Institute of Marketing

Organisational unit: Institute

Organisation profile

The Institute of Marketing’s goal is to find academically grounded, practically relevant answers to strategically important marketing questions. The Institute’s members concentrate their research and instruction on the core marketing questions, above all brand and sales management, market and consumer psychology and tourism management. At the forefront of its activities are the networking of different academic disciplines, as well as an overall orientation toward finding applications.

Main research areas

The Institute of Marketing combines expertise from different areas of marketing research. The following topics and issues, which are predominantly interdisciplinary in character, are the focus of attention:

  •  Services marketing
  •  Tourism management
  •  customer relationship management
  •  Non-profit marketing
  •  Qualitative market research
  •  Advertising research
  •  Sales research
  •  Prerequisites for professional success in organizations

The research work of the institute's members is predominantly characterized by a pronounced application orientation.

  1. College Studien in der Praxis- Bad Bevensen Marketing GmbH

    Hellmann, K. (Project manager, academic) & Kreilkamp, E. (Project staff)

    01.04.1230.09.12

    Project: Practical Project

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Publications

  1. Eigeninitiative
  2. Of sustainability and storytelling - An introduction to this book
  3. Handwerk hacken
  4. Didactics of Mathematics in Higher Education as a Scientific Discipline - Conference Proceedings
  5. A preliminary study on similarity-preserving digital book identifiers
  6. Career adaptability development in adolescence
  7. Atkinson, Anthony B. Inequality. What Can Be Done? Cambridge/Massachusetts. Harvard University Press 2015
  8. Management of Biodiversity in Protected Areas with Sustainability Control
  9. Ecosystem services between sustainability and efficiency
  10. ’... the world was becomming numerical.’
  11. Jungfräuliche Membranen
  12. Gender makes the difference
  13. Cross-National Complementarity of Technology Push, Demand Pull, and Manufacturing Push Policies
  14. Der Inverted Classroom in der Politikwissenschaft
  15. Artikel 39 EUV [Datenschutz]
  16. Per un'etica della distruzion
  17. (Re)Produktivität: der "blinde Fleck" im Diskurs zu Nachhaltiger Entwicklung
  18. The interplay between individual and collective efforts in the age of global threats
  19. Effects of training on employee suggestions and promotions in an internal labor market
  20. Karl Mays "El Sendador"
  21. Einleitung
  22. Socio-technical change linking expectations and representations
  23. Controlling consent
  24. Teachers’ assessment competence
  25. Kontextanalyse
  26. Adaptation knowledge for New Zealand's primary industries: Known, not known and needed
  27. Member States as 'Rambos' in EU Asylum Politics
  28. Students' conceptions about the sense of smell
  29. Complexity in Water Management and Governance
  30. Coffee management and the conservation of forest bird diversity in southwestern Ethiopia
  31. Versionen von "Wuthering Heights"
  32. § 60 Republik Korea (Südkorea)
  33. Why and How to adopt Green Management into Business Organizations?
  34. § 58 Taiwan
  35. Tackling the habitat fragmentation panchreston