Pub Date : 2019-11-18DOI: 10.1108/JHRM-01-2019-0003
A. Firat
This paper aims to explore the personal and academic growth of A. Fuat Firat as one example of his academic life.,This is a more personal history, in addition to the 2014 academic history of A. Fuat Firat
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Pub Date : 2019-11-18DOI: 10.1108/JHRM-12-2018-0062
R. Dholakia
In a very personal reflection, this paper aims to trace the academic trajectory of a female marketing academic in a very male-dominated discipline. It also highlights the struggle balancing work and family, as well as protecting an immigrant identity in a foreign culture.,Given the period and unique conditions of the author’s academic journey, this highly personal retrospective account is based on recall of significant events that have shaped my singular experience. It attempts to capture the experience of an immigrant female novice navigating not only a foreign culture but also a very male-dominant discipline.,While times have changed and gender barriers are lower today, challenges remain. In addition, the set of choices faced by women with partners in the same discipline differ significantly and complicate the family-work balance decisions. There is no one set of path that can be followed.,While there is a professional cost to deviating from the mainstream, pursuing alternatives to the dominant topics is vital to advancing the health and relevance of the marketing discipline. The relationships between marketing and development have been an important topic for me; however, these macromarketing topics continue to be neglected. Given the current socio-economic-political conditions globally, perhaps future marketing scholars will devote greater attention to these topics.,This is purely the author’s personal reflection of a journey that began accidentally. It also occurred in the 1970s when women were rare in the business world, particularly business academia. It offers a retrospective comparison to male peers who, aside from their individual talents and history (Belk, 2017; Firat, 2014; Holbrook, 2017), were achieving their professional goals at a similar period. It also provides some historical context that can be compared to experiences of other female pioneers in marketing academia and marketing practice (Bolton, 2017; Tadajewski and Maclaran, 2013; Zeithaml, 2017).
在一个非常个人的反思中，本文旨在追踪一位女性营销学者在一个非常男性主导的学科中的学术轨迹。它还强调了平衡工作和家庭的斗争，以及在外国文化中保护移民身份的斗争。考虑到作者学术之旅的时期和独特条件，这本高度个人的回顾性叙述是基于对影响我独特经历的重大事件的回忆。它试图捕捉一个移民女性新手的经历，她不仅在异国文化中航行，而且在一个非常男性主导的学科中航行。虽然时代变了，性别障碍减少了，但挑战依然存在。此外，拥有同一专业的伴侣的女性所面临的选择有很大的不同，这使家庭与工作的平衡决策变得复杂。没有一条道路是可以遵循的。虽然偏离主流有专业成本，但追求主流主题的替代方案对于促进市场营销学科的健康和相关性至关重要。营销和开发之间的关系对我来说一直是一个重要的话题;然而，这些宏观营销主题仍然被忽视。鉴于当前全球的社会经济政治条件，也许未来的市场营销学者将更多地关注这些主题。这纯粹是作者对一段意外开始的旅程的个人反思。上世纪70年代也出现过这种情况，当时商界，尤其是商业学术界，女性很少。它提供了对男性同龄人的回顾性比较，除了他们的个人才能和历史(Belk, 2017;Firat, 2014;Holbrook, 2017)，在相似的时期实现了他们的职业目标。它还提供了一些历史背景，可以与营销学术界和营销实践中的其他女性先驱的经验进行比较(Bolton, 2017;Tadajewski and Maclaran, 2013;Zeithaml, 2017)。
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Pub Date : 2019-11-18DOI: 10.1108/JHRM-12-2018-0064
N. Dholakia
The purpose of this paper is to trace the personal and intellectual evolution of the author via an autobiographic approach.,Personal, reflective, interpretive, historical narrative.,For the author, the writing of this paper opened new and reflective windows on personal and intellectual evolution, and similar effects may happen with some of the readers.,Some of the critical directions suggested herein could possibly inspire innovative critical marketing work.,There may be some insights on how to blend observations of the world at large with critical theories gleaned from the literature.,The paper offers reflections of the unequal, unjust state of the world, and this could inspire others to seek innovative ameliorative pathways.,As an autobiographical narrative, this paper – by definition – is original and unique.
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Pub Date : 2019-11-18DOI: 10.1108/JHRM-01-2019-0001
J. Sheth
The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that scholarship is all about challenging the prevailing wisdom by offering an alternative perspective or explanation. Hopefully, the author’s journey of more than 50 years will inspire others to be eclectic and become deep generalists.,It is an autobiographical evaluation of an accidental scholar. It emphasizes that an educator is more than a scientist or a priest or a public servant. It is all of them. Educators are in the business of making ordinary people extraordinary. They are diamond cutters who are entrusted by society with its rough diamonds to get their brilliance out and make them useful to themselves, the society and the community.,Over 50 years, marketing has evolved and adapted to the external environment, including technology revolution, changing demographics, global competition and geopolitics. This provides enormous opportunity for the next generation of scholars to establish their own identity in managerial marketing, consumer behavior or marketing analytics.,While publishing in the top journals is both necessary and desirable in the early stages of an academic career, it is also important to make an impact on practitioners by publishing professional books.,According to Peter Drucker, there are only two functions of business: innovation and marketing. While innovation is admired by everyone, marketing can also become a positive force for a better world.,Lessons learnt over time from different encounters and circumstances in research, teaching and service are important to document. In the end, according to the author, they are all academic entrepreneurs.
