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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
VOLUME 28, NUMBER 3
September
2008
In this Issue: by Clifford J. Shultz,
Terrence Witkowski, and William E. Kilbourne
The Search for a Dominant Logic: A Macromarketing
Perspective
Roger A. Layton
Rethinking Macro-Level Theories of Consumption:
Research Findings from Nazi Concentration Camps
Jill G. Klein and Ronald P. Hill
An Extension and Further Validation of a
Community-Based Consumer Well-Being Measure
Joseph M. Sirgy, Dong-Jin Lee,
Stephan Grzeskowiak, Jean-Charles Chebat, J.S. Johar, Andreas Hermann,
Salah Hassan,
Ibrahim Hegazi, Ahmet Ekici, Dave
Webb, Chenting Su, and Jordi Montana
A Rose by Any Other Name? The
Influence of Brand Name versus Chemical Differences in the Prescription
of Antidepressants: The Role of Expertise
Steven Ward, Anthony Pecotich,
Aron O’Cass, and Craig C. Julian
Frankincense, Myrrh, and Spices – the World’s
Oldest Global Supply Chain?
Bradley Z. Hull
Hidden
Mountain: The Social Avoidance of Waste
Edd de Coverly, Pierre McDonagh,
Lisa O’Malley, and Maurice Patterson
Reviews & Communications
Reviews
Explorations of Marketing in Society, by Gregory T.
Gundlach, Lauren G. Block, and William L. Wilkie
Stanley J. Shapiro
Call for
Papers
“Marketing History: Strengthening, Straightening,
and Extending”
“Special Issue on Environmental Sustainability”
Guide for
Submission of Manuscripts
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VOLUME 28, NUMBER 2
June
2008
From the Editor
The Dominant Social Paradigm, Consumption, and
Environmental Attitudes: Can Macromarketing Education Help?
William E.
Kilbourne and Les Carlson
Can Healthcare Organizations Better Contribute to Quality of Life by
Focusing on Preventive Health Knowledge?
Don Rahtz and
Lisa Szykman
Evaluating the Social Value of Charitable
Organizations: A Conceptual Foundation
Michael Jay Polonsky and
Stacy Landreth Grau
Embedded
Markets, Communities and the Invisible Hand of Social Norms
Rohit Varman and Janie
Arnold Costa
Predicting the Emergence of Innovations from
Technological Convergence: Lessons from the 20th Century
Steven Schnaars,
Gloria Thomas, and Caglar Irmak
Relationship Marketing at Wanamaker’s in the 19th and Early
20th Centuries
Mark Tadajewski
Reviews & Communications
Communications
An Enlargement of the Notion of Consumer Vulnerability
Suraj R.
Commuri and Ahmet Ekici
Commentaries on Macromarketing Education
An Introduction to the Invited Commentaries on Macromarketing Education
Scott K. Radford and David M. Hunt
How Macro Should
Macromarketing Be?
William E. Kilbourne
Marketing, Society, and Government:
Reflections on an Undergraduate Elective
Scott K. Radford and David M. Hunt
Marketing, Society,
and Controversy: An Online Course from a Macromarketing Perspective
Stanley J. Shapiro
A Macromarketing Seminar
Robert A. Mittelstaedt
Books
Recommended by the New Books Board:
Call
for Papers
Guide for
Submission of Manuscripts
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VOLUME 28, NUMBER 1
March
2008
From the Editor
In this Issue: Distributive Justice: Pressing Questions, Emerging
Directions and the Promise of Rawlsian Analysis
Gene R. Laczniak and Patrick E. Murphy
A Theory of the Firm Perspective on Marketing and
Distributive Justice
Liselore
Crul and George M. Zinkhan
A Macromarketing Ethics Framework: Stakeholder Orientation and
Distributive Justice
O.C. Ferrell and
Linda Ferrell
Assessing Distributive Justice in Marketing: A
Benefit-Cost Approach
Thomas A. Klein
Fair-Trade: Just How Ethical Are
Exchanges?
Amina Beji-Becheur, Virginie Diaz-Pedregal, and Nil Ozcaglar-Toulouse
Improving Income Positions of Primary Producers in International
Marketing Channels: The Lake Victoria-EU Nile Perch Case
Emma Kambewa, Paul Ingenbleek, and Aad van Tilburg
Buyer-Seller Information Asymmetry: Challenges to Distributive and
Corrective Justice
Oswald A.
