Corporate Branding, Retailing, and Retail Internationalization

Citation

Burt S & Sparks L (2002) Corporate Branding, Retailing, and Retail Internationalization. Corporate Reputation Review, 5 (2/3), pp. 194-212. https://doi.org/10.1057/palgrave.crr.1540174

Abstract
Corporate branding emerged as a key concept in the late 1990s. A number of leading retailers have embraced corporate branding and, it could be argued, are among its most extensive proponents. There are, however, issues for retailers in corporate branding arising from the nature of retail operations. Internationalization has for many retailers been a key strategy of recent years. Issues also emerge in the relationship of corporate branding to the process of internationalization. This paper discusses examples from the .elds of corporate branding, retailing and internationalization, raising issues about the interaction of these interlinked areas and about the future research agenda.

Keywords
reputation; image; identity; brand; stakeholder; communications; intangibles; philanthropy; advertising; positioning; corporate branding; e-communication

Journal
Corporate Reputation Review: Volume 5, Issue 2/3

People

Professor Steve Burt

Professor, Marketing & Retail

Professor Leigh Sparks

Deputy Principal