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Worlu Rowland

Contents

  1. College
  2. School
  3. Department
  4. Programme
  5. Research Interests
  6. Teaching Areas
  7. Current Postgraduate Supervision
  8. Selected Publications (71)
  9. Collaboration/Linkages
  10. Conferences Attended
  11. Curriculum Vitae

Professor Rowland Worlu

B.Sc Bus Admin(Marketing option), MBA(Marketing), M.Phil, Ph.D-Marketing

College

College of Management and Social Sciences

School

Departments (CBSS)

Department

Business Management

Programme

Marketing

Research Interests

. Political Marketing & Management, Consumer & Organisational behaviour, Contemporary Marketing Practices, Marketing of Financial Services, Strategic Marketing & Management.

Teaching Areas

Business Communication, Principles of Marketing, Consumer Behaviour, Organisational Behaviour, Financial Marketing Mgt, Services & Political Marketing, Oil & Gas Marketing, Marketing of Financial Services, Strategic Marketing & Case Analyses, Principles of Management, etc

Current Postgraduate Supervision

3 Post graduate supervisees.

Selected Publications (71)

1. 34. CURBING THE INFLUENCE OF CONSUMERISM THROUGH QUALITY OF LIFE MARKETING

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2. 33. MARKETING OF FINANCIAL SERVICES IN THE ECOWAS SUB-REGION BY NIGERIAN BANKS: A TEST CASE FOR THE GLOBALIZATION OF NIGERIAN BANKING INDUSTRY”.

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3. CONFLICT MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIAN PARTY POLITICS: THE MARKETING PARADIGM

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4. SUSTAINING THE ROLE OF MARKETING STRATEGIES IN ELECTORAL POLITICS

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5. PERCEPTION OF THE ROLE OF MARKETING IN NIGERIAN POLITICS: POLITICAL PARTIES’ PERSPECTIVE

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6. 29. CONSUMER PURCHASING MOTIVES IN NIGERIAN CELLULAR PHONE MARKET: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION

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7. 28. Creating a service mindset in political marketing: Imperatives and Applications.

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8. 27. EFFECT OF TALENT DEVELOPMENT ON EMPLOYEE RETENTION IN SMES IN OGUN STATE

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9. EQUITY THEORY: ANOTHER PRECURSOR OF QUALITY OF LIFE MARKETING”

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10. 25. THE DYNAMICS OF MARKETING STRATEGIES IN NIGERIAN PARTY POLITICS

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11. 24. AGENDA FOR MARKETING EXCELLENCE IN THE DEREGULATED PETROLEUM DOWNSTREAM SECTOR”

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12. ELECTORATES’ RATING OF POLITICAL MARKETING EFFECTIVENESS IN NIGERIA

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13. 21. “EFFECTIVENESS OF GOVERNMENT EXPORT SUPPORT PROGRAMMES IN NIGERA: AN EXPLORATORY INQUIRY

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14. 20. AN ANALYSIS OF THE SERVICE DIMENSION OF POLITICS: LIJOMASS

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15. 19. PERCEPTION OF THE ROLE OF MARKETING IN NIGERIAN POLITICS: THE ELECTORATES’ PERSPECTIVE

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16. 18. THE VALIDITY OF HERZBERG’S DUAL-FACTOR THEORY ON JOB SATISFACTION OF POLITICAL MARKETERS

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17. 17. APPLICATION OF DISCRIMINANT ANALYSIS IN POLITICAL MARKETING: Inter-Party Perception

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18. 16. AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION WITH MOBILE NETWORK SERVICE FOR COMPETITIVE BUSINESS ADVANTAGE

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19. 15. OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE AND PERFORMANCE OF ENTREPRENEURIAL FIRMS IN NIGERIA

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20. 14. BRAND IDENTITY OF TOURIST DESTINATION AND THE IMPACT ON PATRONAGE

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21. 13. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AS A TOOL FOR GAINING COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

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22. 12. BUILDING A VIABLE ORGANISATION THROUGH AN EFFECTIVE ORGANISATION STRATEGY

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23. 11. A REVIEW OF THE IMPACTS SMES AS SOCIAL AGENTS OF ECONOMIC LIBERATIONS IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES.

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24. 10. AN ANALYSIS OF INSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENTS ON CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY PRACTICES IN NIGERIAN RENEWABLE ENERGY FIRMS.

