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2 January - Volume 34, Issue 1, Pages 1 - 154
13 March - Volume 34, Issue 2, Pages 157 - 340
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Misery loves company: evaluation of negative e-WOM effects at the post-service recovery stage
Aditi Sarkar Sengupta
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Marla Royne Stafford
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Alexa K. Fox
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The effect of service recovery on socially distant third-party customers: an experimental research on emotions, forgiveness, repatronage intention and WoM
Süleyman Çelik
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Öznur Özkan Tektaş
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Bahtışen Kavak
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Spoken service language for customer well-being in a transformative service context: residential aged care
Madalyn Anne Scerri
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Rajka Presbury
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Financial performance response of manufacturers to servitization: curvilinear relationship mediated by service business focus and moderated by digital technology application
Beini Liu
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Zhenyan Li
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Yaoyao Fu
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How to respond to negative online reviews: language style matters
Shu Zhang
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Lixun Su
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Weiling Zhuang
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Barry J. Babin
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Comparing three contract types to optimize profits in service firm – digital service platform relationships
Richard Tarpey
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Jinfeng Yue
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Yong Zha
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Jiahong Zhang
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