Mario Burghausen
Mario Burghausen
Lecturer (Assistant Professor), Essex Business School, University of Essex, UK
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Corporate heritage identity management and the multi-modal implementation of a corporate heritage identity
M Burghausen, JMT Balmer
Journal of Business Research 67 (11), 2311-2323, 2014
782014
Corporate heritage identity stewardship: A corporate marketing perspective
M Burghausen, JMT Balmer
European Journal of Marketing 49 (1/2), 22-61, 2015
592015
Corporate branding in the retail sector: a pilot study
M Burghausen, Y Fan
Corporate Communications: An International Journal 7 (2), 92-99, 2002
512002
Explicating Corporate Heritage, Corporate Heritage Brands and Organisational Heritage
JMT Balmer, M Burghausen
Journal of Brand Management 22 (5), 364-384, 2015
462015
Repertoires of the corporate past
M Burghausen, JMT Balmer
Foundations of Corporate Heritage, 130-150, 2017
37*2017
Repertoires of the corporate past: explanation and framework. Introducing an integrated and dynamic perspective
M Burghausen, JMT Balmer
Corporate Communications: An International Journal 19 (4), 384-402, 2014
372014
Introducing organisational heritage: Linking corporate heritage, organisational identity and organisational memory
JMT Balmer, M Burghausen
Journal of Brand Management 22 (5), 385-411, 2015
332015
Heritage branding orientation: The case of Ach. Brito and the dynamics between corporate and product heritage brands
FP Santos, M Burghausen, JMT Balmer
Journal of Brand Management 23 (1), 67-88, 2016
322016
Marketing, the past and corporate heritage
JMT Balmer, M Burghausen
Marketing Theory 19 (2), 217-227, 2019
72019
Corporate branding as an integrative marketing concept: a conceptualisation and an exploration of its relevance in reference to the UK's retail sector
M Burghausen
University of Lincoln, 2000
42000
Explicating corporate heritage identity stewardship theory from a corporate marketing perspective: a qualitative case study of Great Britain's oldest brewer
M Burghausen
Brunel University London, 2013
32013
Corporate heritage identity stewardship
M Burghausen, JMT Balmer
Foundations of Corporate Heritage, 169-213, 2017
12017
Making the British Museum: Corporate (heritage) marketing (work) as a form of aesthetic, identity and temporal work by “hybrid” stakeholders
M Burghausen, I Varda
20th Symposium of the International Corporate Identity Group (ICIG …, 2018
2018
Manifestations of Omni-temporality: Toward a Theoretical Foundation of (Corporate) Brand Heritage Design
M Burghausen
7th International Symposium on Heritage, History and Nostalgia, ESCE …, 2018
2018
Cultural heritage institutions as a corporate heritage brand: The case of the British Museum
M Burghausen, I Varda
6th International Symposium on Corporate Heritage, History and Nostalgia, At …, 2016
2016
Corporate and Organisational Marketing in the 21st century: Challenges and opportunities in turbulent times (Introduction to the theme of the 19th ICIG symposium 2016)
M Burghausen
19th Symposium of the International Corporate Identity Group (ICIG), at …, 2016
2016
Coming of Age: Celebrating the gestation and continuing relevance of corporate identity as a key corporate marketing concept
M Burghausen, JMT Balmer
18th Symposium of the International Corporate Identity Group (ICIG), at …, 2015
2015
Exploring corporate design heritage: A strategic resource for corporate marketing?
M Burghausen, FP Santos
5th International Symposium on Corporate Heritage, History and Nostalgia, at …, 2015
2015
Discovering and strategically activating brand heritage: The case of Claus Porto
FP Santos, M Burghausen, JMT Balmer
3rd International Symposium on Heritage, History and Nostalgia, at Jönköping …, 2013
2013
Corporate heritage and the repertoire of the past: Towards a differentiated perspective on the past in corporate marketing
M Burghausen, JMT Balmer
2nd International Symposium on Heritage, History and Nostalgia, at Brunel …, 2012
2012
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