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Pub Date : 2019-11-01DOI: 10.1108/jhrm-10-2018-0051
Jayne Krisjanous, P. Wood
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine advertising placed within Kai Tiaki: The Journal of Nurses of New Zealand. The periodization for this study is 1908-1929, a chronological time span and approach that incorporates the first issue of the Kai Tiaki in 1908 and ending 1929, thus representing the launch of the journal and first two decades of its production. During this period, New Zealand nursing was emerging as an organised and professionalised body of health-care workers. At the same time, New Zealand, Britain’s most distant “dominion”, was beginning to realise its own nationhood and growth. Design/methodology/approach The primary source of data was digitalised Kai Tiaki issues between 1908 and 1929. Each four issues for every year were analysed. All advertisements were coded (n = 1895), followed by a qualitative content analysis in which key themes were derived. Findings Five overarching themes were found. The two main themes were the proliferation of therapeutic “tonics” and the second the relationship of nurses to them that was profiled by advertisers. The three remaining themes were accommodations, lifestyle and the nurses “role” as nurse, handmaiden or mother. Conclusions discuss reasons for key findings, and, in particular, the reinforcement of the traditional nursing role, which was often at odds with the increased technological roles and responsibilities nurses were undertaking. In turn, advertisers saw the nursing profession as a new and potentially lucrative market of women with disposable income and influence in the health field. Originality/value To date, there is a scarcity of marketing analysis that examines advertising placed in trade journals and in particular for early twentieth century health-care professionals. Through a lens of advertising analysis, this study investigates the advertising nursing readership of the day was exposed to and the motives and tactics used by those interested in expanding both health-care worker and consumer markets through a singular strategy.
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Pub Date : 2019-10-18DOI: 10.1108/jhrm-09-2018-0042
D. Hesse, Katja Lurie
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to review the development of the German advertising industry starting from 1950 to 2018 with a special focus on the American influence. Design/methodology/approach The paper uses the oral history methodology. The content is based on 27 semi-structured interviews with current and former experts from the German and American advertising industry. An analysis of secondary sources supports the line of argumentation. Findings The paper confirms the outstanding role of the American influence on the German advertising industry, owing to new standards of professionalism, to novel versions of terminology and to the introduction of the theory of marketing. However, incompatible management styles, increasing global competition and financial pressure diminished the impact. Likewise, the American interference did not suppress the development of specific German industry characteristics such as a strong entrepreneurial culture or sustainable leadership. Originality/value This paper provides an overview of the history of German advertising with a focus on advertising agencies in the period from 1950 to today (2018). Further, this paper assesses the special impact of the American influence on the German advertising industry. Further, subjects of investigation are particularities of the German advertising industry, such as special attributes of agency leaders and their relationship with clients, distinct versions of ownership structures, agency service offerings and, finally, the role of creativity.
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Pub Date : 2019-09-12DOI: 10.1108/jhrm-09-2018-0041
C. Sánchez-Blanco
Purpose This paper aims to clarify whether J. Walter Thompson (JWT)’s planning and research tradition gave rise to the concept of Account Planning. In addition, it seeks to analyse the different planning methodologies that preceded Account Planning to highlight how it emerged at JWT London. A further goal is to understand the impact of Account Planning, which sought to achieve effective advertising through detailed consumer insight and has transformed the multinational JWT as a whole and the advertising sector in general. Design/methodology/approach The methodology is based mainly on the analysis of primary research conducted on original files donated to Duke University Library (North Carolina, USA) by the multinational J. Walter Thompson. Findings Account Planning emerged in 1968 in London as a consequence of the research and planning tradition that already existed at JWT. JWT’s corporate culture established the importance of the Account Planning approach that was valued by advertisers and spread to all offices. The planning tools used by the multinational today are updated versions of those that were designed from 1960 onwards. Research limitations/implications The historical approach taken here precludes an analysis of the current reality of Account Planning. In future research, it would be useful to carry out in-depth interviews with professionals to explore how they apply planning tools that represent updated versions of those that were developed 50 years ago. Originality/value This paper’s main interest lies in the fact that it is based on original, unpublished sources, an approach that makes it possible to reassess previous findings.
