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    JOURNALOFMARKETINGMANAGEMENTCALLSFORPAPERSCallforPapers SpecialIssueonReVisitingContemporaryIssuesinGreen/EthicalMarketing

    (deadlineforsubmissions1March2011)CallforPapersSpecialIssueonCRM:TechnologyAdoption,BusinessImplications,andSocial

    andCulturalConcerns

    (deadlineforsubmissions28September2011)CallforPapers SpecialIssueonAnthropomorphicMarketing

    (deadlineforsubmissions31January 2012)

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    JOURNALOFMARKETINGMANAGEMENTSPECIALISSUECALLFORPAPERS

    SpecialIssueonReVisitingContemporaryIssuesinGreen/EthicalMarketing

    GuestEditors:MorvenG.McEachernandMarylynCarrigan

    As predicted by Prothero (1998, p.507), green/ethical marketing over the last decade has been unquestionably

    confirmed as the fad that wont slip slide away. Moreover, the empirical interest in this area has been

    complemented by increasingcorporateattentionandactivity in themarketplace,withcompaniessuchasMarks&

    Spencer,Nestl,TescoandProctor&Gamblenowcompetingongreen/ethicalcredentialstoearngreaterloyaltyfrom

    moreethically conscious consumers.The topicof green/ethicalmarketinghas successfullyentrenched itself asa

    central componentof themarketingdiscipline.However,aswe revisit the subjectof contemporarygreen/ethical

    issuesadecadeafter thepublicationof theoriginal JournalofMarketingManagementspecial issue (Vol.14No.6),

    thereisaneedtoevaluatetheempiricaldevelopmentthathastakenplaceaswellasgivesomethoughttoitsfuture

    direction.Inparticular,theoreticalandempiricalpapersareinvitedinthefollowingareas:

    Criticalreviewsofresearchandhistoryofgreen/ethicalmarketing/sustainability Marketdevelopment/competition amongstgreen/ethicalbrands Greenproductandpackagingdevelopment; Marketingcommunicationtacticsusedtocommunicategreen/ethicalcriteria; Crossculturalattitudestoproenvironmentalbehaviourandsustainability; Green/Ethicalissuesacrossinternationalmarkets; Green/ethicalissuessurroundingconsumersandsustainablelifestyles; Green/ethicalissueswithinthesupplychain(e.g.localproduction,carbonfootprints); Organisational andconsumerattitudestowardswaste,disposalandrecycling; Greenmarketingandtheretailsector; Greenwash,greenspin,consumercynicism,distrustandapathy; Ecotourism; Greencommunities.Papersinotherareaswillalsobeconsideredbytheeditors.Allmanuscriptssubmittedmuststrictlyfollowthe

    guidelinesfortheJournalofMarketingManagement.Theseareavailableatwww.informaworld.com/rjmmTheclosingdateforsubmissionsis1March2011forpublicationinMarch2012.

    Submissions

    ManuscriptsshouldbesubmittedonlineusingtheJournalofMarketingManagementScholarOneManuscriptssite(http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/rjmm)from1January2010.Newusersshouldfirstcreateanaccount.Onceauser

    isloggedontothesitesubmissionsshouldbemadeviatheAuthorCentre.

    Authorsshouldprepareanduploadtwoversionsoftheirmanuscript.Oneshouldbeacompletetext,whileinthe

    secondalldocumentinformationidentifyingtheauthorshouldberemovedfromfilestoallowthemtobesent

    anonymouslytoreferees.Whenuploadingfilesauthorswillthenbeabletodefinethenonanonymousversionas

    Completepaperwithauthordetails,andtheanonymousversionasMaindocumentminusauthorinformation.

    TosubmityourmanuscripttotheSpecialIssueonReVisitingContemporaryIssuesinGreen/EthicalMarketing

    choosethetitleoftheSpecialIssuefromtheManuscriptTypelistwhenyoucometosubmityourpaper.Also,when

    youcometotheDetailsandCommentspage,answeryestothequestionIsthismanuscriptacandidatefora

    specialissueandinsertthetitleinthetextfieldprovided.

    Ifyouhaveanyqueriesyoucandirectthesetotheguesteditors:

    JMMSpecialIssueEditorialTeam

    c/oDrMorvenG.McEachern,DepartmentofMarketing,

    LancasterUniversityManagementSchool,Lancaster,LA14YX,UK

    [email protected]

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    JOURNALOFMARKETINGMANAGEMENTSPECIALISSUECALLFORPAPERSCRM:TechnologyAdoption,BusinessImplications,andSocialandCulturalConcerns

    GuestEditors:Dr.MagedAli,BrunelBusinessSchool,BrunelUniversity,UK;Dr.CharlesDennis,UniversityofLincoln,UK;ProfessorT.C.Melewar,BrunelBusinessSchool,BrunelUniversity,UK.JournalofMarketingManagement ispleasedtoannounceaspecial issue focusedonrecentadvancesanddevelopmentwithregard to scholarship on Customer Relationship Management (CRM) from the business, technical, social and cultural

    perspectives.

