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Harris and Goode, 2004

Consumers feel greater risk is online communities

Martinez-Lopez et al, 2016

Online communities reinforce offline communities and make consumer more loyal

Muniz and O'Guinn, 2001

Brand communities definition

Muniz and O'Guinn, 2001

Brand communities share: shared consciousness, rituals, traditions

Warnaby and Davies, 1997

Servuction model as a conceptual framework for elements of a place product

Brown, 1992

Line between city centres with personalities and sterile shopping centres becoming blurred

Ashworth and Voogd, 1990

Places are multi-sold, historic city is also sold as a shopping city and a residential city

Ashworth and Voogd, 1990

Customers are attracted to places because of the provision of additional facilities and thus form their own place product

Sleipen, 1988

Breaks place product down into nuclear product and contributory elements to combat diffuse nature

Ashworth and Voogd, 1990

Place product may be diffuse, complex and vaguely defined

Cova and Cova, 2002

Value based communities, labelled in how they dress, what they buy/do, where they gather

Warnaby, 2009

Reinforces complexity through city servuction model

Bennet, 1999

Neo-tribes are fluid memberships and constantly shifting music preferences

Maffeson, 1996

Tribes are no longer about social class but shared interests/outlooks

Emerson, 1976

Social exchange theory

Gummerson, 2006

Networks are the basis for life, so cities and organisations

Bagozzi and Dholakia, 2006

Consumers use brand communities to fulfil hedonic needs

Tuten and Solomon, 2015

Line between editorial and consumer content has become blurred

Hetherington, 1998

Consumers choose meaning and derive it from feelings in am empathetic emotional state found in tribes

Slater, 2000

Effect of coca cola broad community on marketing strategy

Hospers, 2014

Places have become so homogenous that there is a new focus on 'soft' location factors

Azarya, 1996

Communities may be geographically disperse but enables by technology