本文旨在阐明智威汤逊(JWT)的计划和研究传统是否产生了客户计划的概念。此外，它还试图分析在客户规划之前的不同规划方法，以突出它是如何在智威汤逊伦敦出现的。进一步的目标是了解客户计划的影响，该计划旨在通过详细的消费者洞察实现有效的广告投放，并改变了跨国公司智威汤逊作为一个整体和整个广告行业。设计/方法该方法主要基于对跨国公司J. Walter Thompson捐赠给杜克大学图书馆(美国北卡罗来纳州)的原始文件进行的初步研究分析。作为智威汤逊已经存在的研究和规划传统的结果，客户规划于1968年在伦敦出现。智威汤逊的企业文化确立了客户规划方法的重要性，这种方法受到广告商的重视，并传播到所有办事处。跨国公司今天使用的规划工具是1960年以后设计的规划工具的更新版本。研究局限/影响本文采用的历史方法排除了对当前账户规划现实的分析。在未来的研究中，与专业人士进行深入访谈，以探索他们如何应用代表50年前开发的规划工具的更新版本，这将是有用的。原创性/价值本文的主要兴趣在于它基于原始的、未发表的来源，这种方法使重新评估以前的发现成为可能。
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Pub Date : 2019-08-19DOI: 10.1108/JHRM-03-2018-0011
Karthik Selvanayagam, Varisha Rehman
Purpose This paper aims to, first, analyze the transformation of the Indian market by extending Sreekumar and Varman’s (2016) work on history of marketing in India into the post-colonial era; second, trace the emergence and adoption of various media technologies in the post-colonial Indian market; third, identify the evolving trends in marketing practices alongside the penetration of these media technologies in the market; and finally, argue the need for mindful adoption of marketing practices in the Indian market, rather than direct replication of Western practices. Design/methodology/approach The historical perspective on the post-colonial Indian market is done through extant literature review and analysis of marketing practices by iconic brands in the Indian market. Findings This research reveals that the adoption of Western marketing practices by brands in the Indian market has led to increasing materialistic consumption patterns among consumers. Furthermore, such practices in the social media technology era impose individualistic values in the Indian consumers, contrary to the cultural values of the country. Therefore, this research posits the need for mindful marketing practices to be adopted for the Indian market. Social implications This research shows warning signs of growing materialistic values among Indian consumers and the implications of marketing strategies on the society as a whole. Originality/value This study is a first of its kind in highlighting the transformation of the post-colonial Indian market by integrating actual marketing campaigns over this period with literature to present the various issues in the current state of the market.
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Pub Date : 2019-08-19DOI: 10.1108/JHRM-03-2018-0009
Soniya Billore, Hans Hägerdal
Purpose The present paper aims to focus on the Indian influence in the transfer of, the business of and consumer markets for Indian products, specifically, textiles from producers in the South Asian subcontinent to the lands to the east of Bali. This aspect of the influence of Indian products has received some attention in a general but not been sufficiently elucidated with regard to eastern Indonesia. Design/methodology/approach This paper is based on archival research, as well as secondary data, derived from the published sources on early trade in South Asia and the Indian Ocean world. The study includes data about the Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie, a Dutch-owned company, and its textile trade history with India and the Indonesian islands with a special focus on Patola textiles. Narratives and accounts provide an understanding of the Patola, including business development and related elite and non-elite consumption. Findings The paper shows how imported Indian textiles became indigenised in important respects, as shown in legends and myths. A search in the colonial sources demonstrates the role of cloth in gift exchange, alliance brokering and economic network-building in eastern Indonesia, often with important political implications. Research limitations/implications The study combines previous research on material culture and textile traditions with archival data from the early colonial period, thus pointing at new ways to understand the socio-economic agency of local societies. Originality/value Only mapping the purchase and ownership of trading goods to understand consumption is not enough. One must also regard consumption, both as an expression of taste and desire and as a way to reify a community of people.
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Pub Date : 2019-08-19DOI: 10.1108/JHRM-04-2018-0016
Nazife Karamullaoglu, Ozlem Sandikci
Purpose This paper aims to understand how social, cultural and political economic dynamics inform packaging design. Specifically, it focuses on one of the oldest Turkish pasta brands, Piyale, and seeks to understand the impact of the changes in the macro-institutional structures on its packaging practices over the course of almost a century. Design/methodology/approach The analysis is mainly based on data collected through archival and documentary research. The archival data are gathered from various sources including the personal archives of the former managers, advertisements published in the popular magazines of the time and industry reports and documents. Data are analyzed using a combination of compositional and social semiotic analysis. Findings The analysis indicates four distinct periods in the brand’s history. The design elements and visual identity reflect the social, cultural, political, economic and technological changes shaping the Turkish society in these different time periods. The findings show that a socio-historically situated analysis of a brand’s packaging design transformation reveals the complex relationship between design and culture and provides clues to the market-society interface. Originality/value This study provides a comprehensive historical analysis of the visual identity evolution of the oldest Turkish pasta brand Piyale and contributes to research on packaging histories in the non-Western markets.
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