AMTP Proceedings 2011

 

About the Association & the Collection

ISSN: 2694-1821

The Association of Marketing Theory and Practice is an international academic marketing conference that focuses on bringing together both academic theory and real world marketing practices. We encourage the participation of both business professors and business managers in our annual conference and our affiliated journal. Our conference aims for an encouraging, collegial environment in which faculty and students as well as practitioners can share ideas, build research streams, and develop partnerships for future projects.

The AMTP Proceedings 2011 collection preserves records of conference abstracts and papers as available to the Proceedings editors.

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Marketing Study Abroad Programs: Facilitating and Deterring Factors affecting Student Participation, Preliminary Findings, Christine A. Lai

NFL Programming “The Setting of a Strategic Agenda” for Growth and Profitability: a Preliminary Investigation, John M. Lanasa and Steve Greenberg

Predictive Analytics and Soft Skills: Are We Preparing Business Students for Real Job Requirements?, Michael Latta

Importance of Market Segments at Carolina Golf Clubs, Michael Latta, Mark Mitchell, Albert J. Taylor, and Charles M. Thrash

Geolocation Social Marketing: Where Traditional and Social Media Marketing Meet, Alan LeFleur and Eric C. Schwarz

Moral Foundation Theory and Sustainable Marketing: An Approach to Research, Stephen LeMay, James E. Coleman, Dave McMahon, and Wallace R. Wood

Marketing: The Greatest Invention of the Human Mind? A Look at Marketing, Materialism, and Status as Consumer Constructs, Stephen LeMay, James E. Coleman, and Kacey Rodgers

Japanese Wireless: A Okay in the USA?, Mark Michael Lennon

Acceptance and Rejection of Social Media by the Digital Native College Student, Deborah Hawkins Lester, David Albert, Dolly Loyd, and Tyra Mitchell

Dimensions of Problem Gambling Behavior Associated with Purchasing Sports Lottery, Hai Li, Luke Lunhua Mao, and James J. Zhang

Salesperson Counterproductive Work Behaviors, Bryan Lilly and Bryan Hochstein

A Preliminary Investigation of Website Sustainability Communication by FIFA Member Associations, Ryan Luchs, John Lanasa, Diane P. Ramos, and Dorene Ciletti

Consumer Decision-Making: Critical Factors for M-Commerce, Moutusy Maity

The Five-factor Consumer Behavior Model For Intercollegiate Football Tickets Consumption, Jennifer Y. Mak and Siu Yin Cheung

Building Consumer-Based Brand Equity through Sport Sponsorship: Roles of Consumers’ Involvement, Emotions, and Attitude Towards the Sponsored Event, Luke Lunhua Mao and James J. Zhang

Exploring the Factors Affecting the Perceived Program Quality of International Sports Education Programs, Luke Lunhua Mao and James J. Zhang

Services Marketing: Past Perspective and Future Opportunities, Jon Martin and Perry Haan

Blending Theory and Practice: Increasing Collaboration and Relevance, Michael McCall

Nonprofits Websites: Adoption, Type, and Optimization, Dsve McMahon and Samuel Seaman

Modeling The Effects Of Business Operations On Media Vehicle Satisfaction, Engagement And Future Intentions: An Exploratory Newspaper Study, G. Russell Merz

Impact of Parent Satisfaction toward the Quality of After School Programs on Their Conative Behaviors: A Path Analysis, Sophia D. Min, Luke Lunhua Mao, James J. Zhang, Charles E. Byrd, and Liyan Jin

Dimensions of Market Demand Associated with Professional Women Basketball Game Events in Korea, Sophia D. Min, James J. Zhang, Chong Kim, and Daehyun Kim

Risk as a Decision-Making Variable in Travel Destination Selection, Mike Musante, David Bojanic, and Rodney Warnick

Personal Values And Fashion Involvement: An Investigation Of The Role Of Brand In Purchasing Decision, Iman Naderi

Changes in Student Consumer Behavior and Materialism During a Recession, Harold J. Ogden, Vinod Nair, and Monowar Mahmood