. In Russia, the middle class was elusive for many years under the...

Catalogue: CEE Research Forum 2012: Global Fuel For Local Boost!

Authors: Marina Simakova, Ioannis Kavounis

March 26, 2012

How technology is changing the way we think

Digital technologies have changed the way we live and work. However, we rarely consider the effects of technologies themselves on our brains and our working practices. Increasingly neuroscience is revealing our brains to have an extraordinary degree...

Catalogue: Qualitative 2011: Embrace, Inspire And Celebrate!

Author: Sheila Keegan

November 13, 2011

Researching the unresearchable

In the UK, 6,000 people take their own lives every year; 4,000 of them are men. Samaritans sought to develop an ad campaign aimed at reducing male suicide. The campaign was aimed at men in low income groups living in the most socially deprived areas...

Catalogue: Qualitative 2011: Embrace, Inspire And Celebrate!

Authors: Nick Johnson, Nicola Peckett

Company: Volante Research

November 13, 2011

'All humanity is one undivided and indivisible family' (Mohandas K. Gandhi)

Unilever is growing its brands in emerging markets, including Asia, Africa, South America and Eastern Europe. It is especially interested in the family market where change and transition can challenge cultural values. Unilever has commissioned a...

Catalogue: Congress 2011: Impact

Authors: Catriona Ferris, Barbie Clarke

Company: Unilever

September 18, 2011

Why some slumdogs feel like millionaires and some millionaires like slumdogs

We measure affluence linearly on income levels, purchasing power and assets owned. In reality, however, there is a difference between how 'rich' people are, measured on absolute scales, and how 'rich' they perceive themselves to be. Often behaviour...

Catalogue: Qualitative 2010: Foresight on Moods and Thoughts

Author: Shobha Prasad

Company: Drshti Strategic Research Service pvt. Ltd.

November 18, 2010

Mind the GAP!

What divides exist in a developing country like India and how are researchers handling these divisions? India faces cultural and socio-economic barriers such as: generations (from boomer to zoomer); locations (urban, rural and everything in between);...

Catalogue: Congress 2010: The Changing Face Of Market Research

Author: Pravin Shekar

September 15, 2010