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Pabel, Anja and Philip L. Pearce. 2019. Humour in supplier-customer interactions: the views of Australian tourism operators. The European Journal of Humour Research 7 (3) : 84–100.
Barnett White, Tiffany. 2004. Consumer Disclosure and Disclosure Avoidance: A Motivational Framework. Journal of Consumer Psychology 14 (1-2) : 41–51.
Bloom, Paul, Lisa R. Szykman and Jennifer Blazing. 2004. Does Corporate Sponsorship of a Socially-Oriented Message Make a Difference? An Investigation of the Effects of Sponsorship Identity on Responses to an Anti-Drinking and Driving Message. Journal of Consumer Psychology 14 (1-2) : 13–20.
Hibberd, Matthew. 2004. Italian Democracy Gone Mad? Public Service Broadcasting in the Berlusconi Era. Trends in Communication 12 (1) : 15–31.
Koller, Veronica. 2004. Businesswomen and war metaphors: 'Possessive, jealous and pugnacious'? Journal of Sociolinguistics 8 (1) : 3–22.
Liedekerke, Luc van. 2004. Media ethics: From corporate governance to governance, to corporate social responsibility. Communications 29 (1) : 27–42.
Lui, Robyn and Charles Sampford. 2004. Australian Media Ethics Regime and Ethical Risk Management. Journal of Mass Media Ethics 19 (2) : 86–107.
Raymond, Patricia M. and Susan Parks. 2004. Chinese Students' Enculturation Into an MBA Program: Issues of Empowerment. Critical Inquiry in Language Studies 1 (4) : 187–202.
Richards, Ian. 2004. Stakeholders Versus Shareholders: Journalism, Business, and Ethics. Journal of Mass Media Ethics 19 (2) : 119–129.
Shrikhande, Seema. 2004. Business news channels in Asia: Strategies and challenges. Asian Journal of Communication 14 (1) : 38–52.
Strebel, Judi, Tulin Erdem and Joffre Swait. 2004. Consumer Search in High Technology Markets: Exploring the Use of Traditional Information Channels. Journal of Consumer Psychology 14 (1-2) : 96–104.
Coe, Alison, Teresa Mastin, Sheri Hamilton and Shiela Tarr. 2004. Product Purchase Decision-Making Behavior and Gender Role Stereotypes: A Content Analysis of Advertisements in Essence and Ladies’ Home Journal, 1990–1999. Howard Journal of Communication 15 (4) : 229–243.
Wasson, Christina. 2004. The paradoxical language of enterprise. Critical Discourse Studies 1 (2) : 175–199.
Emmett, Keiko. 2003. Persuasion Strategies in Japanese Business Meetings. Journal of Intercultural Studies 24 (1) : 65–79.
Bargiela-Chiappini, Francesca and Sandra Harris. 2003. Business as a site of language contact. Annual Review of Applied Linguistics 23 : 155–169.
Vöörmann, Rein and Jelena Helemäe. 2003. Ethnic Relations in Estonia's Post-Soviet Business Community. Ethnicities 3 (4) : 509.
Kim, Kwangmi Ko. 2003. It's All About Trade: United States Press Coverage of Cigarette Export Talks and Policy. Mass Communication & Society 6 (1) : 75–97.
Chakraborty, Goutam, Vishal Lala and David Warren. 2003. What Do Customers Consider Important in B2B Websites? Journal of Advertising Research 43 (1) : 50–61.
Wei, Li, Zhu Hua and Li Yue. 2001. Conversational Management and Involvement in Chinese-English Business Talk. Language and Intercultural Communication 1 (2) : 135–150.
Kushner, Malcolm. 1990. The light touch: How to use humor for business success. Simon and Schuster.
Yamada, Haru. 1990. Topic management and turn distribution in business meetings: American versus Japanese strategies. Text 10 (3) : 271–295.
Bogart, Leo. 1988. Advertising: art, science, or business ? Journal of Advertising Research 28 (6) : 47–53.
Omens, Alan E., Stephen R. Jenner and James R. Beatty. 1987. Intercultural perceptions in United States subsidiaries of Japanese companies. International Journal of Intercultural Relations 11 (3) : 249–264.
Erickson, Sheri L. Adapting to the communication needs of business and accounting students in introductory communication textbooks: meeting the objectives of the accounting education change commission and the profession. Review of Communication 4 (3-4) : 248–255.