    Overthelastdecade,therehasbeenadramaticgrowthintheacquisitionofCRMSystems.Understanding andrespondingto

    customerneedsandimprovingcustomerservicehavebecomeimportantelementsofcorporatebusinessstrategy.ITbasedCRM

    systems are being usedby differentorganisations to support these strategies.However,more recently, there hasbeen an

    increase in reported CRM failures, suggesting that the implementation issues are notjust technical, but encompasswider

    businessandsocialandculturalfactors.MostCRMimplementations donotproduceexpectedresultsandevenwithtechnical

    feasibility many promised benefits of CRM have been rarely fulfilled. Theory in these areas and areas relating to their

    interrelationshipsremainsrelativelyunderresearched.TheaimofthisspecialissueofJMMistobridgethisgap,andtoadvance

    ourunderstanding oftheapplicationofmarketing,informationsystems,andsocialtheoriestotherelationshipsofthesethree

    perspectives.

    Accordingly, the Guest Editorswelcome submissions offering innovative insights into issues surrounding CRM business,

    technicalandsocialandculturalconcerns.Allpaperswillberequiredtohaveanoriginalperspectiveandadistinctcontribution

    totheintegrationofthesethreeareasmentionedabove.

    Allrigorousandthoughtfulconceptualpapers,literaturereviews,casestudies,empiricalstudiesandpracticepapersusinga

    widerangeofmethodologiesareencouraged.Awidevarietyoftopicswillbesuitableforthisspecialeditionandmightinclude

    (butisnotlimitedto)thefollowing:

    Theoreticalandconceptualfoundationsfortheintegrationofthesubjectareasabove

    CRMbusiness,technical,andsocialandculturalissuesinmultinationalorganisations,small/mediumsizedbusinesses,

    andnonprofitorganisations

    CRMbusinessprocessreengineeringandorganisationalculturalinfluence

    ProcessesandmethodologiesforbuildingasuccessfulCRM EffectofCRMsystemsonindustrial/organisationalperformance CRMstrategiesfortheinternetandeCRM CRMstrategiesframeworksfordiversifiedcompaniesand

    partnerships

    CRMandoutsourcing/offshore MergersandacquisitionseffectonCRM EthicsandCRM GlobalCRMstrategiesandnationalculturalconcerns MethodologiesinCRMbusiness,technical,andsocialandcultural

    concernsresearchCRMsystemsforsales,marketingand

    customerservicemanagementfunctions

    InsightsintoCRMsystemsintegrationwithindifferentmanagementfunctions,andevaluationformaximumimpact

    GettingtherightmixforCRMspeople,processes,andtechnology

    CommonCRMpitfallsandCRMBestPractices CRMlatesttechnologies,andprovidingsuccessfulrealtimeCRM

    environmentforbusinessneeds

    Casestudiesofthedevelopment,implementation,adoptionandmaintenanceofCRMprojectsindifferentcountries.

    Customersatisfaction,customerloyaltyandstrategicplanningforCRM

    Contactmanagement,andmultichannelcustomermanagement Salesforceautomationandworkflowscheduling Campaignmanagementandstrategicmarketingplanning Roleofsociotechnicaldeterminantsinencouragingadoption

    anddiffusionofCRM.

    Theclosingdateforsubmissionsis28September2011,forpublicationinOctober2012.Submissions

    ManuscriptsshouldbesubmittedonlineusingtheJournalofMarketingManagementScholarOneManuscriptssite(http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/rjmm).Newusersshouldfirstcreateanaccount.Onceauserisloggedontothesite

    submissionsshouldbemadeviatheAuthorCentre.

    Authorsshouldprepareanduploadtwoversionsoftheirmanuscript.Oneshouldbeacompletetext,whileinthesecondall

    documentinformationidentifyingtheauthorshouldberemovedfromfilestoallowthemtobesentanonymouslytoreferees.

    WhenuploadingfilesauthorswillthenbeabletodefinethenonanonymousversionasCompletepaperwithauthordetails,

    andtheanonymousversionasMaindocumentminusauthorinformation.

    TosubmityourmanuscripttotheSpecialIssueCRM:TechnologyAdoption,BusinessImplications,andSocialandCulturalConcernschoosethetitleoftheSpecialIssuefromtheManuscriptTypelistwhenyoucometosubmityourpaper.Also,whenyoucometotheDetailsandCommentspage,answeryestothequestionIsthismanuscriptacandidateforaspecialissue

    andinsertthetitleinthetextfieldprovided.

    Prospectivecontributorswithquestionsconcerningthepotentialsuitabilityoftopics,GuestEditorsexpectations,oradditional

    requirementsaboutthisspecialissueareinvitedtocontactdirectlybyemailtoMagedAli,[email protected],Charles

    Dennis,[email protected],[email protected].

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    JOURNALOFMARKETINGMANAGEMENTSPECIALISSUECALLFORPAPERS

    ANTHROPOMORPHICMARKETING

    GuestEditors:ProfessorStephenBrown&DrSharonPonsonbyMcCabe,UniversityofUlster,NorthernIreland.

