James Sallis
Professor at Department of Business Studies; Professors, teachers, researchers
- Telephone:
- +46 18 471 16 02
- E-mail:
- James.Sallis@fek.uu.se
- Visiting address:
- Campus Gotland
Cramérgatan 3
SE-62167 Visby
Sweden - Postal address:
- Uppsala universitet
Campus Gotland
SE-62167 Visby
Sweden
- Academic merits:
- PhD, Docent, Excellent Teacher
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Short presentation
James Sallis is a Professor at the Department of Business Studies where he teaches marketing, research methods, and statistics in the undergraduate, graduate, and executive education programs. He is statistical advisor for the department's faculty, and a supervisor for doctoral students. Dr. Sallis is a frequent guest lecturer at business schools in China, Vietnam, France, Russia, and Canada. He is Director of International Contract Education.
Biography
Dr. Sallis' primary research interests concern relationship learning, service innovation, and internationalization of services. He has published in the Journal of Marketing, the European Journal of Marketing, International Marketing Review, in books, and in several conference proceedings.
He has reviewed articles for the Journal of Marketing, International Business Review, the European Journal of Marketing, the Journal of Marketing Management, and the International Journal of Operations and Production Management.
Before coming to Uppsala, he was a lecturer and doctoral fellow at the Norwegian School of Management BI. He has a Bachelor of Business Administration and Master of Marketing Management from BI, and a M.Sc. and Ph.D. from the Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration. Prior to his academic career he worked for many years in the motion picture industry in Canada and the United States.
Publications
Selection of publications
- Patterns of Inconsistency (2023)
- Turning the Tables (2022)
- Research Methods and Data Analysis for Business Decisions (2021)
- Online insurance claims (2019)
- Managing Mandated Adoption (2019)
- The dark side of trust and the light side of working alliances in financial services (2014)
- The moderating effects of need for cognition on drivers of customer loyalty (2013)
- Processes and Outcomes of Distributor Brand New Product Development: An Exploratory Examination (2010)
- Knowledge Seeking in Going Abroad (2009)
- Distributor Brands: NPD Processes and Outcomes (2009)
- Choice of Foreign Market Entry Mode in Service Firms (2006)
- Market Scanning for New Service Development (2006)
- Promoting Relationship Learning (2003)
Recent publications
- Patterns of Inconsistency (2023)
- Turning the Tables (2022)
- Research Methods and Data Analysis for Business Decisions (2021)
- Online insurance claims (2019)
- Managing Mandated Adoption (2019)
All publications
Articles
- Patterns of Inconsistency (2023)
- Turning the Tables (2022)
- Online insurance claims (2019)
- The dark side of trust and the light side of working alliances in financial services (2014)
- The moderating effects of need for cognition on drivers of customer loyalty (2013)
- Extrinsic cues and Consumer Judgements of Food Product Introductions (2011)
- Firm Embeddedness: Exploitation and Exploration in Buyer-Supplier Exchange (2010)
- Processes and Outcomes of Distributor Brand New Product Development: An Exploratory Examination (2010)
- Knowledge Seeking in Going Abroad (2009)
- Choice of Foreign Market Entry Mode in Service Firms (2006)
- Market Scanning for New Service Development (2006)
- Promoting Relationship Learning (2003)
Books
Chapters
- Do Cultural Differences Impact on Business Relationships? (2006)
- Knowledge Management in Internationalizing Service Firms (2006)
- Promoting Relationship Learning (2005)
Conferences
- Managing Mandated Adoption (2019)
- The Relationship between Performance and Internationlization (2019)
- The Relationship between Multinationality and Performance: (2017)
- The use or non-use of an online insurance service (2014)
- Distributor Brands: NPD Processes and Outcomes (2009)
- Contribution to a relationship-based contingency theory – a study of business relations, management accounting systems, and performance in 125 Swedish companies (2006)
- Channel Switching or Dual Distribution (2005)
- The Effect of Narrow and Broad Market Screening on Service Adaptation, Profitability, and Spin-off Knowledge (2003)
- Choice of Foreign Market Entry Mode in Service Firms (2002)
- The Effect of Narrow and Broad Market Screening on Product Adaptation and Spin-off Knowledge (2002)
- Investigating Relationship Learning: Methodological Consequences (2001)
- Investigating Inter-Organizational Learning: Methodological Consequences (2000)
- Measurement Issues across Inter-Firm Relationships: Measuring Phenomena at the Organizational versus Inter-Organizational Level (2000)
- Developing Relationship Learning (2000)
- Learning in Inter-Organizational Relationships (1999)
- Relationship Learning (1999)