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Professor Ian Clarke.
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Professor Ian Clarke
A context sensitive approach to analysing talk in management meetings: The Discourse Historical Approach to Critical Discourse Analysis
2012
Professor Ian Clarke
'Getting people on board': Discursive leadership for consensus building in team meetings
2011
Professor Ian Clarke
Organizational decision-making, discourse and power: Integrating across contexts and scales
2010
Professor Ian Clarke
The economic and social role of small stores: A review of UK evidence
2010
Professor Ian Clarke
Consumer satisfaction with store variety at the local level: An experimental analysis
2008
Professor Ian Clarke
Conceptual note: Exploring the cognitive significance of organizational strategizing: A dual-process framework and research agenda
2007
Professor Ian Clarke
discussant on session on 'Strategy As Practice - Putting The Manager Back Into Strategy'
2006
Professor Ian Clarke
Geographical Information in Retail Location Studies:A Managerial Perspective
2006
Professor Ian Clarke
Macro-level change and micro-level effects: A twenty-year perspective on changing grocery shopping behaviour in Britain
2006
Professor Ian Clarke
Network Planning and Portfolio Management: a retail perspective
2006
Professor Ian Clarke
Researching managerial elites: Engaging in a collaborative agenda?
2006
Professor Ian Clarke
The dynamics of sensemaking processes in strategy-making teams: Towards a theoretical framework
2006
Professor Ian Clarke
The Exceptional Manager: Making the Difference
2006
Professor Ian Clarke
Can universities be branded? A critique on the ‘branding’ of multiple stakeholder organizations
2005
Professor Ian Clarke
New Approaches to Retail Network Planning: Spatially-enabled Store Segmentation
2005
Professor Ian Clarke
The cognitive dimensions of strategic leadership: Theorising the dynamics of sensemaking in strategy-making teams
2005
Professor Ian Clarke
The Cognitive Dimensions of Strategic Leadership: Theorising the dynamics of Sensemaking in Strategy-making Teams
2005
Professor Ian Clarke
Inequalities in retail choice: exploring consumer experiences in suburban neighbourhoods
2004
Professor Ian Clarke
Managerial competencies in high-velocity environments
2004
Professor Ian Clarke
Retail competition and consumer choice: Contextualising the ‘food deserts’ debate
2004
Professor Ian Clarke
The challenges of collaborative research in marketing: Theory versus practice?
2004
Professor Ian Clarke
Towards a cognitive resource theory of organizational strategizing
2004
Professor Ian Clarke
Towards a cognitive resource theory of organizational strategizing
2004
Professor Ian Clarke
Modelling Intuition in Retail Site Assessment (MIRSA): A qualitative approach to decision-support using retailers’ judgements to identify analogue stores
2003
Professor Ian Clarke
Real Choice in Food Grocery in Britain
2003
Professor Ian Clarke
The devil is in the detail: Visualising analogical thought in retail location decision-making
2003
Professor Ian Clarke
Intuition et évaluation des sites commerciaux: appréhender la connaissance des commerçants
2002
Professor Ian Clarke
L'Information geographique dans les etudes de localisation commerciale: une perspective manageriale
2002
Professor Ian Clarke
Modelling Intuition in Retail Site Assessment (MIRSA): Making sense of retail location using retailers’ intuitive judgements as a support for decision-making
2002
Professor Ian Clarke
'One brand, three ways to shop': Situational variables and multichannel consumer behaviour
2002
Professor Ian Clarke
Management ‘Intuition’: An interpretative account of structure and content using cognitive maps
2001
Professor Ian Clarke
Multichannel consumer behaviour in the retail fashion sector: towards a longitudinal ethnography
2001
Professor Ian Clarke
Contemporary Cases in Retail Operations Management
2000
Professor Ian Clarke
Looking the part: Identity, meaning and culture in clothing purchasing - Theoretical considerations
2000
Professor Ian Clarke
Managing the impact of new store development: Trading potential at Scottish Power Retail
2000
Professor Ian Clarke
Retail power, competition and local consumer choice in the UK grocery sector
2000
Professor Ian Clarke
The contribution of ethical obligation and self-identity to the theory of planned behaviour: an exploration of ethical consumers
2000
Professor Ian Clarke
Thinking the thoughts they do: Symbolism and meaning in the consumer experience of the 'British pub'
2000
Professor Ian Clarke
Belief formation in ethical consumer groups: an exploratory study
1999
Professor Ian Clarke
Customer decision making in fashion retailing: a segmentation analysis
1999
Professor Ian Clarke
Dimensions of choice among ethical consumer groups: The role of ethical obligation and self-identity in the Theory of Planned Behaviour
1999
Professor Ian Clarke
Ethical consumption: The contribution of ethical obligation and self-identity to the Theory of Planned Behaviour
1999
Professor Ian Clarke
Integrating ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ approaches to modelling intuition in retail site assessment’
1999
Professor Ian Clarke
Craig Moore
Retail internationalisation by design? The cultural context of the fashion brand
1999