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Special issue of APJML on ‘Emerging Trends for Marketing in Asia’

Friday, 26 November 2010 by Paurav Shukla

We are happy to announce a special issue of ‘Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics’ on ‘Emerging Trends for Marketing in Asia’ guest edited by Prof. Kim-Shyan Fam, Prof. Ernest de Run and me. Asia is a continent of paradoxes. It has some of the fastest growing economies of the world, the largest populace,

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