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Interest domination as a framework for exploring channel changes in transforming economies
Journal of Macromarketing
1996 : VOL. 16:2, p. 8-23
 1996 Dahab, D
J.,
Gentry, J. W.
Sohi, R. S.
88.
The power of perceived service quality in international marketing channels
European Journal of Marketing
1996 : VOL. 30:12, p. 22-38
 1996 Ruyter, K.
Wetzels, M.
Lemmink, J.
89.
A theoretical perspective of the antecedents and consequences of organizational learning in marketing channels
Journal of Business Research
1996 : JUL, VOL. 36:3, p. 233-244
 1996 Lukas, B.
Hult, T.
Ferrell, O.
90.
Het Internet en internationale marketing. Er ontstaan geheel nieuwe mogelijkheden om de klant te bereiken, met grote gevolgen voor zowel grote multinationals als voor kleine starters.
Holland Management Review
1996 : 48, p. 44-57
 1996 Quelch, J.
Klein, L.
91.
An experimental investigation of satisfaction and commitment in marketing channels : The role of trust and dependence.
Journal of Retailing
1996 : SPRING, VOL. 72:1, p. 77-93
 1996 Andaleeb, S. S.
92.
The role of marketing channels in the determination of horizontal market structure : the case of fruit and vegetable marketing by British growers.
International Review of Retail, Distribution and Consumer Research
1996 : JUL, VOL. 6:3, p. 281-300
 1996 Shaw, S. A.
Gibbs, J.
93.
>>Wir schaffen Online-Erlebniswelten<<. * 1&1 HOLDING
Absatzwirtschaft
1996 : FEB, p. 14, 16-17
 1996 Dommermuth, R.
Drosten, M.
94.
Power and relationship commitment : Their impact on marketing channel member performance.
Journal of Retailing
1995 : WINTER, VOL. 71:4, p. 363-392
 1995 Brown, J. R.
Lusch, R. E.
Nicholson, C. Y.
95.
Neue Medien: Geeignet als Vertriebsweg?
Absatzwirtschaft
1995 : MAR, p. 108,110-111
 1995 Pille, K.
96.
>>Wir können den Turnaround durchhalten<<. *ROWENTA
Absatzwirtschaft
1995 : JUN, p. 14,16-17
 1995 Wachs, H.
Stippel, P.
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