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Matthew Walker
Matthew Walker
University of North Texas
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Perceived organizational motives and consumer responses to proactive and reactive CSR
MD Groza, MR Pronschinske, M Walker
Journal of business ethics 102, 639-652, 2011
7152011
Do fans care? Assessing the influence of corporate social responsibility on consumer attitudes in the sport industry
M Walker, A Kent
Journal of sport management 23 (6), 743-769, 2009
6642009
Evaluating the perceived social impacts of hosting large-scale sport tourism events: Scale development and validation
W Kim, HM Jun, M Walker, D Drane
Tourism management 48, 21-32, 2015
5492015
Attracting Facebook'fans': The importance of authenticity and engagement as a social networking strategy for professional sport teams
M Pronschinske, MD Groza, M Walker
Sport marketing quarterly 21 (4), 221, 2012
3632012
Brand community development through associated communities: Grounding community measurement within social identity theory
B Heere, M Walker, M Yoshida, YJ Ko, JS Jordan, JD James
Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice 19 (4), 407-422, 2011
2792011
Quality of life, event impacts, and mega-event support among South African residents before and after the 2010 FIFA World Cup
K Kaplanidou, K Karadakis, H Gibson, B Thapa, M Walker, S Geldenhuys, ...
Journal of travel research 52 (5), 631-645, 2013
2772013
Social responsibility and the Olympic Games: The mediating role of consumer attributions
M Walker, B Heere, MM Parent, D Drane
Journal of business ethics 95, 659-680, 2010
2472010
Psychic income and social capital among host nation residents: A pre–post analysis of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa
HJ Gibson, M Walker, B Thapa, K Kaplanidou, S Geldenhuys, W Coetzee
Tourism Management 44, 113-122, 2014
2092014
Toward an integrated framework of corporate social responsibility, responsiveness, and citizenship in sport
M Walker, MM Parent
Sport Management Review 13 (3), 198-213, 2010
2052010
Measuring the social impacts associated with Super Bowl XLIII: Preliminary development of a psychic income scale
W Kim, M Walker
Sport Management Review 15 (1), 91-108, 2012
2042012
The power of sport to unite a nation: The social value of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa
B Heere, M Walker, H Gibson, B Thapa, S Geldenhuys, W Coetzee
European Sport Management Quarterly 13 (4), 450-471, 2013
1452013
“Win in Africa, With Africa”: Social responsibility, event image, and destination benefits. The case of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa
M Walker, K Kaplanidou, H Gibson, B Thapa, S Geldenhuys, W Coetzee
Tourism management 34, 80-90, 2013
1442013
Exploring sense of community among small-scale sport event volunteers
S Kerwin, S Warner, M Walker, J Stevens
Impacts and strategic outcomes from non-mega sport events for local …, 2017
1342017
The roles of credibility and social consciousness in the corporate philanthropy-consumer behavior relationship
M Walker, A Kent
Journal of business ethics 116, 341-353, 2013
1272013
Examining sense of community in sport: Developing the multidimensional ‘SCS’Scale
S Warner, S Kerwin, M Walker
Journal of Sport Management 27 (5), 349-362, 2013
1212013
Moving beyond economic impact: A closer look at the contingent valuation method
M Walker, MJ Mondello
International Journal of Sport Finance 2 (3), 149-160, 2007
1172007
Communicating socially responsible initiatives: An analysis of US professional teams
M Walker, A Kent, J Vincent
Sport Marketing Quarterly 19 (4), 187-195, 2010
1102010
Do charity sport events function as “brandfests” in the development of brand community?
J Woolf, B Heere, M Walker
Journal of sport management 27 (2), 95-107, 2013
1012013
The value of environmental social responsibility to facility managers: Revealing the perceptions and motives for adopting ESR
H Uecker-Mercado, M Walker
Journal of business ethics 110, 269-284, 2012
1002012
The frequency of nonresponse analyses in the Journal of Sport Management
JS Jordan, M Walker, A Kent, Y Inoue
Journal of sport Management 25 (3), 229-239, 2011
1002011
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