Journal of Cultural Marketing Strategy
2015 - 2026
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Volume 7, issue 2, 2023
- Editorial pp. 133-133

- Jake Beniflah
- E-commerce localisation to African markets: Canadian multinational enterprise perspectives pp. 134-145

- Wootae Chun and Emmanuel Ogwal
- Balancing gender inequality in C-suite positions in Mexico: Women’s empowerment and success through personal branding pp. 146-159

- Diana Dávila-Ruiz and Karla Barajas-Portas
- Why is Spanglish more popular than Spanish and English among US Hispanics? A communication accommodation theory perspective pp. 160-173

- Jake Beniflah and Julia Estacolchic
- A cross-cultural analysis of impulsive buying behaviour: Comparing the effect of longterm orientation and shopping values of Chinese and US consumers pp. 174-186

- Pei Wang and Sindy Chapa
- Culture training for strategic marketing: Case study of a Juneteenth block party pp. 187-195

- Valerie L. Williams-Sanchez
- Fandom in the Indian Premier League: Factors that drive team associations pp. 196-205

- Avtar Singh and Rahul Sharma
- Heuristics and anti-racism methodologies: Exploring possibilities for shifting antiracist education and research paradigms pp. 206-220

- Trudi L. Perkins
- The need for an organisational design to secure marketer creativity within unhealthy organisational cultures pp. 221-232

- Bilgehan Bozkurt
Volume 7, issue 1, 2022
- Editorial pp. 5-5

- Jake Beniflah
- The influence of marketer and user-generated communication on brand preference pp. 6-18

- Talvinder Kaur and Sarbjit Singh Bedi
- Predicting consumer behaviour toward digital K-pop albums: An extended model of the theory of planned behaviour pp. 19-33

- Nono Wibisono, Bieke F. Arrasy and Wahyu Rafdinal
- Measuring the perception of trust: Two cultural approaches pp. 34-48

- Amy Huber and Sindy Chapa
- How should companies respond to complaints? Measuring satisfaction among Generation Z online shoppers pp. 49-62

- Young Joon Lim and Jennifer Lemanski
- Artificial intelligence in customer service: An empirical study of the banking sector pp. 63-74

- Bilal Eneizan
- Reducing employee turnover intentions through ethical leadership and positive organisational behaviour pp. 75-88

- Mitali Dohroo, Taranjeet Duggal and Amirul Hasan Ansari
- Eye tracking provides valuable insights in neuroscience: An empirical brand perception food marketing study pp. 89-106

- Francesco Pinci
- Applying the theory of reasoned action to measure intent to purchase halal food pp. 107-121

- K. Ramya
Volume 6, issue 2, 2022
- Editorial pp. 101-101

- Jake Beniflah
- Awareness as wellness: Examining disparities in mental health care pp. 102-114

- Elyria Kemp, Mcdowell Porter, Cassandra Davis and Kristi M. Williams
- Purpose-driven corporate communication: A content analysis of Fortune 100 companies pp. 115-122

- Alexis Bajalia Fitzsimmons, Yufan Sunny Qin, Eve R. Heffron and Marcia W. Distaso
- A grounded theory approach to determine the factors affecting tourism decisions pp. 123-139

- Rekha Attri and Sahil Jasrotia
- Exploring Hispanic health attitudes and behaviours for more informed cross-cultural marketing pp. 140-152

- Amy Gómez, Meredydd Hardie, Keri Hettel, Olivia NguyễN and Kristin Tolbert
- The Hispanic marketing paradigm and the needed shift: A Kuhnian perspective pp. 153-159

- Jake Beniflah and Pamela Razo
- Self-referencing and optimal distinctiveness theory: The theoretical underpinnings to US multicultural marketing pp. 160-175

- Jake Beniflah, Pamela Razo and Julie Veloz
- Fan engagement on select social media platforms: A study of the Indian Premier League pp. 176-186

