Applying qualitative methods to marketing management research / edited by Renate Buber, Johannes Gadner and Lyn Richards.

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Other Authors: Buber, Renate, 1954-, Gadner, Johannes, Richards, Lyn, 1944-
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2004.
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Table of Contents:
  • The practical value of adequate marketing management theory / Evert Gummesson
  • Qualitative software meets qualitative marketing : are these tools the right tools? / Lyn Richards
  • Realism also rules OK : scientific paradigms and case research in marketing / Chad Perry
  • Presenting the results of qualitative research to public research administration bodies / Andrea Kurz, Walter Aigner and Dieter Meinhard
  • Exploring buying decisions in hypermarkets by means of thinking aloud protocols / Astrid Spranz
  • The impact of Internet use on interfirm relationships in Australian Service Industries / Sally Rao and Chad Perry
  • Using focus groups to investigate new ideas : principles and an example of Internet-facilitated relationships in a regional financial services institution / Arthur Sweeney and Chad Perry
  • Coding : a challenge for researchers / Doris Ohnesorge
  • Issues in mixing qualitative and quantitative approaches to research / Pat Bazeley
  • Consumer behaviour in recreational areas of shopping malls : a mixed-model research design / Renate Buber, Johannes Gadner and Bernhart Ruyso
  • Exploring managerial decisions in export strategy formulation : Australian managers' cognitive maps / Gerhard Wührer
  • Action research for studying internal branding / Christine Vallaster
  • Developing an internal marketing concept using two methods of data analysis / Tine Adler
  • Measuring corporate globalisation : a mixed-method approach to scale development / Petra Kuchinka
  • Measuring involvement : item development from focus group interview data / Thomas Haller
  • Analysing qualitative data with quantitative methods : an illustration using personalised item recommendation techniques / Thomas Reutterer and Andreas Mild.