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25. 9. THE EFFECT OF SUCCESSION PLANNING ON EMPLOYEES’ PERFORMANCE

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26. 8. THE LINKAGE BETWEEN POLITICAL RESOURCES AND CORPORATE POLITICS: AN ADAPTATION OF THE RESOURCE BASED THEORY

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27. 5. STRESS ARISING FROM WORK ROLES AND IMPEDIMENTS TO ORGANISATIONAL PERFORMANCE

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28. 4. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR PREDICTION STUDIES

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29. 3. EMPLOYEE RELATIONS STRATEGY: IMPLICATION FOR PERFORMANCE IN LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY, SOUTH-WEST, NIGERIA.

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30. 2. CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS FOR SUSTAINABLE ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN SMES: NIGERIAN PERSPECTIVE

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31. 1. EFFECTIVE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE MANAGEMENT IN HEALTH-CARE SECTOR OF NIGERIA

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32. An Empirical Analysis of customer Satisfaction with Mobile Network Service for Competitive Business Advantage.

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33. Marketing Strategies of Nigerian Political Parties: A Comparative Analysis.

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34. Sustaining the Role of Marketing Strategies in Nigerian Electoral Politics.

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35. Effectiveness Of Government Export Support Programmes In Nigeria: An Exploratory Inquiry

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36. Capitalizing On Infinitesimal Calculus In Political Marketing.

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37. Electorates’ Rating of Political Marketing Effectiveness In Nigeria..

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38. Marketing Management for political Parties.

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39. Strategic Human Resources Management Practices on Corporate Performance of Selected Multinational Firms: Evidence from Cadbury And Nestle Nigeria.

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40. Minority Agitation as a predictor of radical political change: Evidence from the extinct U.S.S.R.

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41. Philosophical Foundations of QOL Marketing: A case for Equity theory.

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42. Coordinating Political Campaigns in Nigeria: A Marketing Planning Perspective.

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43. Consumer Purchasing Motives in Nigerian Cellular Phone Market: An Emperical Investigation

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44. Conflict Management in Nigerian party politics: A Marketing Planning Paradigm..

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45. Risk Evaluation Practices Among Investors in Nigerian Stock Exchange.

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46. A critical examination of consumer behavior in Nigerian Mobile Phone Market.

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47. The Validity of Herzberg’s Dual-Factor Theory on Job Satisfaction of Political Marketers.

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48. Rethinking organizational communication in political marketing.

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49. Deepening Democratic Values of Political Marketing with Games Theory.

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50. Oil Conflict, Nigeria’s Unity: The Linkage and the Divide.

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51. Marketing: Principles and Applications.

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52. Correlational Analysis of Marketing Concept and Democratic Governance.

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53. Application of Discriminant Analysis in Political Marketing: Inter-Party Perception, Harcourt.

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54. Perception of the Role of Marketing in Nigerian Politics: The Electorates’ Perspective.

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55. An Analysis of The Service Dimension of Politics.

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56. Game Theory as another Philosophical Foundation of Political Marketing: Evidence From Nigeria’s Electoral Process.

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57. Perception of the Influence of Marketing in Politics: A Cross-Sectional Study of Political parties and electorates in Nigeria

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58. The Dynamics of Marketing Strategies in Nigerian Party Politics

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59. Sustaining The Role of Marketing Strategies in Nigerian Electoral Politics.

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60. Equity Theory: Another Precursor of Quality of Life Marketing.

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61. Marketing of Financial Services in the ECOWAS Sub-Region by Nigerian Banks: A Test Case for the Globalization of Nigerian Banking Industry.

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62. Conflict Management in Nigerian Party Politics: The Marketing Paradigm.

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63. Conflict Management in Nigerian Party Politics: The Marketing Paradigm.

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64. Impact of Modern Technologies on Entrepreneurial Ventures in Developing Countries.

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65. Tourism Marketing in Africa: The Nigerian Experience.

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66. Non-profit Marketing: Synthesis of Application.

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67. Co-ordinating Political Campaigns in Nigeria: A Marketing Planning Perspective.

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68. Deregulation and Appropriate Pricing of Petroleum Products in Nigeria: Challenges and Opportunities.

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69. Exploring the Marketing Mix Elements in Nigeria Politics.

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70. Government Export support Programme in Nigeria: Ingredients and Implications’.

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71. Curbing the influence of consumerism through QOL Marketing.

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Collaboration/Linkages

See my CV

Conferences Attended

See my CV

Curriculum Vitae

CV UPDATED2019.docx 95.73 kB
 
 
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12/11/2019 08:29 am

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