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Select article: The Effect of Attribution on Athlete Scandals: Consumer Responses toward Scandalized Athletes and Endorsements

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The Effect of Attribution on Athlete Scandals: Consumer Responses toward Scandalized Athletes and Endorsements

Daehwan Kim, Yong Jae Ko, Joon Sung Lee [...]

Sport Marketing Quarterly

Select article: Who is responsible—and for what? An antenarrative perspective on organizational members’ crisis sensemaking of responsibility during a corporate scandal

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First published 2024-11

Who is responsible—and for what? An antenarrative perspective on organizational members’ crisis sensemaking of responsibility during a corporate scandal

Sanne Frandsen, Marita Svane, Didde Maria Humle

Human Relations

Select article: Companies responses to scandal backlash caused by social media influencers

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Companies responses to scandal backlash caused by social media influencers

Belinda Kintu, Karim Ben-Slimane

International Journal of Market Research

Select article: Measuring Young Consumers’ Response to Brand Scandals: A Brand Love Perspective

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Measuring Young Consumers’ Response to Brand Scandals: A Brand Love Perspective

Komal Nagar, Paramdeep Kour

FIIB Business Review

Select article: The Effects of Self-Brand Connection and Self-Construal on Consumers' Psychological and Behavioral Responses to Athlete Scandals

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The Effects of Self-Brand Connection and Self-Construal on Consumers' Psychological and Behavioral Responses to Athlete Scandals

Akiko Arai, Yong Jae Ko, Akira Asada [...]

Sport Marketing Quarterly

Select article: When Should a Brand Cut Ties With a Scandalized Endorser?

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When Should a Brand Cut Ties With a Scandalized Endorser?

Shintaro Sato, Akiko Arai, Yosuke Tsuji [...]

Communication & Sport

Select article: Securing Frontline Employee Support After an Ethical Scandal

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Securing Frontline Employee Support After an Ethical Scandal

Benjamin von Walter, Daniel Wentzel, Torsten Tomczak

Journal of Service Research

Select article: An Examination of Michigan State University’s Image Repair via Facebook and the Public Response Following the Larry Nassar Scandal

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An Examination of Michigan State University’s Image Repair via Facebook and the Public Response Following the Larry Nassar Scandal

Evan Frederick, Ann Pegoraro, Lauren Reichart Smith

Communication & Sport

Select article: They Saw a Game! Impact of Consumers’ Self-Serving Bias on Moral Disengagement and Subsequent Tolerant Responses toward Athlete Scandals

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They Saw a Game! Impact of Consumers’ Self-Serving Bias on Moral Disengagement and Subsequent Tolerant Responses toward Athlete Scandals

Jin Woo Ahn, Joon Sung Lee, Daniel L. Wann

Sport Marketing Quarterly

Select article: Do Executive Departures to Signal the End of a Scandal Create or Reduce Uncertainty? An Examination of Market Reaction in Stock Option Backdating Scandal Events

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Do Executive Departures to Signal the End of a Scandal Create or Reduce Uncertainty? An Examination of Market Reaction in Stock Option Backdating Scandal Events

Jay J. Janney, Steve Gove

Business & Society

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