ATLANTIC MARKETING ASSOCIATION
CALL FOR PAPERS
  2003 MEETING

 Portland, Maine
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: April 15, 2003
Fine Arts and Music Marketing
Environmental Marketing
Professional Selling and Sales Management
Retail and Entrepreneurship
Health Care Marketing, Social Marketing, Nonprofit & Cause Related Marketing
International/Global Marketing
Marketing Education Pedogogy Case Writing, Student Papers and Faculty Development
Consumer Behavior/ Buyer Behavior/ Market Research
Tourism, Events, Sports, Hospitality and Entertainment Marketing
Marketing Ethics
Marketing Strategy and E-Commerce
Business/Industrial Marketing
Technology Commercialiation
Dirct Marketing, Advertising, Promotions and Integrated Marketing Communication
Special Sesions and Roundtable Panels
 

 

Fine Arts and Music Marketing

Fine Arts Marketing All aspects of arts marketing are encouraged including high and popular art, art intermediaries, arts education, arts support (for example: fund raising techniques, docent recruitment and training as a means of community support building, art festivals), valuation of art, or the use of art in marketing efforts. Conceptual and applied papers are encouraged.
William S. Piper, Alcorn State University
1000 ASU Dr. #90
Lorman MS 39096
601-877-6450
E-mail: wpiper@lorman.alcorn.edu

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Environmental Marketing

Papers for this track include empirical, conceptual, and applied discussions regarding all aspects of environmental marketing. Topics might include green marketing, segmentation issues, pricing, and product positioning.
Japhet H. Nkonge, NC A&T State University
College of Business and Economics
1601 E. Market St
Greensboro NC 27411
Phone 336 334-7656 ext 4019 Fax 336 334-7903
E-mail: nkonge@ncat.edu

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Professional Selling and Sales Management

Papers sought for this track include empirical, conceptual, theoretical and practical discussions on all aspects of selling and sales management. Topics could include training, innovations in sales technology, evaluation issues, sales manager as coach and mentor, and relationship building.
Jakki Williams, NC A&T State University
College of Business and Economics
1601 E. Market St
Greensboro NC 27411
Phone 336 334-7656 ext 4009 Fax 336 334-7903
E mail: jacq@ncat.edu

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Retail and Entrepreneurship

Papers involving entrepreneurship, retailing, franchising, merchandising and retail store management are sought for this track. Topics include customer satisfaction, retail quality and value, inventory management and merchandising programs and emerging forms of retailing.
Charlotte A. Allen, Stephen F. Austin State University
Dept of Mgmt., Mktg, and International Business
University Box 9070
SFA Nacogdoches TX 75962-9070
Phone: (963) 468-1789 Fax:(963) 468-1600
E-mail: caallen@sfasu.edu

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Health Care Marketing, Social Marketing, Nonprofit Marketing, & Cause-Related Marketing

All areas of health care, social, public sector, nonprofit and cause related marketing are encouraged. The Journal of Nonprofit & Public Sector Marketing will consider selected papers for publication. Send Health Care Marketing submissions to:
Whiton S. Paine, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
E-mail: WhitonS@att.net

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International/Global Marketing

International/Global Marketing Papers dealing with any aspect of international or global marketing are welcome. Topics may include cultural, logistical, technological, legal, regulatory or psychological aspects of global dimensions of marketing.
Robert Green, Lynn University
College of Business and Management
3601 North Military Trail, Boca Raton, FL 33431
Phone: (561) 237-7006 Fax: (561) 237-7014
E-mail: rgreen@lynn.edu

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Marketing Education, Pedagogy, Case Writing, Student Papers and Faculty Development

Marketing Education, Pedagogy, Case Writing, Student Papers and Faculty Development Papers in all areas of marketing education including case writing and classroom techniques, experiential learning, and faculty development are encouraged. Student papers in all areas of marketing are encouraged.
Chuck Tomkovick, University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire
431 Schneider Hall
Management and Marketing Dept
Eau Claire WI 54702-4004
Phone: (715) 836-2529 Fax: (715) 836-2944
E-mail: tomkovcl@uwec.edu