Mascarenhas, Ram Kesavan, Michael Bernacchi
Reviews & Communications
Abstracts from the 2007 Charm Conference: 13th
Conference on Historical Analysis & Research in Marketing (CHARM):
Marketing History at the Center
Call
for Papers
Guide for
Submission of Manuscripts
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VOLUME 27, NUMBER 4
December
2007
From the Editor
In this Issue: Research
on Consumer Well-Being (CWB): Overview of the Field and Introduction to
the Special Issue
M. Joseph Sirgy, Dong-Jin Lee, and Don Rahtz
Consumer Attitude toward Marketing and Subjective Quality-of-Life in the
Context of a Developing Country
Mark Peterson and Ahmet Ekici
The
Subjective Well-Being of Nations: A Role for Marketing?
Yue Pan,
George M. Zinkhan, and Shibin Sheng
International Human Rights and Consumer Quality of
Life: An Ethical Perspective
Ronald P. Hill, William F. Felice, and Thomas Ainscough
Developing a Quality of Life Measure to Assess the Impact of Community
Services: The Case of Australian Community Banks
Rhett H. Walker, Graeme Byrne, Bob Jamieson, and Lester W. Johnson
Household Life-Cycle Effects on Consumer Wealth and Well-Being for the
Recently Retired
William O. Bearden and
Ronald P. Wilder
Reviews & Communications
Reviews
An Argument for Mind, by Jerome Kagan
John O'Shaughnessy
Ethical
Marketing, by Patrick E. Murphy, Gene R. Laczniak, Norman E. Bowie,
and Thomas A. Klein
Frederick W.
Langrehr
For
Business Ethics, by Campbell Jones, Martin Parker, and
René ten
Bos
Jason
C. Healy
Abstracts from the 2007 Joint Conference: The
International Society of Markets and Development and the Macromarketing
Society
Call
for Papers
Guide for
Submission of Manuscripts
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VOLUME 27, NUMBER 3
September
2007
From the Editor
In this Issue:
Marketing
systems - A Core Macromarketing Concept
Roger A. Layton
Micro-Macro
Linking Using System Dynamics Modeling: An Examination of Eco-Labeling
Effects for Farmed Shrimp
Steven P. Arquitt and T. Bettina Cornwell
Research on
Marketing Ethics: A Systematic Review of the Literature
Alexander Nill and John A. Schibrowski
Volunteer
Dedication: Understanding the Role of Identity Importance on
Participation Frequency
Debra A. Laverie and Robert E. McDonald
Voluntary
Codes of Ethical Conduct: Group Membership Salience and Globally
Integrated Marketing Communications Perspectives
Andreas F. Grein and Stephen J. Gould
Reviews & Communications
Reviews
The Consumption Experience – Something New, Something Old, Something
Borrowed, Something Sold: Part 4
Morris B. Holbrook
Case
Studies and Theory Development in the Social Sciences, by Alexander
L. George and Andrew Bennett
John O'Shaughnessy
Competition and Growth: Reconciling Theory and Evidence, by Philippe
Aghson and Rachel Griffith and The Moral Consequences of Economic
Growth, by Benjamin Friedman
William H. Redmond
Gaviotas:
A Village to Reinvent the World, by Alan Weisman
Ronald Savitt
Social
Marketing in the 21st Century, by Alan Andreasen
William H. Redmond
Call
for Papers
Guide for
Submission of Manuscripts
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON MARKETING
AND DEVELOPMENT SPECIAL ISSUE
June 2007
From the Editor
In this Issue
Processual
Learning, Environmental Pluralism, and Inherent Challenges of Managing a
Socioeconomic Crisis: The Case of the Canadian Mad Cow Crisis
Sylvain Charlebois and JoAnne Labrecque
Food Marketing and Obesity in Developing Countries: Analysis, Ethics,
and Public Policy
Terrence H. Witkowski
Here, There and Everywhere: Place Branding and
Gastronomical Globalization in a Macromarketing Perspective
Søren Askegaard and Dannie Kjeldgaard
Export
Processing Zones in Development and International Marketing: An
Integrative Review and Research Agenda
Nicolas Papadopoulos and Shavin Malhotra
Rising Markets And Failing Health: An Inquiry Into
