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  1. YouTube Vloggers as Brand Influencers on Consumer Purchase Behaviour
  2. Putting Towns on the Policy Map: Understanding Scottish Places (USP)
  3. Impact of a targeted direct marketing price promotion intervention (Buywell) on food-purchasing behaviour by low income consumers: a randomised controlled trial
  4. The influence of image and consumer factors on store brand choice in the Brazilian market
  5. Consumer dominant value creation
  6. Developing CSR in professional football clubs: drivers and phases
  7. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
  8. Retailing Evolution
  9. Format and Channel Evolution in Wholesaling: Industry Architecture and the Emergence of New Forms
  10. Far from the ‘Magic of the Mall’: Retail (Change) in ‘Other Places’
  11. Antecedents for the adoption and execution of supply chain management
  12. Settling for second best?
  13. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) communications in the G-25 football clubs
  14. The UK Research Assessment Exercise (RAE 2008) and retail research output
  15. Retail logistics in the UK: past, present and future
  16. Twenty years after
  17. Retailing in the United Kingdom - a Synopsis
  18. Total quality management in developing countries
  19. Reward Redemption Behaviour in Retail Loyalty Schemes
  20. “It's nice to get a wee treat if you've had a bad week”: Consumer motivations in retail loyalty scheme points redemption
  21. Development of a service quality scale for pharmaceutical supply chains
  22. Variations in fresh fruit and vegetable quality by store type, urban–rural setting and neighbourhood deprivation in Scotland
  23. Accessing healthy food: availability and price of a healthy food basket in Scotland
  24. In brief: the National Retail Planning Forum Briefing Paper series
  25. Retail-led regeneration and store-switching behaviour
  26. “Switched”: store‐switching behaviours
  27. Categorizing patterns and processes in retail grocery internationalisation
  28. Reducing Inequalities in Health and Diet: Findings from a Study on the Impact of a Food Retail Development
  29. When Tony Met Bobby
  30. Weaving new retail and consumer landscapes in the Scottish Borders
  31. International Retail Divestment: Reviews, Case Studies and (E)merging Agenda
  32. The evolution of grocery wholesaling and grocery wholesalers in Ireland and Britain since the 1930s
  33. Validating health impact assessment: Prediction is difficult (especially about the future)
  34. Interdisciplinary (Retail) Research: The Business of Geography and the Geography of Business
  35. Healthy Cities: The Impact of Food Retail-led Regeneration on Food Access, Choice and Retail Structure
  36. Retail internationalisation: Marks and Spencer in Hong Kong
  37. Retail Internationalisation:
  38. Shutting up shop: understanding the international exit process in retailing
  39. The International Divestment Activities of European Grocery Retailers
  40. The UK Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) 2001 and Retail Research Output
  41. Investment Bank Analysts and Retail Research
  42. All About Eve?
  43. Delivering customer loyalty schemes in retailing: exploring the employee dimension
  44. Food retailers and financial services in the UK: a co‐opetitive perspective
  45. E-commerce and the retail process: a review
  46. Power and Competition in the UK Retail Grocery Market
  47. Erratum
  48. A catalogue of success? Argos and catalogue showroom retailing
  49. Retail exchanges: a research agenda
  50. Retail loyalty schemes: results from a consumer diary study
  51. Failure in international retailing: research propositions
  52. “The findings have surprised some shoppers”
  53. Cataloguing change: Argos catalogues in 1973 and 1998
  54. The Implications of Wal-Mart's Takeover of ASDA
  55. Planning for Small-scale Retailing: Evidence from Scotland
  56. Seven‐Eleven Japan and The Southland Corporation: a marriage of convenience?
  57. The independent small shop in Scotland: A discussion of roles and problems
  58. The role and function of the independent small shop: the situation in Scotland
  59. Loyalty saturation in retailing: exploring the end of retail loyalty cards?
  60. Are Loyalty Schemes a Manifestation of Relationship Marketing?
  61. Performance in Food Retailing: A Cross-national Consideration and Comparison of Retail Margins
  62. From Coca‐colonization to copy‐Cotting: The Cott corporation and retailer brand soft drinks in the UK and the US
  63. From Coca-colonization to copy-Cotting: The Cott corporation and retailer brand soft drinks in the UK and the US
  64. Investment Recommendations and Commercial Reality in Scottish Grocery Retailing
  65. Reciprocal Retail Internationalisation: the Southland Corporation, Ito-Yokado and 7-Eleven Convenience Stores
  66. Restructuring Scottish grocery retailing: the rise and demise of Shoprite and Wm Low
  67. Understanding the arrival of limited line discount stores in Britain
  68. Flexibility, labour segmentation and retail superstore managers: the effects of Sunday trading
  69. Contemporary Developments in Employee Relations in Food Retailing
  70. The Logistics Transformation of British Retailing: Concepts and Questions
  71. Structural change in grocery retailing in Great Britain: a discount reorientation?
  72. SUNDAY WORKING IN THE RETAIL TRADE
  73. The transformation of physical distribution in retailing: the example of Tesco plc
  74. Customer Service in Retailing—the Next Leap Forward?
  75. Car parking standards for retailing: A research note
  76. Employment in DIY Superstores
  77. Food Superstore Retailing in Great Britain 1960-1986: On the Campaign Trail?
  78. Spatial-Structural Relationships in Retail Corporate Growth: A Case-Study of Kwik Save Group P.L.C.
  79. Planning applications for food superstores 1960–86: Great Britain and South Wales
  80. The Development of Superstore Retailing in Great Britain 1960-1986: Results from a New Database
  81. Technology and bank marketing information systems
  82. Retailing in Enterprise Zones: The Example of Swansea
  83. Opportunities for Female Employment in Superstore Retailing
  84. The impact of scanning on employment in UK food stores: A preliminary analysis
  85. The Importance of Store Operator on Superstore Employment Levels
  86. Retail planning policies in Scottish structure plans
  87. The Changing Structure of Distribution in Retail Companies: An Example from the Grocery Trade
  88. New technology in UK retailing: Issues and responses
  89. Retail Employment in the Current Recession
  90. Employment Characteristics of Superstore Retailing
  91. Female and Part‐Time Employment within Superstore Retailing