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A framework for assessing immorally manipulative marketing tactics
Journal of Business Ethics
2011 : AUG I, VOL. 102:1, p. 97-118
 2011 Sher, S.
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Targeting without alienating: Multicultural advertising and the subtleties of targeted advertising
International Journal of Advertising
2011 : VOL. 30:2, p. 233-258
 2011 Johnson, G.D.
Grier, S.A.
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Business is show business: management presentations as performance
Journal of Management Studies
2011 : MAY, VOL. 48:3 p. 619-645
 2011 Biehl-Missal, B.
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Corporate social reporting for different audiences: the case of multinational corporations in Spain
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental management
2010 : SEP/OCT, VOL. 17:5, p. 272-283
 2010 Sotorrio, L.L.
Sanchez, J.L.F.
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Exhibition design: Bridging the knowledge gap
Design Journal
2010 : VOL: 13:1, p. 77-98
 2010 Lake-Hammond, A.
Waite, N.
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How media factors affect audience responses to brand placement
International Journal of Advertising
2010 : VOL. 29:2, p. 279-301
 2010 Reijmersdal, E. van
Smit, E.
Neijens, P.
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Editorial. Special issue on "New horizons in arts, heritage, non-profit and social marketing"
Journal of Marketing Management
2010 : JUL, VOL. 26:7-8, p. 589-592
 2010 Bennett, R.
Kerrigan, F.
O'Reilly, D.
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Trainees' reactions to training: Shaping groups and courses for happier trainees
International journal of human resource management
2010 : OCT-DEC, VOL. 21:13-15 p. 2468-2487
 2010 Giangreco, A. (et al.)
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Modeling the appeal of movie features to demographic segments of theatrical demand
Journal of Cultural Economics
2010 : VOL. 34:4, p. 299-315
 2010 Redondo, I.
Holbrook, M.B.
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Cultural tourism behaviour and preferences among the live-performing arts audience: an application of the univorous-omnivorous framework
International Journal of Tourism Research
2010 : SEP/OCT, VOL.12:5, p. 481-496
 2010 Barbieri, C.
Mahoney, E.
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