Subaltern Health Care Consumption Under Neoliberalism
Rohit Varman and Ram Manohar Vikas
Reviews & Communications
Reviews
The Consumption Experience – Something New, Something Old, Something
Borrowed, Something Sold: Part 3
Morris B. Holbrook
The Flight from Reality in the Human Sciences
John O’Shaughnessy
Is the American Dream Killing You?: How “The Market” Rules Our Lives
Mark Peterson
The Era of Choice
William H. Redmond
A Twenty-First Century Guide to Aldersonian Marketing Thought
Eric H. Shaw
On Bullshit
Robert Mittelstaedt
Politics and Propaganda, Weapons of Mass Seduction
Phil Harris
Macromarketing Conference Abstracts 2006
Call
for Papers
Guide for Submission of Manuscripts
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JOURNAL OF
MACROMARKETING SPECIAL ISSUE
“The
Future of Marketing’s Past” – Papers from the 2005 CHARM
March
2007
From the Editor
In this Issue
History of Marketing Thought
Sidney
Levy: Challenging the Philosophical Assumptions of Marketing
Garth E. Harris
The Myth of
the Marketing Revolution
D.G. Brian Jones and Alan J. Richardson
History
of Advertising
"Aunt Jemima
Is Alive and Cookin’?": An Advertiser’s Dilemma of Competing Collective
Memories
Judy Foster Davis
Pansies to
Parents: Gay Male Images in American Print Advertising
Blaine J. Branchik
History
of Consumer, Non-Profit, and International Marketing
Did Boulton
Sell Silver Plate to the Middle Class?: A Quantitative Study of Luxury
Marketing in Late Eighteenth-Century Britain
Kenneth Quickenden and Arthur J. Kover
Marketing
Practices Used by the Emerging American Public Library System from
Inception to 1930
Brad Kleindl
Nestlé: A Brief History of the Marketing Strategies of the First
Multinational Company in the Ottoman Empire
Yavuz Köse
Reviews & Communications
Reviews
The Consumption Experience – Something New, Something Old, Something
Borrowed, Something Sold: Part 2
Morris B. Holbrook
Call
for Papers
Index
Guide for
Submission of Manuscripts
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SILVER ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ISSUE
December 2006
From the Editor
In this Issue
Macromarketing as Agorology: Macromarketing Theory and the Study of the
Agora
John D. Mittelstaedt, William E. Kilbourne and Robert A. Mittelstaedt
The General
Theory of Marketing Ethics: A Revision and Three Questions
Shelby D. Hunt and Scott J. Vitell
Normative Perspectives for Ethical and Socially Responsible Marketing
Gene R. Laczniak and
Patrick E. Murphy
Historical
Research in the Journal of Macromarketing, 1981 – 2005
D.G. Brian Jones and Eric H. Shaw
Macromarketing: Past, Present, and Possible Future
Roger A. Layton and Sanford Grossbart
Reviews & Communications
Communications
Envisioning a Future for
Macromarketing
George Fisk
The Macromarketing Mosaic
Robert
W. Nason
Macromarketing As a Pillar of Marketing Thought
William
L. Wilkie and Elizabeth S. Moore
Alleviating Poverty: A Macro/Micro Marketing Perspective
Philip Kotler, Ned Roberto, and Tony Leisner
The Small and Long View
Robert F. Lusch
Focusing the Future of Macromarketing
Mark
Peterson
A JMM Based Macromarketing Doctoral Level Reading List
Stanley J. Shapiro
Books and Macromarketing
Roger Dickinson
Reviews
The Consumption Experience – Something New, Something Old, Something
Borrowed, Something Sold: Part 1
Morris B. Holbrook
Call
for Papers
Index
Guide
for Submission of Manuscripts
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VOLUME
26 NUMBER 1
JUNE 2006
From the Editor
In This Issue
It’s New but is it Good? New Product
Development and Macromarketing
Donald R. Lehmann
Marketing History
Trademark
Registration Is Not a Right
William Kingston
Quality-of-Life
Macro Measures of Consumer Well Being (CWB):
A Critical Analysis and a Research Agenda
M. Joseph Sirgy and Dong-Jin Lee
Identifying Quality-of-Life
