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Four titles in the collection are indexed by Thomson Reuters (ISI), including European Journal of Marketing, published in association with the Academy of Marketing and in continuous publication for over 40 years, and International Marketing Review, which has an impact factor of 1.164.

Authors have included globally recognized names such as Phillip Kotler and Christian Grönroos, and book editors include Professors Naresh K Malhotra, Arch Woodside and Russell Belk. The collection also advances into new areas including the recently launched titles Journal of Historical Research in Marketing and Journal of Islamic Marketing.


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New and notable

    Arts Marketing: An International Journal (AM) is pleased to announce a call for papers for a special issue devoted to examining cultural consumers and copyright.

    During recent years the issue of copyright has attracted increasing attention from cultural industries, cultural policy makers, civil societies and consumers. However, up to now cultural policy and scholarly discussion of copyright has tended to be concerned more with producers than with consumers. There is an increasing volume of research on cultural consumption, which provides a rich account of the dynamic and creative aspects of cultural consumption practices but does not seem to feed into the discourse of copyright. This special issue will be devoted to this new research.

    For more information, please visit the AM news page.

  • Debora V. Thompson won the 2009 SMA/Emerald Emerging Scholar Award, presented at the Society for Marketing Advances.
  • Douglas Dow, Lars Håkanson and Björn Ambos won the 2009 EIBA/IMR Best Paper in International Marketing, presented at the European chapter meeting of the Academy of International Business.
  • Maria Raciti, Rebecca O’Hara, Debra Harker, Michael Harker, Bishnu Sharma, Karin Reinhard and Fiona Davies won the 2009 ANZMAC/IMR Best Paper in International Marketing, presented at ANZMAC in Melbourne.

New journals

  • Launching in 2011: Arts Marketing provides a much needed home for cutting edge, contemporary, high quality academic and practitioner arts marketing research. The journal adopts a broad view of the arts, including all sectors of the creative industries such as visual arts and crafts, museums, performing arts, music, film, cinema, literature; and also of the disciplinary perspectives that can inform the field.
  • Launched in 2009: the Journal of Historical Research in Marketing is the only peer-reviewed journal publishing high quality, original academic research that focuses entirely on marketing history and the history of marketing thought.
  • Acquired in 2009: the Journal of Research in Marketing and Entrepreneurship. Now entering its 11th volume, the journal is an established and well respected publication in the field of marketing and entrepreneurship.
  • New for 2010: the Journal of Islamic Marketing aims to lay the foundation of, and advance, Islamic marketing as a new discipline. It will provide a world-class forum for researchers, academics, and business people where all issues related to Islamic marketing can be actively debated.

New editor

New Series Editor announced for Advances in International Marketing. Shaoming Zou is the Robert J. Trulaske, Sr. Professor and Associate Professor of Marketing at the Trulaske College of Business, University of Missouri, and is currently working on volume 21 of the series.

 

Collection highlights

Emerald’s Meet the Editors feature includes interviews with a number of the marketing journal Editors. Read interviews with the Editors of: Journal of Historical Research in Marketing, Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing, International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Marketing, Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics, Journal of Consumer Marketing and Journal of Product and Brand Management. The Editors outline the nature of their journals, the articles they are seeking, areas of emerging interest in their field, and much more.

Usage

Emerald’s marketing journals registered over 3.2 million downloads in 2009 – meaning that, globally, an article was downloaded every ten seconds.

Thomson Reuters (ISI)

Four of Emerald’s marketing journals are included in the Social Sciences Citation Index:

  • European Journal of Marketing – impact factor 0.756
  • International Marketing Review – impact factor 1.164
  • Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing – impact factor 0.676
  • Journal of Services Marketing – awaiting initial impact factor

Research You Can Use

Emerald publishes research which has an impact on the body of knowledge, in practice and/or in teaching. The following extracts come from guest editorials of two recent special issues:

  • “The well-determined process of theoretical research has influenced the development of real-life practices and the execution of strategies. However, less well developed is our understanding of how real-life practices influence the way that research methods should and might be developed and conducted. What can researchers developing methodological design processes learn from tried and tested cases or emerging practices on global, national, and local scales?”
    – Adam Lindgreen and Martin Hingley, Guest Editors of Volume 12, Issue 3, 2009 of Qualitative Market Research: an International Journal – special issue on “How practice determines method and method determines practice”.

  • “First, the primary goal of academic research in marketing is to learn and understand more about customers, markets and marketers. Second, as well as the small groups of colleagues that we engage with in detail, we have larger audiences that are not best served by traditional academic papers. We hope therefore, that these case-papers will present aspects of what have been in some cases major projects in formats and language that may be more readily accessible to one of our largest audiences – marketing students – whilst at the same time signposting the way to the most recent and relevant literature. We hope that they will find these marketing stories credible, real and enlightening.”
    – Michael Harker, Assistant Editor, Volume 27, Issue 4, 2009 of Marketing Intelligence & Planning – special issue on “Marketing cases”.

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