The goal of most organizations is to survive. Recent years have seen the demise of many once thriving organizations. The reasons for their demise are varied, but most can be attributed to the changing competitive landscape. Many organizations recogniz . . .

Presentation by Beverlee B. Anderson, Anne Hoel, Stout Carol Johnson and Pam Kennett-Hensel at The Art and Science of Marketing Education 2014 Annual Fall Conference September 17-19, 2014, San Antonio, Texas

While guest speakers have a lot to offer, the traditional format of their visits to marketing classes may hinder student engagement. This paper describes an idea used in marketing classes intended to increase active learning and to maximize impact of . . .

Presentation by Beverlee Anderson, Glen Brodowsky, Vassilis Dalakas, Rebecca Perren, and Stewart, Kristin at 41st Annual Conference of the Marketing Educators’ Association (MEA) held at Bahia Resort Hotel, San Diego, California April 6-8, 2017

Lateral exchange markets (LEMs) are sites of technologically intermediated exchange between actors occupying equivalent network positions. To develop an enriched understanding of these markets, the authors develop a more broad-based and differentiated . . .

Presentation by Beverlee B. Anderson, Jennifer Jeffries and Janet McDaniel at 22nd Annual Marketing Management Association Fall Educators’ Conference September 20-22, 2017, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Presentation by Beverlee B. Anderson and Catalin Ratiu at Joint conference of Joint Inspection Unit of United Nations and World Association for Sustainable Development in 2018

Presentation by Glen H. Brodowsky at 41st Annual Conference of the Marketing Educators’ Association (MEA) held at Bahia Resort Hotel, San Diego, California April 6-8, 2017.

Guest editorial Introduction of the special issue of the World Journal of Science, Technology and Sustainable Development entitled, “The multiple identities of sustainable development: towards a convergent definition.”

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore potential negative outcomes of high fan identification as well as to identify the causal mechanism or mediator by which high identification may result in such negative responses. Design/methodology/app . . .

Purpose: There are many different conceptualizations sustainable development and these different approaches to conceptualization may have led to confusion among the public. The paper explores identities of the term and how the confused identity may be . . .

Purpose: The Purpose of the paper is to explore the relationships of selected measures of environmental sustainability and the level of corruption within countries. Design: The design uses secondary data from Transparency International on perception o . . .

Purpose: The Purpose of the paper is to explore the relationships of different types of corruption and selected economic measures that appear to contribute to a country’s sustainable economic development. Design: The research used selected data from t . . .

This paper discusses a marketing strategy plan for a firm that sought to manufacture and distribute a new product to be used as a substitute to concrete masonry in Saudi Arabia. This new product has similar installation characteristics but is made up . . .

Marketing managers need to analyze markets, competitors, and consumers to create, monitor, and adapt marketing strategy. The amount of data available for these analyses is increasing exponentially. Much of the data to be analyzed is secondary data. Th . . .

As organizations increasingly deploy Inter-organizational Information Systems (IOS), the interdependent security risk they add is a problem affecting market efficiency. Connected organizations become part of entire networks, and are subject to threats . . .

The presence of trust between employees and organizational actors is crucial on account of the high transaction costs and impracticality associated with formally contracting all aspects of workplace relationships (Arrow, 1973). However, despite the be . . .

We develop and test a theoretical model that explores how individuals appraise different types of stressful job demands and how these cognitive appraisals impact job performance. The model also explores how charismatic leaders influence such appraisal . . .

Often, when teaching management, students may understand the ideas behind concepts taught in the classroom, but they may not always be able to apply them. This is problematic because usually these skills and tools are the learning outcomes that would . . .

Purpose - In this paper we develop a theoretical explanation of conflicts and incompatible interpretations of events between agents of Multinational Corporations (MNCs) and actors present in certain host countries. We situate the argument in comparati . . .

One of the recent dominant topics in library technology has been the development of library mobile websites and services tailored to mobile users. While much has been written and discussed on the subject, very little of the conversation has focused on . . .

Academic library budgets are contracting while library usage is increasing. How can academic libraries best help campuses reduce costs and better serve their communities? One strategy is collecting campus-created content online and making it available . . .

Teaching librarians are always seeking opportunities to improve their professional practice. Traditional forms of professional and personal development -- attending workshops and conferences and reading the scholarly and practitioner literature -- are . . .

Library faculty at CSUSM teach a two-week research module as part of the GEL 101 course. This spring, two library faculty piloted three team-taught sections, in order to enhance student learning and develop their teaching skills.