- Avtar Singh and Rahul Sharma
Volume 6, issue 1, 2021
- Editorial pp. 5-5

- Jake Beniflah
- Showdown in the camera sector: Strategies for an industry in decline pp. 6-12

- Gagandeep Singh and Jasdeep Singh Walia
- Balinese culture: The impact of Tri Kaya Parisudha on personal happiness and life success pp. 13-24

- Ni Nyoman Kerti Yasa, I. Gusti Ngurah Jaya Agung Widagda K., Ida Ayu Putu Widani Sugianingrat, Putu Laksmita Dewi Rahmayanti and I. Gusti Ayu Tirtayani
- Let’s settle this on the (online) gridiron: Examining perceptions of rival brands and platforms in gaming and sport pp. 25-38

- Cody T. Havard, Rhema D. Fuller and Yash Padhye
- The changing multicultural marketing landscape pp. 39-44

- David R. Morse
- Country-of-origin effects on the brand image of agricultural products in China pp. 45-53

- Fan Mo and Weiming Chee
- Speculative methods: Conceptualising a theoretical framework for reimagining racism awareness in education pp. 54-60

- Trudi L. Perkins
- Culturally relevant marketing: Conceptualising a critical pedagogical approach to multicultural marketing strategy pp. 61-72

- Valerie L. Williams-Sanchez
- Where there’s a will, there’s a way: Closing the US multicultural wealth gap with purpose-driven organisations pp. 73-91

- Jake Beniflah
Volume 5, issue 2, 2021
- Editorial pp. 97-97

- Jake Beniflah
- The chief human resources officer is the new chief financial officer pp. 98-102

- Ken Gronbach
- Empowered storytelling: An examination of empowerment in storytelling and its impact on millennials pp. 103-128

- Tyrha M. Lindsey-Warren and Christine Ringler
- Centring anti-Black racism: Developing racial knowledge as stance pp. 129-142

- Trudi L. Perkins
- Blackface sweaters and pizza with chopsticks: Problem cases and strategies for converting cultural appropriation into cultural appreciation in the fashion industry pp. 143-152

- Domenique Jones and Michelle Childs
- Building a multicultural organisation: A conceptual model for organisational change in the 21st century pp. 153-168

- Jake Beniflah and Julie Veloz
- Is fear of missing out (FOMO) a cultural construct? Investigating FOMO from a marketing perspective pp. 169-183

- Faren Karimkhan and Sindy Chapa
- Multiculturalism needs more than openness to diversity: Updating the Openness to Diversity and Challenge scale for increased inclusion pp. 184-196

- Eliane Karsaklian
Volume 5, issue 1, 2020
- Editorial pp. 5-5

- Jake Beniflah
- COVID-19, the outlook for corporations, and the changing demographic landscape: An interview with Chiqui Cartagena pp. 6-10

- Jake Beniflah and Chiqui Cartagena
- Exploring the use of shock advertising by for-profit and nonprofit organisations in China pp. 11-21

- Shuo Yan and Sindy Chapa
- Is corporate America ready for a multicultural America? A dynamic capabilities perspective pp. 22-35

- Jake Beniflah
- From K-pop to Korean products: An investigation into the mediating effects of imitation and attitudes toward Korean culture and products pp. 36-48

- Ruonan Zhang, Nicky Chang Bi, Papaa Kodzi, Alana Goodwin, Klaudia Wasilewski and Eiko Mccurdy
- Marketing tobacco products to communities of colour and a much-needed plan for change pp. 49-59

- Richard Greggory Johnson Iii, Hugo Renderos and Theresa Kaimanu
- An evaluation of AT&T social marketing delivery modes aimed at teen smartphone use while driving pp. 60-75

- Francene Scott Diehl, Luz Stella Marín and Majed Zreiqat
- Examining rivalry and outgroup derogation among underrepresented college students pp. 76-85

- Cody T. Havard, Rhema D. Fuller and Carol A. Silkes
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