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  1. Capability development for sustainable marketing: A theoretical framework
  2. AI for marketing: Enabler? Engager? Ersatz?
  3. Marketing theory development, theory use, and research programs
  4. Impact of customized price promotions on deal response: the roles of functional impulsivity, promotion frame, emotional arousal, and self-enhancement
  5. Chartering marketing strategy and marketing management research toward greater relevance and impact
  6. Building upstream supplier capabilities for downstream customization: The role of collaboration capital
  7. AI-Enabled marketing capabilities and the hierarchy of capabilities: Conceptualization, proposition development, and research avenues
  8. Building capabilities for software development firm competitiveness: The role of intellectual capital and intra-firm relational capital
  9. An AI decision‐making framework for business value maximization
  10. Capability bundling for effective supply chain management: An integrative framework and research agenda
  11. Continuing the manifesto conversation: Toward building a renewal capability for the marketing discipline
  12. The marketing discipline’s troubled trajectory: The manifesto conversation, candidates for central focus, and prognosis for renewal
  13. Technology-enabled sales capability: A capabilities-based contingency framework
  14. Strategic solutions for the climate change social dilemma: An integrative taxonomy, a systematic review, and research agenda
  15. Masterful operant resources, masterful marketing competences, and the masterful marketing academic
  16. Users' Willingness to Provide Information Requirements for Systems Development
  17. A Strategic Marketing Framework for Emerging Out of the Climate Change Social Trap: The Case of the Fashion Industry
  18. Building customisation capability in B2B marketing: the role of organisational capital
  19. Shelby D. Hunt’s contributions to the marketing discipline: Research programs, impact, and compelling opportunities
  20. The conceptual contributions of Shelby D. Hunt: Foundations for advancing the marketing discipline
  21. Coopetitive innovation alliance performance: Alliance competence, alliance’s market orientation, and relational governance
  22. Strategy, Decision Making, and Cognition
  23. SUMMATIVE AND FORMATIVE EVALUATION OF MARKETING TEACHING PORTFOLIOS: A PEDAGOGICAL COMPETENCE-BASED RUBRIC
  24. Adaptive marketing capabilities, dynamic capabilities, and renewal competences: The “outside vs. inside” and “static vs. dynamic” controversies in strategy
  25. The Role of Hedonic and Utilitarian Motives on the Effectiveness of Partitioned Pricing
  26. DEVELOPING AND DEMONSTRATING EFFECTIVE PEDAGOGY IN MARKETING EDUCATION: PEDAGOGICAL COMPETENCE AS AN ORGANIZING FRAMEWORK FOR TEACHING PORTFOLIOS
  27. The Role of Hedonic and Utilitarian Motives on the Effectiveness of Partitioned Pricing
  28. Resource orchestration and dynamic managerial capabilities: focusing on sales managers as effective resource orchestrators
  29. Mirroring the Boss: Ethical Leadership, Emulation Intentions, and Salesperson Performance
  30. Strategy, Decision Making, and Cognition
  31. Customizing business-to-business (B2B) professional services: The role of intellectual capital and internal social capital
  32. ICTs in the context of disaster management, stakeholders, and implications
  33. From “virtuous” to “pragmatic” pursuit of social mission
  34. The Service-Dominant Logic of Marketing: Theoretical Foundations, Pedagogy, and Resource-Advantage Theory Shelby D. Hunt and Sreedhar Madhavaram
  35. Influence of congruity in store-attribute dimensions and self-image on purchase intentions in online stores of multichannel retailers
  36. Knowledge needs of firms: the know-x framework for marketing strategy
  37. Deconstructing Research on Information Technology (IT) Capabilities: Implications for Marketing Strategy
  38. Relationship marketing strategy: an operant resource perspective
  39. The appropriateness of different modes of strategy from a product-market perspective
  40. Research on Smart Shopper Feelings: An Extension
  41. Managerial action and resource‐advantage theory: conceptual frameworks emanating from a positive theory of competition
  42. Multinational enterprise competition: grounding the eclectic paradigm of foreign production in resource‐advantage theory
  43. Approaching global industrial marketing from a managerial cognition perspective: a theoretical framework
  44. Global Virtual Sales Teams (GVSTs ): A Conceptual Framework of the Influence of Intellectual and Social Capital on Effectiveness
  45. Transference and congruence effects on purchase intentions in online stores of multi-channel retailers: initial evidence from the U.S. and South Korea
  46. Knowledge-based sales management strategy and the grafting metaphor: Implications for theory and practice
  47. Developing complex, business‐to‐business products: issues and implications
  48. Developing Pedagogical Competence: Issues and Implications for Marketing Education
  49. The potential implications of web-based marketing communications for consumers' implicit and explicit brand attitudes: A call for research
  50. Developing a Learning Orientation: The Role of Team-Based Active Learning
  51. Workplace Spirituality and the Selling Organization: A Conceptual Framework and Research Propositions
  52. The service-dominant logic and a hierarchy of operant resources: developing masterful operant resources and implications for marketing strategy
  53. Teaching Marketing Strategy: Using Resource-Advantage Theory as an Integrative Theoretical Foundation
  54. The explanatory foundations of relationship marketing theory
  55. For dynamic relationship marketing theory: a reply to Rese
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