A. Coskun Samli
17 catalog papers. Identity-linked publications and additional name matches are distinguished below.
ORCID: 0000-0003-4728-0735
University of North Florida, Florida, USA
Publications
- Reviews of books — Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 2001
- The market phenomenon: An alternative theory and some metatheoretical research considerations — Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 1992
- Developing global products and marketing strategies: A construct and a research agenda — Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 1991
- Self-congruity versus functional congruity: Predictors of consumer behavior — Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 1991
- Book Review: Market Driven Management — Journal of Marketing 1990
- International industrial buyer behavior: An exploration and a proposed model — Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 1988
- Book Review: Advances in International Marketing — Journal of Marketing 1988
- Retailing Management research and theory development: Surpluses and shortfalls — Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 1985
- A path analytic model of store loyalty involving self-concept, store image, geographic loyalty, and socioeconomic status — Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 1985
- Measuring Children's Attitudes Toward Television Commercials: Extension and Replication — Journal of Consumer Research 1981
- An Approach for Estimating Market Potential in East Europe — Journal of International Business Studies 1977 (name-matched, not ORCID-linked)
- Book Review: The Information Seekers: An International Study of Consumer Information and Advertising Image — Journal of Marketing 1976
- Book Review: Marketing Management: A Systems Perspective — Journal of Marketing 1972
- The Use of GERT in the Planning and Control of Marketing Research — Journal of Marketing Research 1971
- Book Review: International Marketing Management — Journal of Marketing 1970
- Management Control of Marketing Research — Journal of Marketing Research 1969
- Wholesaling in an Economy of Scarcity: Turkey — Journal of Marketing 1964