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Explications of political market orientation and political brand orientation using the resource-based view of the political party
Journal of Marketing Management
2011 : MAY, VOL. 27:5-6, p. 627-645
 2011 O'Cass, A.
Voola, R.
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Immigration policy with partisan parties
Journal of Public Economics
2011 : FEB, VOL. 95:1-2, p. 134-142
 2011 Llavador, H.
Solano-Garcia, A.
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Political market orientation and strategic party postures in Danish political parties
European Journal of Marketing
2011 : VOL 45:6, p. 852-881
 2011 Ormrod, R. P.
Henneberg, S. C.
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The duality of political brand equity
European Journal of Marketing
2010 : VOL. 44:3/4, p. 496-514
 2010 Phipps, M.
Brace-Govan, J.
Jevons, C.
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If Kate voted Conservative, would you?: The role of celebrity endorsements in political party advertising
European Journal of Marketing
2010 : VOL. 44:3/4, p. 436-450
 2010 Veer, E.
Becirovic, I.
Martin, B.A.S.
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Young people and voting behaviour: Alienated youth and (or) an interested and critical citizenry?
European Journal of Marketing
2010 : VOL. 44:3/4, p. 421-435
 2010 Dermody, J.
Hanmer-Lloyd, S.
Scullion, R.
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The reputation of the party leader and of the party being led
European Journal of Marketing
2010 : VOL. 44:3/4, p. 331-350
 2010 Davies, G.
Mian, T.
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An investigation into the relationship between political activity levels and political market orientation
European Journal of Marketing
2010 : VOL. 44:3/4, p. 382-400
 2010 Ormrod, R.P.
Henneberg, S.C.
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The influence of Green parties on postmaterialist values
British Journal of Sociology
2009 : MAR, VOL. 60:1, p. 145-167
 2009 Tranter, B.
Western, M.
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The effects of immigrant population size, unemployment, and individual characteristics on voting for the Vlaams Blok in Flanders 1991-1999
European sociological review
2009 : AUG, VOL. 25:4, p. 411-424
 2009 Rink, N.
Phalet, K.
Swyngedouw, M.
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