Giuseppina Migliore
University of Palermo
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British Food Journal | 2015
Giuseppina Migliore; Antonino Galati; Pietro Romeo; Maria Crescimanno; Giorgio Schifani
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to detect what experience and credence quality attributes contribute to the consumer decision to consume cactus pear fruit. The authors therefore try to measure the effect of each quality attribute on consumer choice. Design/methodology/approach – As a theoretical basis, two principal quality attributes emphasised in the literature on consumer behaviour were analysed and adjusted to the specific fruit features. The empirical strategy was carried out by administering a telephone questionnaire survey of 270 interviewees who consume cactus pears in Italy. The questionnaire, consisting of 14 items expressed on a metric scale (five-point Likert scale), was used to rate the importance of cactus pear fruit quality attributes. An ordered logit model was employed for data analysis. Findings – The results show that consumption of cactus pear fruit is mainly based on credence and experience attributes, which have different effects on the consumer decision to consume cactus pear...
Italian Review of Agricultural Economics | 2016
Giorgio Schifani; Giuseppina Migliore; Pietro Romeo; Shadi Hashem; Luigi Cembalo
The concept of social entrepreneurship is growing rapidly and attracting increased attention from research institutions and business schools around the world to understand how these satisfy the needs of communities, those private and public institutions are not adequately addressing. Social entrepreneurship, identified as activity with a social objective, was used in this study as a conceptual tool to empirically examine farmer’s participation in AFNs. Using a behavioural approach, we conducted a survey in Sicily, Italy, using a questionnaire with modified items from the Edinburgh Study of Decision Making on Farms. From the results emerges that around 64% of the farmers participating in AFNs is driven by social entrepreneurial dimension.
SIDEA Conference "The Value of Food. Internazionalization, competition and local development in agro-food systems" | 2016
Valeria Borsellino; Antonio Asciuto; Marcello D’Acquisto; Caterina Patrizia Di Franco; Giuseppina Migliore; Emanuele Schimmenti
Sustainability is reshaping the global wine industry. This paper provides a fact-finding contribution to the knowledge on how the Sicilian winegrowing sector is facing the challenge of the new scenario of sustainable productions. To reach this goal we carried out an explorative analysis of those Sicilian wineries involved in 2 important sustainability programs in the Italian wine sector, Magis and SOStain, aimed at improve the implementation of sustainable viticulture and wine production. The results of our research concerning 5 wineries in Sicily reveal that adopting sustainable productive methods has lead in general to good technical and financial results by improving their business efficiencies and management systems, with positive socio-economic implications at a local level.
Rivista di Economia Agraria/Italian Review of Agricultural Economics | 2016
Caterina Patrizia Di Franco; Antonio Asciuto; Emanuele Schimmenti; Valeria Borsellino; Giuseppina Migliore; Marcello D'Acquisto; Marcello D’Acquisto
The Italian wine sector shows an increasing interest towards sustainability issues. As a result, a wide number of programs and initiatives concerning environmental, social and economic sustainability has been developed in recent years. The aim of this manuscript is to describe the adaptation of the Sicilian wine sector to the new scenario of sustainable productions. To this purpose a direct survey of 5 Sicilian wineries involved in two different sustainability programs, SOStain and Magis, was carried out. The findings of the study reveal that the sustainability path undertaken by the wineries analyzed has led to management awareness that company activities can ensure social and human benefits, as well as fulfill environmental and economic objectives in the long term.
Journal of Agricultural & Environmental Ethics | 2013
Luigi Cembalo; Giuseppina Migliore; Giorgio Schifani
Food Quality and Preference | 2015
Giuseppina Migliore; Giorgio Schifani; Luigi Cembalo
Journal of Agricultural & Environmental Ethics | 2014
Giuseppina Migliore; Giorgio Schifani; Giovanni Dara Guccione; Luigi Cembalo
New medit: Mediterranean journal of economics, agriculture and environment | 2012
Giuseppina Migliore; Luigi Cembalo; Francesco Caracciolo; Giorgio Schifani
Agribusiness | 2015
Luigi Cembalo; Alessia Lombardi; Stefano Pascucci; Domenico Dentoni; Giuseppina Migliore; Fabio Verneau; Giorgio Schifani
New medit: Mediterranean journal of economics, agriculture and environment | 2011
Giorgio Schifani; Giuseppina Migliore