Social Marketing Quarterly - Volume 7, Number 3

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Introduction
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Introduction and Overview
C.B. BhattacharyaSusan W. Morris
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A Few Behavioral Economics Insights for Social Marketers
Michael L. Rothschild
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Using Simple Survey Techniques to Set Prices for Social Products and Services
Karen G. Fleischman ForeitJames R. Foreit
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Leveraging Cause Branding to Effect Social Change: The Convergence of Cause Branding and Social Marketing
Carol ConeLynn PharesCarol Gifford
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Mission,Money,and Quality: Strategic Choices for Nonprofit and Social Marketing Managers
Kersti KrugCharles B. Weinberg
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Partnership with Condom Manufacturers Helps Boost Condom Use in Indonesian Red Light Areas
Reed Ramlow
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Global Tobacco Cessation Media Campaign Project
Karen K. GutierrezPaul Csagoly
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Soviet Public Health and Social Marketing in Russia: Programs and Challenges
Karen F. A. Fox
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California Bone Health Campaign: Using Social Marketing to Promote 1% Milk with Low-Income Latino Mothers
Cyndi G. WalterElizabeth J. BellNestor A. Martinez
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Partnering for Social Change: Public Health Positively Affecting Physician Practices
Glenn BrunettiPamela ForsythAnnamaria Feltracco
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The Behavioral Consequences of HIV Testing
Sankar SenC.B. BhattacharyaRose Johnson
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Tailoring Interventions to the Local Context and Working with Community Partners: Lessons Learned from a Multi-Site,Multi-Component Intervention Study
Susan E. MiddlestadtJanet St. LawrenceCheryl Merzel
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Going through the Out Door: Capitalizing Online Technology to Promote Behavior Change through Partnerships
Beverly SchwartzAnn Hardison
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Corporate Sponsorships of Philanthropic Activities: Do They Help the Sponsor?
Satya MenonBarbara E. Kahn
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Recurrence Prevention Program: A Social Marketing Approach
Adriane K. Griffen
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Be Sunsmart-Save Your Skin: The Use of Government Funding to Achieve Health Promotion Objectives
Patria GoughBarbara KirkeCarmel McNamara
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Social Marketing and Aging Americans: Formative Research to Direct a National Campaign about Long-Term Care
Keith CherryAmy BradshawSally Crelia
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Partnering Zambian Youth and Mass Media for Social Change
Elizabeth Thompson SerlemitsosHolo HachondaUttara Bharath
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Getting School Children to Help Assess the Impact of Environmental Communication Interventions
Richard BossiJose Ignacio Mata
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Marketing the NGC,a Web-Based Quality Improvement Tool
Patricia J. CarmackJean R. Slutsky
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Developing a Typology of the Functions of Nonprofit Web Sites
Mukesh BhargavaKieran MathiesonBalaji Rajagopalan
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Promoting the Pill in India
Anand Verdhan SinhaR.K. NarayananAsma Balal
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Rapid Application of an Integrated Social Marketing Framework: Lessons Learned from the 2000–2001 U.S. Influenza Vaccine Delay
Glen NowakAlan JanssenCurtis Allen
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Beating Them at Their Own Game: Using the Internet to Disseminate Social Marketing Messages
Richard Earle
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Partnering for Social Change: Back to Sleep Reducing the Risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)
Shelley CotroneoJane HazelSteve Chapman
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Tipping a Community One Person at a Time: Utilizing Social Marketing Strategies for Community Change
Tami BradleyGreg MeissenJacqueline Fisher
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Census 2000: Using Advertising to Mobilize Adults to Respond
Kendall B. Oliphant
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Innovative Methods in Researching the United States Population through the Census 2000 Partnership Program
Brenda J. August
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Mobilizing Children for Census 2000
Kimberly Crews

Volume 7, Issue 3, September 2001