Publications: Dr Alexander Leischnig
Zaefarian G, Kadile V, Henneberg SC, Leischnig A(2019).
First things (should) come first: A reply to Gretz & Malshe's “rejoinder to ‘endogeneity bias in marketing research: Problem, causes and remedies’”. Industrial Marketing Management
vol. 77,
63-64.
Leischnig A, Kasper-Brauer K, Thornton SC(2018).
Spotlight on customization: An analysis of necessity and sufficiency in services. Journal of Business Research
vol. 89,
385-390.
Leischnig A, Ivens BS, Niersbach B, Pardo C(2018).
Mind the gap: A process model for diagnosing barriers to key account management implementation. Industrial Marketing Management
vol. 70,
58-67.
LEISCHNIG AP, Geigenmüller A(2017).
When does alliance proactiveness matter to market performance? A Comparative Case Analysis. Industrial Marketing Management
Ivens B, LEISCHNIG AP, Pardo C, Niersbach B(2017).
Key account management as a firm capability. Industrial Marketing Management
LEISCHNIG AP, Woodside A(2017).
Who approves fraudulence? Configurational causes of consumers' unethical judgments. Journal of Business Ethics
Zaefarian G, Kadile V, Henneberg SC, Leischnig A(2017).
Endogeneity bias in marketing research: Problem, causes and remedies. Industrial Marketing Management
vol. 65,
39-46.
Zaefarian G, Kadile V, Henneberg SC, Leischnig A(2017).
Endogeneity bias in marketing research: Problem, causes and remedies. INDUSTRIAL MARKETING MANAGEMENT
vol. 65,
39-46.
Kampfer K, Leischnig A, Ivens BS, Spence C(2017).
Touch-flavor transference: Assessing the effect of packaging weight on gustatory evaluations, desire for food and beverages, and willingness to pay. PLoS One
vol. 12,
(10)
Paulssen M, Leischnig A, Ivens BS, Birk MM(2016).
Relational norms in customer–company relationships: Net and configurational effects. Journal of Business Research
vol. 69,
(12)
5866-5874.
Leischnig A, Henneberg SC, Thornton SC(2016).
Net versus combinatory effects of firm and industry antecedents of sales growth. Journal of Business Research
vol. 69,
(9)
3576-3583.
Leischnig A, Ivens BS, Henneberg SC(2015).
When Stress Frustrates and When It Does Not: Configural Models of Frustrated versus Mellow Salespeople. Psychology and Marketing
vol. 32,
(11)
1098-1114.