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2014

Journal Article

Consumer social identity: cool and single or caring and attached

Truong, Nguyen (Natalie), Nguyen, Doan and Hartley, Nicole (2014). Consumer social identity: cool and single or caring and attached. Journal of Strategic Marketing, 23 (1), 33-48. doi: 10.1080/0965254X.2014.914066

Consumer social identity: cool and single or caring and attached

2011

Journal Article

Pro bono service sheds new light into commercial friendship

Stewart, Arnold L., Doan, Nguyen T. and Hartley, Nicole (2011). Pro bono service sheds new light into commercial friendship. Journal of Strategic Marketing, 19 (4), 381-394. doi: 10.1080/0965254X.2011.586717

Pro bono service sheds new light into commercial friendship

2010

Journal Article

Feathers in the nest: Establishing a supportive environment for women researchers

Hartley, Nicole and Dobele, Angela (2010). Feathers in the nest: Establishing a supportive environment for women researchers. Formamente, 1-2 (1), 113-133.

Feathers in the nest: Establishing a supportive environment for women researchers

2009

Journal Article

Feathers in the nest: Establishing a supportive environment for women researchers

Hartley, Nicole and Dobele, Angela (2009). Feathers in the nest: Establishing a supportive environment for women researchers. Australian Educational Researcher, 36 (1), 43-58. doi: 10.1007/BF03216891

Feathers in the nest: Establishing a supportive environment for women researchers

2007

Journal Article

The case of "difficult" brands

Harrison, Paul and Hartley, Nicole (2007). The case of "difficult" brands. Journal of Product and Brand Management, 16 (4), 286-287. doi: 10.1108/10610420710763976

The case of "difficult" brands

2005

Journal Article

Measuring banks' automated service quality : A confirmatory factor analysis approach

Al-Hawari, Mohammed, Hartley, Nicole and Ward, Tony (2005). Measuring banks' automated service quality : A confirmatory factor analysis approach. Marketing Bulletin, 16 (1), 1-19.

Measuring banks' automated service quality : A confirmatory factor analysis approach