Priorities for Societal Development: Using a Market Orientation to
Benefit Citizens
Mark Peterson
Limited
Choice: An Exploratory Study into Issue Items and Soldier Well-Being
David W. Marshall and Herbert L. Meiselman
Reviews & Communications
Communications
Consumer Well Being
and Quality of Life: An Assessment and Directions for Future Research
Naresh K. Malhotra
Response to Art versus Commerce as a Macromarketing Theme
Alan Bradshaw, Pierre McDonagh, and David Marshall
Reply to Bradshaw, Mcdonagh, and
Marshall: Turn Off the Bubble Machine
Morris B. Holbrook
Reviews
Philosophical Foundations of Cognitive Neuroscience,
by
M.R. Bennett & P.M.S. Hacker
Reviewed by John O’Shaughnessy
Red Sky at
Morning:
America
and the Crisis of the Global Environment A Citizen’s Agenda for Action,
by James Gustave Speth
Reviewed by
Ronald Savitt
Call of the Mall:
On the Geography of Shopping,
by Paco Underhill
Reviewed
by
Laurie Meamber
In
Praise of Blandness: Proceeding from Chinese Thought and Aesthetics,
by François Jullien (translated by Paula M. Marsano)
Reviewed by
John Mittelstaedt
The Marketplace
of
Revolution: How Consumer Politics Shaped American Independence,
by
T. H. Breen
Reviewed
by
Terrence H. Witkowski
The Ethical Consumer,
by Rob Harrison, Terry Newholm and
Deirdre Shaw
Reviewed by Stanley J. Shapiro
New Books
Board
Call for
Papers
Guide for
Submission of Manuscripts
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SPECIAL ISSUE: VULNERABLE CONSUMERS
December 2005
From the Editor
In This Issue
Vulnerable Consumers
Building Understanding of the Domain of Consumer
Vulnerability
Stacey Menzel Baker, James W. Gentry, and Terri L. Rittenburg
Consumer Vulnerability to Perceived Product Similarity Problems: Scale
Development and Indentification
Gianfranco Walsh and Vincent-Wayne Mitchell
Critical Consumer Education: Empowering the
Low Literate Consumer
Natalie Ross Adkins and Julie L. Ozanne
Asian
Americans in Magazine Advertising: Portrayals of the "Model Minority"
Charles
R. Taylor, Stacy Landreth, and Hae-Kyong Bang
Retail Redlining - Definition, Theory, Typology and Measurement
Denver D’Rozario and Jerome D. Williams
Functional
Illiteracy and Nutritional Education in the United States: A
Research-Based Approach to the Development of Nutritional Education
Materials for Functionally Illiterate Consumers
Madhu Viswanathan and Roland Gau
Reviews & Communications
Communications
Vulnerability in the
Marketplace: Concepts, Caveats, and Possible Solutions
Debra Jones Ringold
Do The Poor Deserve Less Than Surfers?
An Essay for the Special Issue on Vulnerable Consumers
Ronald Paul
Hill
Strangers in the Neighborhood: On the Loss of ‘Society’
Peter
Svensson
Vulnerable Women on Screen and At Home: Soap Opera Consumption
Barbara
B. Stern, Cristel Antonia Russell, and Dale W. Russell
Reviews
Setting Global
Standards: Guidelines for Creating Codes of Conduct in Multinational
Corporations, by S. Prakash Sethi
Reviewed by Patrick Murphy
Advertising Ethics, by Edward Spence and Brett Van Heekeren
Reviewed by Thomas A. Klein
Bringing Books to Book: Jennifer Government, by Max Barry
Reviewed by Stephen Brown
Living It Up in Twitchell’s Branded Nation: Which Way To The
Egress?: Living It Up:
American’s Love Affair with Luxury, by James
B. Twitchell (2003) and Branded
Nation: The Marketing of Megachurch,
College, Inc., and Museumworld, by
James B. Twitchell (2004)
Reviewed by Morris B. Holbrook
Abstracts
of the 2005 Macromarketing Conference
Abstracts
of the 2005 CHARM
Abstracts
of the 2005 International Conference on Marketing and Development
Call for
Papers
Index
Guide for
Submission of Manuscripts
TABLE OF CONTENTS
VOLUME 25 NUMBER 1
JUNE 2005
From the Editor
Some Macromarketing Thoughts
on Recent Natural and Human-Induced Disasters
Clifford J.
Shultz, II
In This Issue
Intrusive Promotion
As Market Failure: How Should Society Impact Marketing?
