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1. Review on the degradation of GaN-based lateral power transistors

Author

De Santi, C., primary, Buffolo, M., additional, Rossetto, I., additional, Bordignon, T., additional, Brusaterra, E., additional, Caria, A., additional, Chiocchetta, F., additional, Favero, D., additional, Fregolent, M., additional, Masin, F., additional, Modolo, N., additional, Nardo, A., additional, Piva, F., additional, Rampazzo, F., additional, Sharma, C., additional, Trivellin, N., additional, Zhan, G., additional, Meneghini, M., additional, Zanoni, E., additional, and Meneghesso, G., additional

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2021
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2. Autophagy in intracellular bacterial infection

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Hu, Wei, primary, Chan, Hung, additional, Lu, Lan, additional, Wong, Kam Tak, additional, Wong, Sunny H., additional, Li, Ming X., additional, Xiao, Zhan G., additional, Cho, Chi H., additional, Gin, Tony, additional, Chan, Matthew T.V., additional, Wu, William K.K., additional, and Zhang, Lin, additional

Published
2020
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4. E-tailing—For all products?

Author

Zhan G. Li and Nurit Gery

Subjects
Marketing, Business, Business and International Management, Pulp and paper industry, E tailing
Published
2000

5. Global Sourcing, Multiple Country-of-Origin Facets, and Consumer Reactions

Author

Zhan G. Li, Don Scott, and L. William Murray

Subjects
Marketing, Related factors, Quality dimensions, Technology transfer, Production (economics), Context (language use), Business, Product (category theory), Consumer behaviour, Country of origin
Abstract

Research on global sourcing has been dominated by issues related to production, management, finance, accounting, operations, and technology transfer. It has seldom examined how global sourcing decisions affect consumer behavior. Through an experimental design, this study investigated how global sourcing locations and related factors influence consumers' product evaluations in various quality dimensions. Our findings have interesting implications for global sourcing decisions and shed light on consumer behavior in the context of global sourcing and multiple country-of-origin facets (e.g., country-of-design, country-of-assembly, country-of-corporation).

Published
2000

6. Marketing agricultural products to China

Author

Zhan G. Li and Diana E. Eadington

Subjects
Marketing, Agricultural marketing, Business, Business and International Management, China, Agricultural economics
Published
1999

7. Effects of Manufacturers’ Strategies on Channel Relationships

Author

Zhan G. Li and Rajiv P. Dant

Subjects
Marketing, Photocopier, business.industry, Nonmarket forces, Distribution (economics), Competitive advantage, law.invention, law, Organizational structure, Business, Relationship marketing, Communication channel, Differential impact
Abstract

In this era of relationship marketing, more and more corporations are entering into nonmarket interfirm partnerships to avail themselves of competitive advantages in the marketplace. Consequently, the question of how certain organizational strategies enhance or impede the success of these partnerships becomes an increasingly important phenomenon to examine. Previous studies have investigated the effects of firm strategies on intraorganizational characteristics and outcomes such as organizational structure, processes, and performance. However, the potential impact of these strategies on interorganizational relationships has not been examined. We study this issue using empirical data obtained from the distribution channels of the photocopier industry. Results indicate that manufacturers’ strategies, indeed, exert a differential impact on the nature of emergent channel relationships.

Published
1999

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