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- For an article:
Ladhari, R., Pons, F., Bressolles, G. and Zins, M. (2011), Culture and personal values: how they influence perceived service quality, Journal of Business Research, 64 (9), 951-57.
- Pour un chapitre dans un ouvrage :
Chin, W.W. (1998), The partial least squares approach to structural equation modelling, in Modern Methods for Business Research, George A. Marcoulides, ed. Mahwah, NJ : Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 295-358.
- Pour un livre :
Gyeke, K. (1997), Tradition and modernity : philosophical reflections on the African experi-ence, New York, NY : Oxford Press.
- Pour une communication :
Dwyer, F.R. et LaGace, R.R. (1986), On the nature and role of buyer-seller trust, AMA Sum-mer Educators Conference Proceedings, Chicago (3-6 août), USA.
- Papiers non publiés :
Escarli B. (2002), Commerce ubiquitaire, Thèse de doctorat en sciences de gestion, Université X, Paris, France.
Berger X. (2010), Comprendre la notion de fidélité : une approche multi-dimensionnelle, pa-pier de recherche n°56, Université Z, France.
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