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      5. How does convenience drive consumers' webrooming intention?

      AUTHOR : AMIT SHANKAR

      Published in International Journal of Bank Marketing (ABDC A).
      The aim of this study is to evaluate the impact of convenience on banking consumers' webrooming intention.
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      6. Gamification and gigification: A multidimensional theoretical approach

      AUTHORS : AMIT SHANKAR, BEHL, A., JAYAWARDENA, N., ISHIZAKA, A., GUPTA, M. (2021).

      Published in Journal of Business Research (ABDC A).
      The main purpose of this paper is to explore the performance of white-collared gig workers using three theoreti-
      cal perspectives: knowledge-based view theory, employee engagement theory, self-determination theory. The
      study investigates the relationship between intellectual capital, collective cognitive engagement, intrinsic
      motivation, and knowledge management as antecedents to the performance of gig workers.

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      7. The interplay of emotional value, trend affinity and past practices in sustainable
      consumption: an application of theory of reciprocal determinism


      AUTHORS : AMIT SHANKAR, JOSHI, Y., YADAV, R. (2021).
      Published in Journal of Strategic Marketing  (ABDC A).

      This study aims to examine the role of trend affinity, emotional value, and past sustainable practices on consum-
      ers’ sustainable consumption behaviour.

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      8. How does convenience impact showrooming intention? Omnichannel retail

      strategies to manage global retail apocalypse

      AUTHORS : AMIT SHANKAR, GUPTA, M., TIWARI, A. K., & BEHL, A. (2021).

      Published in Journal of Strategic Marketing (ABDC A).
      This study, based mainly on the stimulus–organism–response (S-O-R) model, investigates the role of offline
      search convenience (decision convenience, attentiveness convenience, and evaluation convenience) and online
      purchase convenience (transaction convenience, possession convenience, and post-purchase convenience) in
      motivating consumers’ showrooming behaviour.

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      9. Factors affecting luxury consumers’ webrooming intention: A
      Moderated-mediation approach


      AUTHORS : AMIT SHANKAR, & JAIN S.
      Published in Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services (ABDC A).




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