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Journal of International Marketing is dedicated to advancing international marketing practice, research, and theory. Aimed at both international marketing/business scholars and practitioners at senior- and mid-level international marketing positions, the journal’s prime objective is to bridge the gap between theory and practice in international marketing.
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Research Insight
Becoming TikTok Famous: How Global Brands Engage Emerging-Market Consumers
How can managers of global brands increase likes, shares, and comments on TikTok? A Journal of International Marketing study explores.
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Research Insight
Optimizing Global Branding by Combining Local and Foreign Elements
A Journal of International Marketing study shows that building a brand image with balanced local and foreign branding elements leads to more favorable brand and product evaluations compared to either local or foreign appeals alone.
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Special Issue
Brands and Branding in an International Context
This Journal of International Marketing Special Issue takes a fresh look at brands and branding in an international context, exploring several forward-thinking branding topics and perspectives.
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Insight Papers are shorter manuscripts (under 4,000 words, including all components of the submission) designed for a faster peer review process compared with typical research articles. These papers focus on insights that would benefit from rapid dissemination or serve as a meaningful extension of an already-published article, providing additional contextual confirmation or disconfirmation.
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Special Issues
- Brands and Branding in an International Context
- Theory and Practice in Global Marketing (TPGM)
- Customer Engagement in International Markets
- Well-Being in a Global World, Part 1: Lessons from a Global Pandemic
- Well-Being in a Global World, Part 2: Future Directions for Research in International Marketing
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