    Anthropomorphism isubiquitousinmarketing. Theimputationofanimalcharacteristics toinanimateobjects,orconcepts,is

    oneofthedefiningfeaturesofourfield. Marketersanimate,personify,reify,totemiseandpractisethepatheticfallacywith

    impunity. Products,wemaintain,havelifecycles;brandsareblessedwithdistinctivepersonalities; marketingmyopiaisanever

    presentthreat;cashcowsruminateinthewatermeadowsofstrategicmarketing;advertisingmascotslikeTonytheTiger,

    AleksandrOrlovandthevenerableMichelinMancharmchildrenofallages. RedBull,meanwhile,givesuswings.

    Despitetheprevalenceofanthropomorphism,itsappealispoorlyunderstood(Brown2010). AccordingtoGuthries(1995)

    classicstudy,FacesintheClouds,theanthropomorphicinstinctisattributable tohumankindsinnateneedtopersonify. Itsasurvivalmechanismofsorts. Healsonotesthatanthropomorphismsurgesduringtimesofsocial,economicandtechnological

    turmoil. Timeslikethepresent. Anotherpossibility, exploredbyMicklethwait andWooldridge(2005),isthatitsarelicofthe

    CompanyActs,whicharepredicatedonthepremisethatcorporationsareliving,breathingentitiesintheeyesofthelaw.

    Regardlessofthereasonsforanthropomorphisms griponthemarketingimagination,thefactremainsthatourproductsand

    servicesaresurroundedby,wrappedaround,andembodiedin,companionanimals. Anddomesticatedanimals. Andwild

    animals. Andsupernatural creaturesofeveryimaginablestripe,fromelvestoaliens. Accordingly,aspecialissueofJMM,edited

    byStephenBrownandSharonPonsonbyMcCabe,willbedevotedtothisintriguingissue. Papersareinvitedonanyaspectof

    anthropomorphicmarketing. Theseinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thefollowing:

    Theappealofadvertisingcharacters,spokescreaturesandanimal

    mascots.

    TheDescentofBrand:ontheevolutionanddevelopmentofbeastlybrandicons.

    Anthropomorphicconceptsinmarketingredherring,goldengooseorpiginapoke?

    Personifiedproductsandservicescanfriendlybioticyogurtturnnasty?

    IsRelationshipMarketingreificationincarnate? IsthePLCdeadandburied? Shouldchildrenbekeptawayfrombrandanimals? Towardataxonomyoftradecharacters.

    ThelureofFarmville,ClubPenguin,Lolcats,etal.

    The

    call

    of

    the

    cute,

    the

    cuddly,

    the

    comely,

    the

    carnivorous.

    Myths,legends,storiesthemakingofmarketingmonsters.

    Beastfablesformarketingmanagers,fromSquirrelInc.toThePenguinsProgress.

    Totemismandtabooincorporateidentityformation,communication, perpetuation,critique.

    National,culturalandsectoraldifferencesinmascotomaniaeaglesinAmerica,bulldogsinBritain,

    untamedsportsteams,highflyingfinancialservices.

    AllmanuscriptssubmittedshouldfollowtheguidelinesfortheJournalofMarketingManagement. Theseareavailableatwww.informaworld.com/rjmm

    Theclosingdateforsubmissionsis31January2012,forpublicationinFebruary2013.

    Submissions

    ManuscriptsshouldbesubmittedonlineusingtheJournalofMarketingManagementScholarOneManuscriptssite(http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/rjmm)from1February2011.Newusersshouldfirstcreateanaccount.Onceauseris

    loggedontothesitesubmissionsshouldbemadeviatheAuthorCentre.

    Authorsshouldprepareanduploadtwoversionsoftheirmanuscript.Oneshouldbeacompletetext,whileinthesecondall

    documentinformationidentifyingtheauthorshouldberemovedfromfilestoallowthemtobesentanonymouslytoreferees.

    WhenuploadingfilesauthorswillthenbeabletodefinethenonanonymousversionasCompletepaperwithauthordetails,

    andtheanonymousversionasMaindocumentminusauthorinformation.

    TosubmityourmanuscripttotheSpecialIssueAnthropomorphicMarketingchoosethetitleoftheSpecialIssuefromthe

    ManuscriptTypelistwhenyoucometosubmityourpaper.Also,whenyoucometotheDetailsandCommentspage,answer

    yestothequestionIsthismanuscriptacandidateforaspecialissueandinsertthetitleinthetextfieldprovided.

    Ifyouhaveanyqueriesyoucandirectthesetotheguesteditors:

    JMMSpecialIssueEditorialTeam,c/oProfessorStephenBrownandDrSharonPonsonbyMcCabe,DepartmentofMarketing,

    UlsterBusinessSchool,UniversityofUlster,Jordanstown, Co.Antrim,BT370QB,NorthernIreland.

    Email:[email protected]

    References

    Brown,S.(2010),WheretheWildBrandsAre:SomeThoughtsonAnthropomorphicMarketing,TheMarketingReview,10(3),203224.

    Guthrie,S.(1995),FacesintheClouds:ANewTheoryofReligion,Oxford:OxfordUniversityPress.Micklethwait,J.andWooldridge,A.(2005),TheCompany:AShortHistoryofaRevolutionaryIdea,London:Phoenix.