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Author(s): A. Ferdous

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	228	The impact of general and carbon-related environmental knowledge on attitudes and behaviour of US consumers	M. Polonsky, Andrea Vocino, ..., A. Ferdous	2012	Similar to this	Compare & Contrast
	89	The effect of mobile technology usage on work engagement and emotional exhaustion in Japan	Y. Fujimoto, A. Ferdous, ..., L. Sugianto	2016	Similar to this	Compare & Contrast
	86	Applying the Theory of Planned Behavior to Explain Marketing Managers’ Perspectives on Sustainable Marketing	A. Ferdous	2010	Similar to this	Compare & Contrast
	67	Consumer engagement on Twitter: perceptions of the brand matter	Wayne Read, N. Robertson, ..., A. Ferdous	2019	Similar to this	Compare & Contrast
	48	Understanding the Dynamics between Social Entrepreneurship and Inclusive Growth in Subsistence Marketplaces	F. Azmat, A. Ferdous, P. Couchman	2015	Similar to this	Compare & Contrast
	45	Networking, business process innovativeness and export performance: the case of South Asian low-tech industry	A. Faroque, Sussie C. Morrish, A. Ferdous	2017	Similar to this	Compare & Contrast
	44	The impact of frontline employees' perceptions of internal marketing on employee outcomes	A. Ferdous, M. Polonsky	2014	Similar to this	Compare & Contrast
	43	Predicting Bangladeshi financial salespeople ' s ethical intentions and behaviour using the theory of planned behaviour	A. Ferdous, M. Polonsky	2013	Similar to this	Compare & Contrast
	40	An integrated model of marketing knowledge – a tacit knowledge perspective	M. Zebal, A. Ferdous, C. Chambers	2019	Similar to this	Compare & Contrast
	39	African culturally and linguistically diverse communities’ blood donation intentions in Australia: integrating knowledge into the theory of planned behavior	M. Polonsky, A. Renzaho, ..., Zoe McQuilten	2013	Similar to this	Compare & Contrast

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