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Volume 6 Number 4 July 2005
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Dimensions of athletic star power associated with Generation Y sports consumption
Author
Jessica R. Braunstein, University of Florida
James J. Zhang, University of Florida
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1464-6668
Volume 5 Number 1 April 2003
Paper
General Market Demand Variables Associated with Professional Sport Consumption
Author
James J. Zhang, University of Florida
Eddie T. C. Lam, Cleveland State University
DanielConnaughton, University of Florida
ISSN:
1464-6668
Volume 6 Number 2 November 2004
Paper
The role of special programmes and services for season ticket holders in predicting game consumption
Author
James J. Zhang, University of Florida
Daniel Connaughton, University of Florida
Carrianne E.Vaughn, University of Florida
ISSN:
1464-6668
Volume 11 Number 2 January 2010
Paper
Buyer or browser? An analysis of sports fan behaviour online
Author
Zhu Zhang, Victoria University
Doyeon Won, University of Georgia
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1464-6668
Volume 11 Number 4 July 2010
Paper
An examination of sports sponsorship from a small business perspective
Author
J. Terence Zinger, Laurentian University, Canada
Norman J. O’Reilly, University of Ottawa, Canada
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ISSN:
1464-6668
Volume 11 Number 4 July 2010
Paper
Understanding women’s collegiate volleyball spectators from the perspectives of sociodemographics, market demand and consumption level
Author
Ryan K. Zapalac, Sam Houston State University, USA
James J. Zhang, University of Florida
Dale G.Pease, University of Houston
ISSN:
1464-6668
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