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Lee, Nick & Susan Dobscha. (2014). Introduction to the special section on interpretive consumer research. European Journal of Marketing. 48(5). 1–2.4 indexed citations
Prothero, Andrea, Susan Dobscha, James Freund, et al.. (2011). Sustainable Consumption: Opportunities for Consumer Research and Public Policy. Lancaster EPrints (Lancaster University).3 indexed citations
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Arsel, Zeynep & Susan Dobscha. (2011). Hybrid Pro-Social Exchange Systems: the Case of Freecycle. ACR North American Advances.30 indexed citations
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Dobscha, Susan & Ellen R. Foxman. (2011). Mythic Agency and Retail Conquest. Journal of Retailing. 88(2). 291–307.16 indexed citations
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O’Donohoe, Stephanie, Susan Dobscha, Susi Geiger, et al.. (2009). The involved ostrich: mothers' perceptions of fathers' participation in the transition to parenthood. Advances in consumer research. 36. 254–260.1 indexed citations
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Bettany, Shona, et al.. (2007). Philosophy and Consumption: Discussions on Trust and Brands. ACR North American Advances.1 indexed citations
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Ozanne, Julie L. & Susan Dobscha. (2006). Transformative Consumer Culture Theory. 33.
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Dobscha, Susan. (2003). Special Session Summary Introducing Gender Into the Analysis of Techno-Consumption. ACR North American Advances.4 indexed citations
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Ritson, Mark & Susan Dobscha. (1999). Marketing Heretics: Resistance Is/Is Not Futile. ACR North American Advances.34 indexed citations
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Dobscha, Susan, et al.. (1999). Animal Companions and Marketing: Dogs Are More Than Just a Cell in the Bcg Matrix!. ACR North American Advances.28 indexed citations
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Dobscha, Susan & Ellen R. Foxman. (1998). Women and Wedding Gowns: Exploring a Discount Shopping Experience.2 indexed citations
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Dobscha, Susan. (1998). The Lived Experience of Consumer Rebellion Against Marketing. ACR North American Advances.81 indexed citations
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Fournier, Susan, Susan Dobscha, & David Glen Mick. (1998). En terapia intensiva. 3(6). 42–52.1 indexed citations
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Fournier, Susan, Susan Dobscha, & David Glen Mick. (1998). Preventing the premature death of relationship marketing.. PubMed. 76(1). 42–4.498 indexed citations
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Dobscha, Susan & Janeen Arnold Costa. (1995). Gender Issues and Consumer Behavior. Journal of Marketing Research. 32(3). 379–379.102 indexed citations
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