David A. Griffith, Tereza Dean, and Jessica J. Hoppner have been selected as the recipients of the annual S. Tamer Cavusgil Award for their article, , which appeared in the September 2021 issue (Vol. 29, No. 3) of Journal of International Marketing.
The award honors a Journal of International Marketing article from the most recent calendar year (2021) that has made the most significant contribution to the advancement of the practice of international marketing management. The committee overseeing the selection process comprised Brittney Bauer (Loyola University New Orleans), Oscar Mart穩n Mart穩n (Public University of Navarra), and Scott D. Swain (Clemson University). The committee stated,
“The article presents an outstanding review of the literature on how the conceptualization and operationalization of cultural distance influence our understanding of its role in international marketing phenomena. It is an excellent illustration of the effects that cultural distance choices could have and provides insightful recommendations for using cultural distance in future international marketing studies.”
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