Qualitative data are presented following a series of four studies where participants completed a quantitative reasoning task followed by either an interview or an audio diary. Qualitative data were analysed using thematic analysis (Braun and Clarke 2006) with three main themes emerging:...

Books reviewed: Marcela Miozzo and Ian Miles, Edward Elgar, Internationalization, Technology and Services Mario Calderini, Paulo Garrone and Maurizio Sobrero, Edward Elgar, Corporate Governance, Market Structure and Innovation Jeffrey James, Edward Elgar, Bridging the Global Digital Divide...

Transport policies to increase active and sustainable travel in Britain have focused mainly on persuading people of the health benefits of walking and cycling for short trips, and have assumed that if people can be persuaded that more active travel has personal benefits then behavioural change...

The UK National Cycle Network (NCN) developed by the transport organisation, Sustrans, is a significant policy intervention aimed at encouraging cycling. Around half of the population is purported to live within one mile of the 20,000km Network. Traffic-free paths (separated from the public...

The livestock and dairy industries are consolidating and concentrating within confined geographical areas. Accompanying these structural adjustments that are under way in the dairy and livestock industries is the potential for increased point and nonpoint source pollution problems from animal...

Speculates on the product of “digital money” from the perspectives of consumers, merchants and banks in ten years time. Predicts that convenience of access for consumers to electronic cash will mean that interactive television, PCs in the office and two‐slot mobile phones will all have...

Purpose – The majority of research in marketing now represents loyalty as a multi‐dimensional construct; however, agreement on whether it has two or three dimensions is lacking, and measurement of these dimensions has been inconsistent. The purpose of this paper is to utilize theory from the...