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Consumption and identity

Belk, Russell W. - In: The Cambridge handbook of psychology and economic behaviour, (pp. 181-198). 2008

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La consommation symbolique d'art et de culture

Belk, Russell W. - 1987

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The missing streetcar named desire

Belk, Russell W.; Ger, Güliz; Askegaard, Søren - In: The why of consumption : contemporary perspectives on …, (pp. 98-119). 2005

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Legends in consumer behavior: Russell W. Belk

Belk, Russell W. - 2014

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Mutuality : critique and substitute for Belk's "sharing"

Arnould, Eric J.; Rose, Alexander S. - In: Marketing theory 16 (2016) 1, pp. 75-99

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The sacred meanings of money

Belk, Russell W. - In: Journal of economic psychology : research in economic … 11 (1990) 1, pp. 35-67

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Enchantment and perpetual desire : theorizing disenchanted enchantment and technology adoption

Belk, Russell W.; Weijo, Henri; Kozinets, Robert V. - In: Marketing theory 21 (2021) 1, pp. 25-52

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Artificial life

Belk, Russell W.; Humayun, Mariam; Gopaldas, Ahir - In: Journal of macromarketing 40 (2020) 2, pp. 221-236

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Research in consumer behavior, 2012

Belk, Russell W. (contributor) - 2012

This volume presents selected papers from the 7th Annual Consumer Culture Theory Conference held at Oxford University in August, 2012. The 18 papers in the volume together capture the latest research within this qualitative paradigm of consumer studies. Topics addressed cover a wide gamut...

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Research in consumer behavior : volume 10

Belk, Russell W. (ed.) - 2006

Volume 10 of "Research in Consumer Behavior" presents a wide range of cutting edge consumer behavior research using both quantitative and qualitative research methods. The topics addressed include self-gifts, souvenirs, grocery coupon proneness, socialization, acculturation, tattooing,...

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