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Developing relationships with school customers: the role of market orientation
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International Journal of Educational Management (2017) 31 (7): 1054–1068.
Published: 11 September 2017
... of this paper is to establish the association between market orientation (MO) in the school context and key relationship marketing performance indicators. Design/methodology/approach MO and four relationship constructs (brand trust, affective commitment, attitudinal loyalty, and advocacy) were measured...
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Market orientation in university: a case study
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International Journal of Educational Management (2010) 24 (7): 597–614.
Published: 21 September 2010
...Inés Küster; María Elena Avilés‐Valenzuela Purpose The paper aims to analyse the relationship between market orientation (MO) and results in the field of higher education, considering the importance of university teaching staff MO in relation to satisfaction and establishing that this orientation...
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Market orientation in universities: A comparative study of two national higher education systems
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International Journal of Educational Management (2010) 24 (3): 204–220.
Published: 30 March 2010
...Jane Hemsley‐Brown; Izhar Oplatka Purpose The paper's purpose is to test: whether there are significant differences between England and Israel, in terms of perceptions of market orientation (MO) in higher education (HE); which MO dimensions (student, competition, intra‐functional) indicate more...
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The incorporation of market orientation in the school culture: An essential aspect of school marketing
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International Journal of Educational Management (2007) 21 (4): 292–305.
Published: 22 May 2007
...Izhar Oplatka; Jane Hemsley‐Brown Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present the major features of market orientation (MO) and its benefits for schools, suggests an inventory to measure the degree of MO in a school, and provides strategies to incorporate elements of MO into the school culture...
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Business education: a strategic market‐oriented focus
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International Journal of Educational Management (2003) 17 (5): 188–194.
Published: 01 September 2003
... from a market‐oriented perspective where the educational system provides production and services (i.e. producing and maintaining human resources) for the market of a national economy (considered as a customer), thereby enhancing the knowledge level of human beings while recognizing the more or less...
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American higher education system: consumerism versus professorialism
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International Journal of Educational Management (1997) 11 (3): 117–130.
Published: 01 June 1997
... Limited 1997 Competitive strategy Consumerism Higher education Market orientation USA Given this paradox, Birnbaum (1988) made three rather interesting speculations: perhaps the system is successful because it is poorly managed; perhaps the system is successful but can be improved...
