All Stories

  1. What to expect after the honeymoon: evolutionary psychology of part-time franchising
  2. Examining antecedents of reconciliation following service failure and recovery
  3. International Market Entry Strategies: Relational, Digital, and Hybrid Approaches
  4. Sustainable indigenous businesses in Australia
  5. The Adequacy of Pre-purchase Due Diligence in Independent Small Business and Franchising
  6. The Influence of Gratitude on Franchisor-Franchisee Relationships
  7. Boosting the effectiveness of channel governance options
  8. Building franchisee trust in their franchisor: insights from the franchise sector
  9. Value creation through knowledge management in franchising: a multi-level conceptual framework
  10. Processual antecedents of perceived channel conflict in franchising
  11. The effect of pre-entry information on relational outcomes in franchising
  12. Multiple-unit franchising and performance outcomes
  13. Who is listening? An examination of gender effects and employment choice in sustainability education in an undergraduate business school
  14. Developing brand champions: A franchisee perspective
  15. Examining the Role of Franchisee Normative Expectations in Relationship Evaluation
  16. Influence of personality traits on perceived relationship quality within a franchisee‐franchisor context
  17. Erratum to: An introspective examination of single-unit versus multi-unit franchisees
  18. Putting student evaluations into perspective: The Course Experience Quality and Satisfaction Model (CEQS)
  19. What went wrong? Franchisors and franchisees disclose the causes of conflict in franchising
  20. Exploring brand extensions in the context of franchising in Australia
  21. An Empirical Analysis of Franchisee Value-in-Use, Investment Risk and Relational Satisfaction
  22. Contrasting the Four Franchising Imperatives Across Hybridized Governance Models: A Preliminary Investigation
  23. An introspective examination of single-unit versus multi-unit franchisees
  24. Consumer retirement planning: an exploratory study of gender differences
  25. New perspectives on the causes of franchising conflict in Australia
  26. What Prospective Franchisees Are Seeking
  27. E‐retailing by banks: e‐service quality and its importance to customer satisfaction
  28. Implementing the Marketing Concept in Travel Organizations: The Important Moderating Influence of Perceived Organizational Support
  29. Franchisee personality
  30. An Empirical Examination of the Reasons Governing Multiple Unit Franchise Adoption in Australia
  31. Action research and reflection on student approaches to learning in large first year university classes
  32. Multicultural influences on group learning: a qualitative higher education study
  33. An examination of involvement in relation to superannuation consumption
  34. Franchising as a path to self-employment for Australian female entrepreneurs
  35. Does Marketing Attract Less Ethical Students? An Assessment of the Moral Reasoning Ability of Undergraduate Marketing Students
  36. Can banks improve customer relationships with high quality online services?
  37. Improving Consistency for DIT Results Using Cluster Analysis
  38. Factors influencing governance choice and human resource management within services franchising networks
  39. Mature franchise systems use multiple unit franchising to leverage learning economies and sustain systemwide growth
  40. Expansion Through Multiple Unit Franchising
  41. Investment incentives for single and multiple unit franchisees
  42. Current Status of Franchising in Australia
  43. Predicting Multiple Unit Franchising