William H. Redmond
Art-versus-Commerce as a
Macromarketing Theme in Three Films from the Young-Man-with-a-Horn Genre
Morris B. Holbrook
Marketing History
Periodization in
Marketing History
Stanley C. Hollander, Kathleen M. Rassuli, D.G. Brian
Jones, and Laura
Farlow Dix
Services in Society and Academic Thought: An Historical Analysis
Stephen L. Vargo and Fred W. Morgan
One Hundred Years of
Humor in American Advertising
Fred K. Beard
Consumer Misbehavior: The Rise of Self-Service
Grocery Retailing and Shoplifting in the
United Kingdom c. 1950 – 1970
Simon Phillips, Andrew Alexander, and Gareth Shaw
Global Policy and Environment
Addressing Sustainability and Consumption
Anja Schaefer and
Andrew Crane
Reviews & Communications
Reviews
Why Do Men
Barbecue? Recipes for Cultural Psychology,
by Richard A. Shweder
Reviewed by John O’Shaughnessy
Changing
Minds,
by Howard Gardner
Reviewed by John O’Shaughnessy
Resistance
and Persuasion,
edited by Eric S. Knowles and Jay A. Linn
Reviewed by John O’Shaughnessy
The
Paradox of Choice: Why More is Less,
by Barry Schwartz
Reviewed by William H. Redmond
Dark Age
Ahead,
by Jane
Jacobs
Reviewed by Ronald Savitt
The
Pentagon’s New Map: War and Peace in the Twenty-First Century,
by
Thomas P.M. Barnett
Reviewed by Mark Peterson
Controversy in Marketing Theory: For Reason, Realism, Truth, and
Objectivity,
by Shelby D. Hunt
Reviewed by O.C. Ferrell
Rational
Exuberance: Silencing the Enemies of Growth, by Michael J. Mandel
Reviewed
by George Neva Fisk
New Books
Board
Call for
Papers
Guide for
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SPECIAL ISSUE: GLOBALIZATION
December 2004
From the Editor
In This Issue
Spirituality, Religion and Globalization
Sudhir H. Kale
Cross-Cultural Consumer/Consumption Research: Dealing With
Issues Emerging From Globalization and Fragmentation
T. Bettina Cornwell and Judy Drennan
Marketing and Development
Globalization and Development: An Expanded Macromarketing View
William E. Kilbourne
The Role of Consumer Agency in the Globalization Process in Emerging
Markets
Giana M. Eckhardt and Humaira Mahi
Globalization and Technological Achievement: Implications for
Macromarketing and the Digital Divide
Ronald Paul Hill and Kanwalroop Kathy Dhanda
Global Franchising and Development in Emerging and Transitioning
Markets
Ilan Alon
Reviews & Communications
Communications
Globalization, Transformation and Quality of Life: Reflections
on ICMD-8 and Participative Marketing and Development
Clifford J. Shultz, II, Don R. Rahtz, and Mark Speece
Critical Issues for Developing Asia
Christopher F. Bruton
Marco Polo: International
Marketing Pioneer
Terence R. Nevett
Reviews
The
Chinese Market Through Foreign Eyes: 400 Million Customers,
by Carl Crow (1937) and Oil for the Lamps of
China,
by Alice Tisdale Hobart (1993)
Reviewed by Chun Zhang
Globalization and its Discontents,
by Joseph E. Stiglitz
Reviewed by George Fisk
In
Search of an Equitable, Sustainable Globalization: The
Bittersweet Dilemma,
by A. Coskun Samli
Reviewed by Mark Peterson
Abstracts of the 2004 Macromarketing Conference
Call for Papers
Index
Guide for Submission of Manuscripts
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VOLUME 2, NUMBER 1
Spring 1982
From the Editor
Editor's Working Definition
of Macromarketing
In This Issue
Contributors' Guide for
Choice of Topics for Papers
Fisk, George
Judging Marketing in the 1980's
Andreasen, Alan R.
A Macromarketing Approach to Economic
Development
Cundiff, Edward W.
Private Property and the Regulation of Vertical Channel Systems
Carman, James M.
Societal Control of Producer Marketing
Boards
Forbes, J. D.
The Ethical Component 6F Marketing: An
Eighteenth-Century View
Dixon, D. F.
Marketing in the Emerging World Order
Dholakia, Nikhilesh; Dholakia, Ruby Roy
Comparative marketing: A Review of the
Literature
Barksdale, Hiram C.; Anderson, L. McTier
Book Review Section
Liebrenz,
Marilyn
Book Review Section
Norvell, Douglass G.
Book Review Section
Hilger, Marye Tharp
Book Review Section
Dholakia, Nikhilesh
TABLE OF CONTENTS
VOLUME 2, NUMBER 2
Fall 1982
From the Editor
In This Issue
Consumption Choices at the
Macro Level
Firat, A. Fuat; Dholakia,
Nikhilesh
Environmental Impact of
Changes in Consumption Styles
Uusitalo, Liisa
Recycling: A Problem in Reverse Logistics
Barnes, James H., Jr.
Selling Government Programs
Katona, George
Public Perception of Government Regulation
Cunningham, Bernard J.; Sethi, S. Prakash;
Turicchi, Thomas
Comparative Marketing: A Program for the
Future
Barksdale, Hiram C.; Anderson, L . McTier
A Multistage Approach to Comparative
Marketing Analysis
El-Ansary, Adel I.; Liebrenz, Marilyn L.
Economic Development Policy and Marketing
Implications of the Brandt Report
Watson, David M.
Book Review Section and
Communications
Lysonsky,
Steven
Book Review Section and Communications
Rae, Allan N.
Book Review Section and Communications
Galst, Joann Paley
Searching the Online Databases for
Macromarketing Literature
Murray, D.; Wish, J.
1982 Macromarketing Seminar Abstracts
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