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M. Holbrook

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M. Holbrook — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 71
Works: 331
Citations: 49K

Most-cited papers

Consumer Behavior
M. Holbrook
20242,589 citations
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Consumption experience, customer value, and subjective personal introspection: An illustrative photographic essay
M. Holbrook
2006928 citations
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The value of value: Further excursions on the meaning and role of customer value
M. Gallarza, I. Gil-Saura, M. Holbrook
2011448 citations Open access
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Customer value and autoethnography: subjective personal introspection and the meanings of a photograph collection
M. Holbrook
2005362 citations
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The Conceptualisation and Measurement of Consumer Value in Services
Raquel Sánchez-Fernández, M. Ángeles Iniesta-Bonillo, M. Holbrook
2008331 citations
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The Paradoxical Relationships between Marketing and Vulnerability
Clifford J. Shultz, M. Holbrook
2009150 citations Open access
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A multidimensional service-value scale based on Holbrook’s typology of customer value: Bridging the gap between the concept and its measurement
M. Gallarza, Francisco Arteaga, Giacomo Del Chiappa, I. Gil-Saura +1 more
2017141 citations Open access
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Art versus commerce in the movie industry: a Two-Path Model of Motion-Picture Success
M. Holbrook, Michela Addis
2008101 citations
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The past, present, and future of consumer research
Maayan S. Malter, M. Holbrook, B. Kahn, Jeffrey R. Parker +1 more
2020Marketing letters99 citations Open access
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The Role of Ordinary Evaluations in the Market for Popular Culture: Do Consumers Have “Good Taste”?
M. Holbrook
200588 citations
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Pets and people: Companions in commerce?
M. Holbrook
200880 citations
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Taste versus the Market: An Extension of Research on the Consumption of Popular Culture
M. Holbrook, Michela Addis
200768 citations
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Viewing Brands in Multiple Dimensions
P. Berthon, M. Holbrook, James M. Hulbert, L. Pitt
200766 citations
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“Do You Know . . . ?”: The Jazz Repertoire in Action
M. Holbrook
201061 citations
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Animal companions, consumption experiences, and the marketing of pets: Transcending boundaries in the animal–human distinction
M. Holbrook, A. Woodside
200861 citations
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Consumers' identification and beyond: Attraction, reverence, and escapism in the evaluation of films
Michela Addis, M. Holbrook
201053 citations
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Must we have Muzak wherever we go? A critical consideration of the consumer culture
A. Bradshaw, M. Holbrook
200850 citations
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Remembering Chet: theorizing the mythology of the self-destructive bohemian artist as self-producer and self-consumer in the market for romanticism
A. Bradshaw, M. Holbrook
200750 citations
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The Consumption Experience—Something New, Something Old, Something Borrowed, Something Sold: Part 1
M. Holbrook
200650 citations
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Art versus Commerce as a Macromarketing Theme in Three Films from the Young-Man-with-a-Horn Genre
M. Holbrook
200543 citations
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Consumer Behavior: How Humans Think, Feel, and Act in the Marketplace
B. Mittal, M. Holbrook
200742 citations
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Modeling the appeal of movie features to demographic segments of theatrical demand
Ignacio Redondo, M. Holbrook
201038 citations
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Marketing Education as Bad Medicine for Society: The Gorilla Dances
M. Holbrook
200538 citations
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Dialogue on some concepts, definitions and issues pertaining to ‘consumption experiences’
Michael Woodward, M. Holbrook
201335 citations
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The Consumption Experience—Something New, Something Old, Something Borrowed, Something Sold: Part 2
M. Holbrook
200728 citations
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Audience judgments as the potential missing link between expert judgments and audience appeal: An illustration based on musical recordings of “My Funny Valentine”
M. Holbrook, K. T. Lacher, Michael S. Latour
200627 citations
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Ambi-Diegetic Music in Films as a Product Design and -Placement Strategy: The Sweet Smell of Success
M. Holbrook
200426 citations
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Marketing Miseducation and the MBA Mind: Bullshit Happens
M. Holbrook
200525 citations
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Playing the Changes on the Jazz Metaphor: An Expanded Conceptualization of Music-, Management-, and Marketing-Related Themes
M. Holbrook
200724 citations Open access
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The Consumption Experience—Something New, Something Old, Something Borrowed, Something Sold: Part 3
M. Holbrook
200723 citations
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Essay on the origins, development and future of the consumption experience as a concept in marketing and consumer research
M. Holbrook
2018Qualitative Market Research21 citations
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The Conceptualisation and Measurement of Consumer Value in Services
Raquel Sánchez-Fernández, M. Ángeles Iniesta-Bonillo, M. Holbrook
200921 citations
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Illustrating a systematic approach to selecting motion pictures for product placements and tie-ins
Ignacio Redondo, M. Holbrook
200821 citations
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From food services to food experiences
Michela Addis, M. Holbrook
2019Food and Experiential Marketing20 citations
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Reply to Bradshaw, McDonagh, and Marshall: Turn Off the Bubble Machine
M. Holbrook
200620 citations
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Photo Essays and the Mining of Minutiae in Consumer Research: ’Bout the Time I got to Phoenix
M. Holbrook
200617 citations
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Book Reviews: The Consumption Experience—Something New, Something Old, Something Borrowed, Something Sold: Part 4
M. Holbrook
200716 citations
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Some reflections on psychoanalytic approaches to marketing and consumer research
M. Holbrook
201515 citations
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Objective Characteristics, Subjective Evaluations, and Possible Distorting Biases in the Business-School Rankings: The Case of U.S. News & World Report
M. Holbrook
200715 citations
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Ambi‐diegetic Music in the Movies: The Crosby Duets in High Society
M. Holbrook
200513 citations
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The marketing manager as a jazz musician
M. Holbrook
201512 citations
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CHALLENGING CONVENTIONS IN ARTS MARKETING: EXPERIENCING THE SKULL
A. Bradshaw, F. Kerrigan, M. Holbrook
201012 citations
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Music meanings in movies: The case of the crime‐plus‐jazz genre
M. Holbrook
200812 citations
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Morris B. Holbrook: an historical autoethnographic subjective personal introspection
M. Holbrook
201710 citations
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A Subjective Personal Introspective Essay on the Evolution of Business Schools, the Fate of Marketing Education, and Aspirations toward a Great Society
M. Holbrook
20189 citations
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PLAYING THE CHANGES ON THE JAZZ METAPHOR
M. Holbrook
20089 citations
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The Greedy Bastard’s Guide to Business
M. Holbrook
20137 citations
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Commentary on “Is there a peak in popular music preference at a certain song-specific age? A replication of Holbrook & Schindler’s 1989 study”
M. Holbrook, R. Schindler
20137 citations
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Five Phases in a Personal Journey through the Troubled Waters of Academic Values in a World of Business: Where's the Beef?
M. Holbrook
20077 citations
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Is movie success a judgment device? When more is not better
Michela Addis, M. Holbrook
2018Psychology & Marketing6 citations
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