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  1. Employee Handbooks Featuring Explainable Artificial Intelligence
  2. Macromarketing as Facilitator of Humanity's Desirable Future
  3. Post-singularity marketing
  4. More insightful scientific estimates about population members’ gains
  5. E-guanxi: Theoretical underpinnings and scale development
  6. Refocusing and Futuring Perspectives on AI in Marketing
  7. Marketing via Shangbangs (Chinese business networks)
  8. The principal–agent problem and its mitigation: a critical historical analysis
  9. A Synthetic Model of Chinese Business Ethics in Business-To-Business Contexts
  10. Positive Liberty, Negative Liberty, and Marketing Regulations: A Holistic Analysis
  11. Enhancing predictive power by unamalgamating multi-item scales.
  12. Guest editorial: challenging the coloniality of raced markets
  13. When interruptions can boost sales: An on‐line versus memory‐based perspective
  14. Softly enhancing political legitimacy via Red Tourism
  15. How and when ranking-based recommendations induce higher willingness-to-pay
  16. The Ethics and Politics of Academic Knowledge Production: Thoughts on the Future of Business Ethics
  17. Mitigation versus adaptation: climate-change-related appeals and pondering the future
  18. Guest editorial: Impact of artificial intelligence on business strategy in emerging markets: a conceptual framework and future research directions
