Titlebook: Research traditions in marketing; Gilles Laurent,Gary L. Lilien,Bernard Pras Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 Brand

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Research on Modeling Industrial Markets,decide on the allocation of his or her marketing budget, needs to know more. Basically, there are two approaches to assessing the return on marketing investments: (1) studying customer buying behavior and the importance of decision criteria, and (2) studying customer response to variations in market

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The Markets-As-Networks Tradition in Sweden,ions to relationships to networks [Kotler 1991]. From this perspective, it is worth considering a network approach to marketing developed by Swedish marketing researchers during the last decade. This approach was first presented in two books published in Swedish in 1982 [H?gg and Johanson 1982;Hamma

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Interorganizational Marketing Exchange: Metatheoretical Analysis of Current Research Approaches,o theorize about theories. First I will lay out a foundation by discussing what interorganizational marketing exchange means and why it is important. Marketing is about understanding, creating, and managing exchange relationships between economic parties: manufacturers, service providers, various ch

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The Emerging Tradition of Historical Research in Marketing: History of Marketing and Marketing of He have grown in number thanks to a group of researchers intent on turning historical investigations in marketing into a new discipline. They seem about to succeed: since 1983, marketing historians have been gathering every two years for a conference, the fourth significantly titled: “Marketing histo

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Metaphor at Work,ptions it is making about itself and the outside world. “As a result” they argued, “there is nothing more important that it can do than to periodically raise to the surface for explicit examination and challenge its key operating assumptions” (p. 116). For them, this is the essence of strategic thin

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Cross-National Consumer Research Traditions,sumer behavior as a basis for developing effective marketing strategies, combined with an awakening interest in market opportunities in other countries. Thus, in both academic and industry circles, greater awareness of a need to understand differences and similarities in customer behavior and response patterns in diverse settings began to emerge.