Presentation by Glen H Brodowsky, Camille P. Schuster and, Beverlee B. Anderson at the Annual Marketing Management Association Spring Conference March 22 - 24, 2017 Chicago, IL

Presentation by Beverlee Anderson and Glen Brodowsky at the Marketing Management Association Spring Conference in 2015

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

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

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: 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 . . .

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 . . .