  19. Gain-probability diagrams in consumer research
  20. True Consumer Autonomy: A Formalization and Implications
  21. Constructing Core-Course In-class Sessions From Students’ Presubmitted Questions
  22. Positive Psychology’s Mindset Precursors of Attitude-toward-Advertising-in-General
  23. Are structural equation models theories and does it matter?
  24. Ethical issues in the application of new and emergent technologies of marketing
  25. An Aspirational Definition of Marketing: An Abstract
  26. Historical research with Chinese multilateral historical marketing sources
  27. Political and community logics jointly affect ‘social distancing’ compliance
  28. How Can We Minimize Visual Stereotypes in Ads?
  29. Securing higher-quality data from self-administered questionnaires
  30. Contextual influences on marketing and consumerism: an East Asian perspective
  31. Self-Customizable Online Courses: One Size Does Not Fit All
  32. A Macromarketing Prescription for Covid-19: Solidarity and Care Ethics
  33. The harmful effect of null hypothesis significance testing on marketing research: An example
  34. Disruptive Events and Associated Discontinuities: A Macromarketing Prescription
  35. Direct and indirect effects of fear‐of‐missing‐out appeals on purchase likelihood
  36. Nationalistic appeals and consumer boycotts in China, 1900-1949
  37. Why Consumers’ ‘New Power’ Will Change Marketing
  38. DEDICATED MARKETING ETHICS COURSE: DESIGN AND TEST
  39. Protection motivation theory and brick-and-mortar salespeople
  40. ‘Fear of missing out’: antecedents and influence on purchase likelihood
  41. The (im)precision of scholarly consumer behavior research
  42. Use of Surveytainment Elements in Knowledge-Assessment Tests: An Abstract
  43. Emerging masculinities in Chinese luxury social media marketing
  44. Cross-culture product hybridization in pre-communist China (1912–1949)
  45. Guest editorial
  46. ‘Freedom Through Marketing’ Is Not Doublespeak
  47. Children’s influence on consumption-related decisions in single-mother families: Research review and Agenda
  48. Pawnbroking in pre-1949 China: soft strategies for overcoming a negative image
  49. Using surveytainment to counter declining survey data quality
  50. Determinants and outcomes of superstitious beliefs: a multi-study approach
  51. Critical historical research method and marketing scholarship
  52. Marketing Theory And Big Data
  53. Modeling specialty store customers’ buy/no-buy decisions
  54. Examining Online Chinese Buyer-Seller Relationships, Understanding E-Guanxi: An Abstract
  55. Nostalgia and Astrometry as Precursors of Superstitious Beliefs: An Abstract
  56. Can “Results Blind Manuscript Evaluation” Assuage “Publication Bias”?
  57. Intrinsic Religiosity and Attitude toward Finales as Precursors of Superstitious Beliefs: A Cross-Cultural Investigation
  58. When Old Meets New: How China’s ‘Double-Eleven’ Day Challenges Confucianism
  59. Teaching ethics to marketing and logistics majors: A transformative learning experiment
  60. Measuring Systems of Virtues Development
  61. A Cross-Cultural Investigation of Intrinsic Religiosity and Attitude Toward Endings as Precursors of Superstitious Beliefs: An Abstract
  62. Superstition, Astrometry, and Suspension of Disbelief: An Explanatory Model of Risk-Seeking Tendencies—An Abstract
  63. How China’s “Double-Eleven” Day Challenges Confucianism: An Abstract
  64. Book review
  65. Book review
  66. Antecedents and consequences of extrinsic superstitious beliefs: a cross-cultural investigation
  67. Qualitative Research Methods in Consumer Psychology
  68. Measuring Systems of Virtues Development
  69. Efficacy of Ads with Short Message Service (SMS) Copy
  70. On Defining and Measuring Store Image
  71. Unintended Consequences of the U.S. Television Ratings System
  72. Anti-child-abuse ads: believability and willingness-to-act
  73. Ads by 527 Groups and the 2004 U.S. Presidential Election
  74. Deconstructing Subtle Racist Imagery in Television Ads
  75. Anthropomorphic responses to new-to-market logos
  76. Efficacy of sporting event ads with textese (SMS-type copy)
  77. Common practices in destination website design
  78. Ethnic Identity in Advertising: A Review and Meta-Analysis
  79. Candidate-Sponsored TV Ads for the 2004 U.S. Presidential Election: A Content Analysis
  80. Adjusting self-reported attitudinal data for mischievous respondents
  81. Handbook of Research on Teaching Ethics in Business and Management Education
  82. Outlet mall shoppers' intentions to purchase apparel: A dual-process perspective
  83. A Review of Ethnic Identity in Advertising
  84. Motivators and enablers of SCOURing: A study of online piracy in the US and UK
  85. Idolizing sport celebrities: a gateway to psychopathology?
  86. Inactivity and the dynamics of relationship development: a proposed model
  87. Improving the Student Experience: Allowing Students Enrolled in a Required Course to Select Online or Face-to-Face Instruction
  88. Review of literature – Future research suggestions: Private label brands: Benefits, success factors and future research
  89. Confucian/Chopsticks Marketing
  90. Using a Model's Apparent Ethnicity to Influence Viewer Responses to Print Ads: A Social Identity Theory Perspective
  91. In Search of Value: A Model of Wagering Intentions
  92. Anti-consumption: An overview and research agenda
  93. International Business Research: A Retrospective~!2008-08-29~!2008-11-08~!2008-12-03~!
  94. Responsible Ads: A Workable Ideal
  95. Hedonic/Functional Congruity Between Stores and Private Label Brands
  96. Ethical Antecedents of Cheating Intentions: Evidence of Mediation
  97. A Multiple Stakeholder Perspective on Responsibility in Advertising
  98. An exploratory study of desired hotel attributes for American tourists vacationing in China and Ireland
  99. The Relationship between task complexity and information search: The role of self‐efficacy
  100. A Dual-Process Model of Cheating Intentions
  101. Assessing Faculty Beliefs About the Importance of Various Marketing Job Skills
  102. Retrospective and Prospective Views on the Marketing/Finance Interface
  103. The antitrust implications of relationship marketing
  104. Antecedents and consequences of trust in a service provider
  105. Revising the structural framework for marketing management
  106. Violent Commercials in Television Programs for Children
  107. Designing Vignette Studies in Marketing
  108. International marketing serials: a retrospective
  109. An Improved Scale for Assessing Patients' Trust in Their Physician
  110. Reviews of books
  111. Program‐Length Commercials and Host Selling by the WWF
  112. Exchange-Specific Self-Disclosure, Social Self-Disclosure, and Personal Selling
  113. Mail Surveys of Faculty and Acquaintances-of-the-Researcher Bias
  114. An Advertising Test of the Work Ethic in the U.K. and the U.S.
  115. A provider-cost/patron-effort schema for classifying products
  116. On Foundations Research in the Social Sciences
  117. A Provider-Cost Patron-Effort Schema for Classifying Products
  118. Research on Advertising Ethics: Past, Present, and Future
  119. Dependency Theory and the Effects of Advertising by Foreign-Based Multinational Corporations in Latin America
  120. Personal Moral Philosophies and the Moral Judgments of Salespeople
  121. On measuring ethical judgments
  122. Advertising: Questioning Common Complaints
  123. Ethical Codes and the Advocacy Advertisements of World War II
  124. Book Review: Antitrust Economics on Trial: A Dialogue on the New Laissez-Faire
  125. Ethical Judgments about Wartime Ads Depicting Combat
  126. A Piecewise-Regression Test of Riesman's Theory of Social Character
  127. Public Relations, Advocacy Ads, and the Campaign Against Absenteeism During World War II
  128. A Rapprochement between the Advertising Community and the Jungians
  129. Cultural Themes in Brazilian and U.S. Auto Ads: A Cross-Cultural Comparison
  130. Marketing and Logical Deduction
  131. Ethical codes are not enough
  132. The ethics of psychoactive ads
  133. Deception in Advertising: A Proposed Complex of Definitions for Researchers, Lawyers, and Regulators
  134. The timeliness problem in the application of bass-type new product-growth models to durable sales forecasting
  135. Evaluating and Improving Argument-Centered Works in Marketing
  136. Evaluating and Improving Argument-Centered Works in Marketing
  137. Reducing reluctance to transfer