Titlebook: Real Luxury; How Luxury Brands Ca Misha Pinkhasov,Rachna Joshi Nair Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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978-1-349-48423-2Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014

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Overview: Real Luxury ?examines what a ‘luxury brand‘ is from economic, sociological and psychological standpoints. It spells out the challenges the industry is facing and puts forward a new, practical model aimed at reviving and protecting luxury brands, based on the authors‘ hands-on experience in the industry.978-1-349-48423-2978-1-137-39557-3

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A dilemma across time and culture,are, and superfluous, and on the other, it worries us, makes us question our values and priorities. Throughout history, mankind has developed philosophies and mechanisms to harness the power of luxury: ethical and political frameworks that reconcile its superficial excess with the underlying emotions that constantly drive us in pursuit of luxury.

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Adapting the business model,ioning, and reputation of organizations by consultancies such as McKinsey, FSG, Edelman, and Burson- Marsteller all points to the same conclusion: companies improve their performance by aligning their processes to people and not the other way around.