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Consumer Behavior/Buyer Behavior/Market Research

Consumer Behavior/Buyer Behavior/Market Research Papers representing all areas of consumer and buyer behavior including issues, trends and findings relating to new technologies, database marketing, Internet aspects, organizational buyer behavior, and impacts of cultural, demographic and technological change. Conceptual, empirical and practitioner oriented papers are encouraged.
Michelle Kunz, Morehead State University
Combs Bldg. 316
UPO Box 526
Morehead KY 40351
Phone (606) 783-5479 Fax (606) 783-5025
E-Mail: m.kunz@morehead-st.edu

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Tourism, Events, Sports, Hospitality and Entertainment Marketing

A wide range of papers are invited including promotion and marketing of entertainment and sporting events, tourism and place marketing, events and tourism in economic development, marketing impact of celebrity status, and food and lodging as linked to tourism and events.
Debbie Easterling, Salisbury University
Franklin Perdue School of Business
Holloway Hall
1101 Camden Avenue
Salisbury MD 21801-6860
410 543-6314
E-mail: dseasterling@salisbury.edu

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Marketing Ethics

This track welcomes papers on a broad range of marketing ethics issues. Topics include but are not limited to: Ethical issues related to various aspects of marketing, including product strategy, pricing, promotion, distribution, marketing research, market segmentation/target markets, competitor intelligence, consumerism, privacy, environmental concerns, macromarketing and strategic philanthropy, antitrust and competition.
Warren Purdy, University of Southern Maine
School of Business
96 Falmouth St
PO Box 9300
Portland ME 04104-9300
207-780-4866
E-Mail: wpurdy@usm.maine.edu

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Marketing Strategy/E-Commerce

Marketing Strategy/E-Commerce Papers in all areas of marketing strategy and in all areas of e-commerce are invited. Papers that combine both areas and explore the e-commerce implications for marketing strategy are especially encouraged.
Jeri Lynn Jones, Oklahoma City University
Meinders School of Business
2501 N. Blackwelder
Oklahoma City OK 73106
405 521-5099
E-mail: jjones@okcu.edu

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Business and Industrial Marketing
This track invites papers that pertain to the areas of Business Marketing including the areas of B2B, Customer Relationship Management, Buyer relationships and Supply Chain issues.
Renée Fontenot, University of Texas of the Permian Basin
School of Business, 4901 E. University, MB286,
Odessa, TX 79762-0001
Phone: (915) 552-2206 Fax (915) 552-2174
E-mail: fontenot_r@utpb.edu
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Technology Commercialization and New Product Development

This track invites papers that address the challenges of transforming business and government developed technologies into successful commercial products, as well as the challenges of successfully bringing new products of all types to market. Concept development papers are encouraged as well as documentation and assessments of current practices.
Brenda Swartz
Regional Economic Development Resource Center
4201 Grant Line Road
New Albany IN 47150-6405
812 941-2362
E-mail: bswartz@ius.edu

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Advertising, Promotions and Integrated Marketing Communications

Papers related to all aspects of marketing communications, especially in the areas of advertising, promotion and integrated marketing communications are welcome. All aspects of advertising, sales promotions, public relations, and publicity, and the wide variety of media options available including web-based campaigns, will be considered. James Reardon, Wells Fargo Professor
Marketing Department, Campus Box 128
Monfort College of Business
Northern Colorado University
Greeley CO 80639
Phone (970) 351-1251 fax (970) 351-1078
E-mail: James.reardon@unco.edu

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Special Sessions and Roundtable Panels

Ideas that challenge conventional marketing thought are especially welcome. Proposals should be 1 to 2 pages in length and should explain the topic to be addressed, and list participants and guest speakers. Proposers may request exemption from registration fees for non-academic speakers who are leaders in their industry areas and are volunteering time to the Atlantic Marketing Association.
Jim Grant,
American University of Sharjah , UAE
E-mail: grantjim@usa.net

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