A major obstacle in teaching research methods is helping students to understand the difference between research at the university and high school levels. Librarians at CSUSM use a version of Kuhlthau's Information Search Process [ISP] (2004) to "demys . . .

Recruitment of minority librarians has been at the forefront of library literature for decades. However, what happens to those librarians after they graduate from library school and get their first library jobs? Do they stay in the profession for long . . .

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate the decision of former traditional K-12 teachers in the USA who chose a new career path in academic libraries. It focuses on their successes and challenges in higher education settings. Design/meth . . .

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to foster discussion of the role of government information librarians in the design and implementation of information literacy instruction. Increased accessibility to government information through the internet i . . .

Library instruction is on the increase, due in part to the information literacy movement, the acceptance of course- integrated instruction and the increasing complexity of research tools. Library instruction has become an accepted facet of the academi . . .

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to describe the benefits of integrating personalization within a library web site and presents methodology for achieving this goal within an academic setting. Design/methodology/approach – The project documented . . .

The following article continues the article in DttP 32, no. 2, "The Current Information Literacy Instruction Environment for Government Documents." The previous article discussed the Information Literacy Competency Standards for Higher Education Stand . . .

Many of our reference interactions are face-to-face at a desk or in our offices. Unfortunately, not all of our students are on campus. Whether a non-traditional student or a traditional undergraduate, more of our patrons are attending online classes o . . .

Information literacy (IL) has been a focus of attention for many library organizations, most notably by the Association of College and Research Libraries' Information Literacy Competency Standards for Higher Education Standards (Standards).1Discipline . . .

Purpose This article examines the integration of librarian-led health literacy instruction into an undergraduate course, focusing specifically on how the method of instruction impacts learning outcomes and self-reported confidence levels in completing . . .

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Reference service via instant messaging (IM) has significant potential to benefit distance learners. There has been wide experimentation with IM to expand reference services in libraries across the US, with mixed results. Concern has been expressed th . . .

Objective – This article aims to assess student achievement of higher-order information literacy learning outcomes from online tutorials as compared to in-person instruction in science and health science courses. Methods – Information literacy instruc . . .

http://h-france.net/fffh/maybe-missed/jewish-muslim-romance-with-a-french-twist-jean-jacques-zilbermanns-hes-my-girl/ A recent wave of scholarship has challenged the idea that French Jews and Muslims are natural enemies. In her 2014 study Muslims and . . .

When the general public thinks of the Enlightenment, they often imagine it as the source of the liberating ideas of les droits de l’homme. In this classic view, there is a direct line between the development of Enlightenment thinking in the middle of . . .

http://h-france.net/fffh/classics/if-this-is-a-woman-evelyne-trouillots-the-infamous-rosalie-and-the-lost-stories-of-new-world-slavery/ How then can scholars learn about slaves’ everyday life in the French colonies? Slavery offers an extreme example o . . .

"Haiti lies only six hundred miles from Florida. . . .Considering its neighborhood, its strategic location, and its unique character as the only self-constituted negro republic in the world, it is remarkable that the land and its people should be so l . . .

In recent decades, scholars have paid increasing attention to the Haitian Revolution. Yet while numerous films have been made on other revolutions, the Haitian Revolution still suffers from neglect. The American actor/director Danny Glover has sought . . .

Before his untimely death in July 2012, Michel-Rolph Trouillot was one of the most original and thoughtful voices in academia. His writings influenced scholars worldwide in many fields, from anthropology to history to Caribbean studies. He also wrote . . .

Somewhat surprisingly, no films deal directly with the Haitian Revolution – although a biopic on Toussaint Louverture is in the works. All the same Burn! transparently alludes to it, and Les caprices d’un fleuve, set in a slave-trading port in Africa, . . .

It has become a commonplace of scholarship on the French Revolution that the Jacobins sought to exclude women from political and intellectual life. Even as recent work has noted that the Revolution improved women's status in areas such as divorce,' th . . .

The author writes about her doctoral thesis, a biography of French Revolution-era Catholic priest Henir Gregoire. She discusses some of the advantages of the biographical approach to history, as well as some of the advantages to studying certain non-J . . .

In the last twenty years, transnational and Atlantic histories have become popular paradigms among historians in the United States as scholars have seen the benefits of looking across national borders when studying topics from slavery to the internati . . .

This article revisits the history of the Metz contest of 1785-8, commonly seen as a seminal event in the story of Jewish emancipation in France. Using newly discovered documents, it highlights a contest on Jews held even earlier: that of the Société d . . .