Department of Marketing

Professor Rob Morgan (adjunct professor at CBS)

Cardiff University

 

Department of Strategy and Innovation

 

Department of Marketing

 

Department of Marketing

 

Professor Martin Eisend (adjunct professor at CBS)

Center for Market Communications, Europa-Universität Viadrina

 

Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites.

 

Aim
The course aims to: provide knowledge on emerging trends in marketing strategy, yield insights into how to successfully publish in marketing strategy research, and teach about emerging methodological approaches in marketing strategy research.

 

Course content
In this course, we will familiarize participants with emerging trends in marketing strategy research with focus on special topics in marketing strategy research and how to become an engaged marketing strategy research scholar avoiding pitfalls. In addition, we will offer participants with insights into how to successfully publish marketing strategy research in academic journals with focus on how to position their marketing strategy research and how to get their research successfully through the review process. Finally, we will teach participants how to use emerging methods in their marketing strategy research with focus on using meta-analysis as an emerging method.

 

• Enable participants to identify and critically relate to emerging trends in marketing strategy

• Enable participants with conceptual tools that set the stage for develop papers for publication

• Use emerging methodological approaches in marketing strategy research.

 

Exam
Please see 'Teaching style'.

 

Course Literature
• Bond III, E. U., de Jong, A., Eggert, A., Houston, M.B., Kleinaltenkamp, M., Kohli, A.K., Ritter, T, & Ulaga, W. (2020). The Future of B2B Customer Solutions in a Post-COVID-19 Economy: Managerial Issues and an Agenda for Academic Inquiry. Journal of Service Research, 23 (4) 401-408.
• De Jong, A., de Ruyter, K, Keeling, D.I., Polyakova, A., Ringberg. T (2021). Key Trends in Business-to-Business Services Marketing Strategies: Developing a Practice-based Research Agenda. Industrial Marketing Management 93 1-9.
• De Ruyter, K., D.I. Keeling, K. PLangger, M. Montecchi, M.L. Scott, and D. Dahl (2022), Reimagining marketing strategy: Driving the debate on grand challenges, Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 50(1): 13-21.
• Deighton, John A., Carl F. Mela, and Christine Moorman (2021). Marketing thinking and doing. Journal of Marketing, 85(1):1-6.
• Grewal, D., Puccinelli, N., & Monroe, K. B. (2018). Meta-analysis: Integrating accumulated
knowledge. Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 46(1), 9-30.
• Kadić-Maglajlić, S., Chaker, N. N., & Arslanagić-Kalajdzić, M. (2021). The same only different: Seven steps of selling in emerging markets. In F. Jaramillo & J. Mulki (Eds.), A Research Agenda for Sales (pp. 109–134). Edward Elgar Publishing.  
• La Placa, Peter, Adam Lindgreen, Joëlle Vanhamme, and C. Anthony Di Benedetto (2018). How to revise, and revise really well, for premier academic journals. Industrial Marketing Management, 72: 174–180.
• La Placa, P., Lindgreen, A., and Vanhamme, J. (2018). How to write really good articles for premier academic journals. Industrial Marketing Management, 68:202—209.
• Lindgreen, Adam, C. Anthony Di Benedetto, Jens Geersbro, and Thomas Ritter (2018). Past, present, and future business-to-business marketing research. Industrial Marketing Management. 69: 1-4.
• Palmatier, Robert (2016). Improving publishing success at JAMS: Contribution and positioning. Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 44(6): 655–659.
• Steel, Piers, Sjoerd Beugelsdijk, and Herman Aguinis (2021). The anatomy of an award-winning metaanalysis: Recommendations for authors, reviewers, and readers of meta-analytic reviews. Journal of International Business Studies, 52: 23-44.

 

 

Minimum number of participants
13

 

Maximum number of participants
20

 

 

Contact information
For questions regarding the content of the course:
Professor Ad de Jong, adj.marktg@cbs.dk

 

For questions regarding the administration of the course:
Bente S. Ramovic, bsr.research@cbs.dk 

 

Registration deadline and conditions
The registration deadline is 6 May 2024. If you want to cancel your registration on the course it should be done prior to this mentioned date. By this date we determine whether we have enough registrations to run the course, or who should be offered a seat if we have received too many registrations.

If there are more seats available on the course we leave the registration open by setting a new regsitration deadline in order to fill remaining seats. Once you have received our acceptance/welcome letter to join the course, your registration is binding and we do not refund your course fee. The binding registration date will be the registration deadline mentioned above.