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  • The differential impact of self discrepancies on compensatory consumption Master Thesis

    Berrens, T.

    July 2015
  • Introducing a diverse brand extension by staying true to the brand’s authentic core Master Thesis

    Spies, L.

    July 2015
  • Brand personality: an important factor in determining how to reward your consumers Master Thesis

    Brouwer, C.M.A.A.

    July 2015
  • Incorporation of risk management strategies in the design of the supply chain how to build a resilient and efficient supply chain Master Thesis

    Dimitriou, P.

    July 2015
  • Can a brand's heritage turn into a liability when extending to a very different product category? Master Thesis

    Piotrowska, A.

    July 2015
  • Improving consumer self-control consciously counteracting subconscious influences Master Thesis

    Rakel, L.

    July 2015
  • Cross-listings in the US, UK and Germany: does legal bonding explain changes in analyst coverage of cross-listed firms? Master Thesis

    Spohr, A.H.

    July 2015
  • Compensatory consumption: the influence of implicit self-theories and product benefits on the response to personal threats Master Thesis

    Verpals, C.C.

    July 2015
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