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        THE PARADOX OF SUSTAINABILITY AND LUXURY CONSUMPTION: THE ROLE OF VALUE PERCEPTIONS, CONSUMER INCOME, ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS 

        ALGHANIM, SARA (06-2 , Master Thesis)
        For many years, the concept of sustainability and luxury has been considered a paradox. Despite scholars' efforts to highlight the compatibility between sustainability and luxury, the limited studies have shown mixed and ...
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        AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE IMPACT OF DIGITAL TEACHING AND LEARNING ON UNIVERSITY STUDENTS' SATISFACTION LEVELDURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN QATAR 

        ABU-SHAIKHA, JENAN THAER (06-2 , Master Thesis)
        Life is changing rapidly for many reasons, which affects people's mindsets as well as their behaviour. Today, most people rely on technology on a daily basis. Furthermore, the global COVID-19 pandemic has pushed the world ...
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        Motivations To Engage In Different Levels Of eWOM And Their Outcomes: An Application To Instagram Users In Qatar 

        Alzaeem, Amal (2018 , Master Thesis)
        Electronic word-of-mouth has been a topic of increased interest among marketing researchers. Due to the variety of online settings and variables to consider, the literature on eWOM is largely fragmented with some researchers ...
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        THE ANTECEDENTS AND CONSEQUENCES OF STUDENT SATISFACTION REDEFINED: A CASE OF QATAR UNIVERSITY 

        ELMOGHAZY, HADI FAYEZ ABDELHADI (2018 , Master Thesis)
        This study extends marketing in the higher education literature by conceptualizing what constitutes student satisfaction with university experience and examining the role of student satisfaction in enabling student feeling ...
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        AN INTEGRATED MODEL OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS (HEIS) SERVICE QUALITY: THE CASE OF QATAR UNIVERSITY 

        LEMINE, MOUNA SIDI (2018 , Master Thesis)
        Over the more recent times, Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) are being considered as service providers that are experiencing intensive competition and rapid growth. This research study introduced an integrated conceptual ...
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        THE EFFECT OF PERCEIVED PRIVACY ON CONSUMERS’ BEHAVIORAL INTENTIONS: AN APPLICATION TO RESTAURANT SETTINGS IN QATAR 

        SHEIK, RANDA (2018 , Master Thesis)
        The topic of atmospherics and how they impact consumer behavior has been studied extensively in marketing literature within retailing contexts. However, the impact of perceived privacy on consumer responses has not been ...
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        The Role Of Individuals' Cultural Orientation On Motivations To Create Brand-Related User Generated Content (Ugc) 

        Begum, Fareed Unissa (2018 , Master Thesis)
        Online platforms such as social media, blogs, forums and brand websites have not only enabled consumers all over the world to communicate with each other but have also enabled marketers and brands to reach out to the ...
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        MARKETING COMMUNICATION STRATEGY-GAC MOTOR 

        AL YOUSIF, FATMA AHMED (2018 , Professional Masters Project)
        GAC has been able to achieve growth during the previous periods due to their commitment to quality and provide excellent customer service. There is no doubt the company is dominating the automobiles industry not only in ...
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        QATAR POST MARKET ANALYSIS 

        AL KUWARI, NOJUD M. (2018 , Professional Masters Project)
        The purpose of this project is to perform an internal and external market analysis for Qatar Post for providing them with better marketing solutions for gaining a competitive advantage over their rivals. Research problem ...
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        VALUE BEHIND SAVING AND REUSING SHOPPING BAGS 

        AYYAD, NADA ALI MOHAMMED (2019 , Master Thesis)
        The behavior associated with saving and reusing shopping bags has been heavily researched in the context of environmental studies. However, few studies have examined this behavior from the perspective of consumer behavior. ...
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        The Effects Of Social Media Influencer Attributes On Collaborating Brand Credibility And Advocacy 

        Al-Qatami, Masa Mustafa J M (2019 , Master Thesis)
        This thesis investigates different characteristics and dimensions related to social media influencers that might affect some brand outcomes after being endorsed by /collaborating with the influencer in brand communications. ...
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        The Effect Of Message Lexical Concreteness On Customer Inspiration: The Moderating Roles Of Product Category And Regulatory Focus 

        Sinno, Maha Bilal (2019 , Master Thesis)
        The concept of customer inspiration has only recently been conceptualized in marketing. This thesis examines the impact of marketing communication on customer inspiration. More specifically, it attempts to ascertain whether ...
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        Examining The Effects Of Parasocial Interaction And Identification With Social Media Influencers On Collaborating Brands 

        Aljafari, Dalal (2019 , Master Thesis)
        The thesis explores the phenomenon of social media influencers, reveal their distinctive features, explain how followers develop relationships with them and clarify how and why a cooperation with influencers could be ...
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        The Impact of Social Media Influencers and Followers' Attributes on WOM and Patronage: A Lesson From Qatari Market 

        AL SULAITI, SARA MOHAMMED (2020 , Master Thesis)
        With the rise of social media and the increase in the amount of time individuals spend online, firms need to know how to incorporate social media in their marketing to maximize their brand reach and engage with the right ...
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        Color Roles in Apparel Purchase Intentions of Female Consumers: The Moderating Effect of Buyer Personality 

        LOVRIC, MARIJA (2020 , Master Thesis)
        Motivated by the paucity of research on the application of color in marketing, the study evaluates the effect of color dimensions on purchase intentions of Croatian female consumers of apparel, along with the moderating ...
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        The Impact of Individuals' Susceptibility to Persuasion on Perceived Information Quality and Purchase Intention among Millennials 

        Allatafa, Reem (2021 , Master Thesis)
        Social media is growing in popularity and has assumed a more central role in information dissimilation more recently. This development has increased the opportunity for firms to communicate, persuade, and influence ...
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        A COMPARISON OF SPORTS MARKETING AND SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY APPROACHES TO ACHIEVE GYM MEMBERS LOYALTY IN QATAR 

        LEMINE, AZA SID (2021 , Master Thesis)
        This thesis investigated the effects of two different pathways to achieve gym members loyalty. The first path is a marketing path that is built around the customer engagement concept, driven by perceived quality, satisfaction, ...
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        EXPLORING HOW BRAND-GENERATED CONTENT CREDIBILITY AND TYPE SHAPE CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT ON SOCIAL MEDIA: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM TWITTER 

        SHARIF, OMAR (2021 , Master Thesis)
        The thesis explores the phenomenon of brand-generated content on social media, explaining how its credibility and type shape customer engagement. The study examines how the source credibility (content generated independently ...
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        BRAND HUMOUR ADVERTISEMENTS ON A SOCIAL NETWORK PLATFORM AND ITS IMPACT ON ONLINE CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT: THE CASE OF INSTAGRAM 

        AKBAR, TOOBA ALI (2021 , Master Thesis)
        Past studies on humour have predicted that the right kind of humour technique can attract attention and lead to organic engagement from the viewer. However, limited research has been conducted concerning the use of humour ...
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        AN INVESTIGATION OF THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING ACTIVITIES ON CONSUMERS PURCHASE INTENTION: EXAMINING THE ROLE OF BRAND EQUITY, RELATIONSHIP EQUITY, AND BRAND TRUST IN S-COMMERCE 

        FOUROOZESH, LAILA (2022 , Master Thesis)
        This research addresses the great need to explore the different impacts of social media marketing activities on consumers' purchase intention in s-commerce in Qatar, which is less represented in the literature. Accordingly, ...

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