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in shopping malls. Env. & Beh. 38(4): 394-405.
BITGOOD (S.), DAVEY (G.), HUANG (X.) & FUNG (H.), 2012: Pedestrian choice behavior at shopping mall
interesections in China and the United States. Env. & Beh. 44(4)
BORGERS (A.) & TIMMERMANS (H.), 1986a: A model of pedestrian route choice and demand for retail facilities
within inner-city shopping areas. Geogr. Analysis 18: 115-28.
BORGERS (A.) & TIMMERMANS (H.), 1986b: City centre entry points, store location patterns and pedestrian route
choice behavior: a microlevel simulation model. Socio-Econ. Planning Sc. 20: 25-31.
CRAWFORD (M.), 1992: The world in a shopping mall. In: SORKIN (M.) (ed.): Variations on a theme park: the new
American city and the end of public space. New York, Hill & Wang: 3-30.
LARSON (J.S.), BRADLOW (E.T.) & FADER (P.S.), 2005: An exploratory look at supermarket shopping paths. Int’l
J. Res. Mktg 22(4): 395-414.
PRICE (J.), 1996: Looking for nature at the mall: a field guide to The Nature Company. In: CRONON (W.) (ed.):
Uncommon ground: rethinking the human place in nature. New York, W.W. Norton: 186-203.
SPILKOVÁ (J.) & HOCHEL (M.), 2009: Toward the economy of pedestrian movement in Czech and Slovak shoppin,g
malls. Env. & Beh. 41(3): 443-55.
UNDERHILL (P.), 2008: Why we buy. The science of shopping. Updated & revised edn. New York, Simon &
Schuster. 320 pp.
WEBB (R.C.), 1994: The relevance of the consumer research literature to the visitor studies field: the case of
involvement. Visitor Studies 4: 7-19.
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WEBB (R.C.), 1997: Comparing high-involved and low-involved visitors: a review of te consumer behavior literature.
In: WELLS (M.) & LOOMIS (R.) (eds.), 1997: Visitor Studies: Theory, research and practice. Vol. 9. Selected papers,
1996 Visitor Studies Conf.. Jacksonville, VSA: 276-87.
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BACKGROUND & FURTHER READING: STAFF, CONSULTANTS AND OUTSOURCING
BORUN (M.), MARINO (M.), MACNAMARA (P.) & DOERING (Z.H.), 1993: The in-house evaluator: opportunities
and challenges. In: THOMPSON (D.), BITGOOD (S.) et al: Visitor Studies: Theory, research, and practice. Vol. 6.
Jacksonville, Jacksonville State Univ. Ctr for Social Design: 246-55.
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COMPANIA MEDIA (ed.), 2000: Handbuch Museumsberatung. Akteure – Kompetenzen – Leistungen. [Handbook of
museum consultancy. Actors – competences – perfomances.] Bielefeld,
GRANT (L.), 2008: Evaluating evaluation: the relationship. ECSITE Conf. 2008, Budapest.
www.ecsite-conference.eu/content/user/File/GrantN4ac08.pps
HOOD (M.G.), 1986: Questions to ask when employing a survey research organization. Visitor Behav. 1(3): 12.
HOOD (M.G.), 1987: Preparing volunteers to assist in audience studies. Visitor Behav. 2(3): 7-8.
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HOOD (M.G.), 1989: The use, misuse, and abuse of consultants. I: The view of an audience researcher. In: BITGOOD
(S.), BENEFIELD (A.) & PATTERSON (D.) (eds.), 1989: Visitor studies: Theory, research, and practice. Vol. 2.
Jacksonville, Jacksonville State Univ. Ctr for Social Design. 32-40. Abstract: www.visitorstudiesarchives.org
O’BRIEN (J.), 1995: Good practice in commissioning research. London, The Arts Council of England Policy &
Research Planning Dept.
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