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In their bid to embark upon ostensible demarketing, higher education institutions have only ended up cannibalizing their flagship brands. This paper draws upon three illustrations to highlight the unintentional consequences of demarketing in higher education - revised editions of bestselling...
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In recent years, information technology (IT) - notably the internet - has been largely adopted on a commercial basis by businesses across the globe. This has been the case in both developed and emerging markets spanning various sectors including education (e-learning); retail (e-commerce); and...
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This paper presents initial findings of a preliminary examination of self-service at petrol stations in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Informal discussions were held with 30 taxi drivers in four of the largest emirates in the UAE and a diary account was kept over a period three months. This...
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Purpose – This paper reflects on recent events in the global football landscape and their implications for the Middle East, especially in their ambitious aspiration to be the future destination of the sport. Design/methodology/approach – By drawing on a mixture of interviews, personal...
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