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     RESEARCH AT IIMV
      RESEARCH TOPPERS
                             Prof. Amit Shankar (2020-21, P-Rank- 5) and Prof. Aalok
                             Kumar (2020-21, P-Rank- 11) of IIM Visakhapatnam are
                             ranked among the top 20 management researchers in India in
                             P-Rank (2020-2021). This ranking recognizes scholars with
                             notable publication output.
      RESEARCH PAPERS AND CASES
      1. Sustainable mobile banking application: a text mining approach to explore critical
      success factors
      AUTHORS : AMIT SHANKAR, TIWARI, A. K., & GUPTA, M.
      Published in Journal of Enterprise Information Management (ABDC A).
      This study aims at identifying critical success factors of a sustainable mobile banking application using text
      mining approach. Click here for the paper.
      2. Acculturation and apparel store loyalty among immigrants in Western
      AUTHORS : ASHADUZZAMAN, M., JEBARAJAKIRTHY, C., DAS, M., & AMIT SHANKAR.
      Published in Journal of Marketing Management (ABDC A).
      This study contributes to consumer behaviour literature and retailing in the context of immigrants’ accultura-
      tion. It provides implications for retailers interested in creating a loyal customer base among immigrants in
      Western countries. Click here for the paper
      3. Deciphering in-store-online switching in multi-channel
      retailing context: Role of affective commitment to
      purchase situation
      AUTHORS : AMIT SHANKAR. JEBARAJAKIRTHY, C., DAS, M., SHAH, D
      Published in the Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services  (ABDC A).
      This study enriches the multi-channel literature and provide several implications to
      multi-channel fashion retailers. Click here for the paper
      4. How Does Online Engagement Drive Consumers Webrooming Intention? A
      Moderated-Mediation Approach
      AUTHORS : AMIT SHANKAR. YADAV R., GUPTA M., JEBARAJAKIRTHY C.
      Published in Journal of Global Information Management   (ABDC A).
      Based on the cognitive-motivational-relational (CMR) theory, this study empirically investigates the mecha-
      nisms through which consumers' online engagement impacts their channel switching intention. Click here for
      the paper
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