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The retailing book principles and applications 1st Edition by Paul Freathy ISBN 0273655485 9780273655480

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Publisher: FT Press; Financial Times Prentice Hall
File Extension: PDF
File size: 6.18 MB
Author: Freathy, Paul(Contributor)
ISBN: 9780273655480, 0273655485
Language: English
Year: 2003

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ISBN 10: 0273655485 
ISBN 13: 9780273655480
Author: Paul Freathy

The Retailing Book is the definitive guide to retailing and retail management, providing a comprehensive strategic and operational approach to the subject. Drawing upon the knowledge and experience of leading retail academics and practioners, this text offers an overview of the main strategic functions within retailing and illustrates their operations through a series of "real-life" case studies. Essential for those studying retailing, retail management and retail marketing at undergraduate level, The Retailing Book offers broader coverage of the subject than any other retail texts.

The retailing book principles and applications 1st Table of contents:

Part 1: The Retail Context

  1. Introduction

  2. Culture and Retail Consumers

  3. Retail Locations and Outlets

  4. Shopkeepers and Retail Managers

  5. Product Sourcing and Distribution

  6. Business Relationships

  7. Merchandising and Selling

  8. The State of the Retail World

  9. Future Retailing

  10. Summary

  11. Retail Internationalisation in Theory: Patterns and Process

  12. Retail Internationalisation in Practice: Four Case Studies

  13. Summary

  14. Discussion Questions

  15. Influences on the Development of European Airports

  16. The Creation of a Single European Market

  17. Strategic Responses to Abolition

  18. Summary

  19. Discussion Questions

Part 2: Strategic Planning in Retailing

  1. Introduction

  2. Strategic Decision Making in Practice

  3. A Model for Strategic Management

  4. Summary

  5. From Famine at Rhodes to Modern Retailing

  6. Ethics in Modern Retailing

  7. A Stakeholder Model

  8. Defining “Ethical Retailing”

  9. A Hypothetical Case Study

  10. Discussion Questions

  11. Old Friends

  12. Raising Equity Capital

  13. Growing the Business

  14. Debt Finance

  15. Discussion Questions

Part 3: Retail Development

  1. Introduction

  2. The Retail Development Process

  3. Land Use Planning

  4. Types of Retail Development

  5. The Development Process in Relation to Retailer Requirements

  6. Summary

  7. The New Liberalism

  8. Post-Liberalism

  9. The Popularity and Impact of Larger Centres

  10. The Proposal

  11. The Task

  12. Achmore: Town and Environment

  13. Leadership within the Town Centre

  14. Achmore TCM Scheme: The First Three Years

  15. TCM Marketing

  16. Discussion Questions

Part 4: Retail Marketing

  1. Introduction

  2. Customers, Objectives, and Exchanges

  3. What Is Marketing?

  4. Marketing: Concept to Practice

  5. Exchange and Value

  6. Business–Customer Exchange Process

  7. Summary

  8. Current Business

  9. Potential Business Acquisition

  10. Factors Influencing Acquisition

  11. Discussion Questions

  12. Supply Chain Management and Customer Responsiveness

  13. An Enviable Dilemma

  14. Uniqlo: Areas for Expansion

  15. Discussion Questions

Part 5: Human Resource Management

  1. Introduction

  2. Gender Distribution

  3. Age Distribution

  4. Ethnic Minority Employment

  5. Labour Market Composition

  6. Employment Change in Retailing

  7. Prospects for Retail Employment

  8. Summary

  9. Ashley’s Labour Turnover

  10. Research at Ashley’s

  11. Analysis of Results

  12. Discussion Questions

  13. The Boomerang Principle

  14. Summary

  15. Task

Part 6: Buying and Merchandising

  1. Introduction

  2. Managing Product Life Cycles

  3. Buying and Merchandising Function

  4. Merchandise Management Process

  5. Sourcing and Supplier Relationships

  6. Product Selection and Development

  7. Supplier Analysis

  8. Summary

  9. The History of Next

  10. Next Directory

  11. The Product Cycle

  12. Summary

  13. Discussion Questions

  14. The UK Grocery Consumer

  15. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Sector

  16. Supply Chain from Farm to Retailer

  17. Relationships in the Supply Chain

  18. Discussion Questions

Part 7: Retail Logistics

  1. Introduction

  2. The Logistics Task

  3. Retail Logistics Transformation

  4. New Approaches in Retail Logistics

  5. Future Issues for Retail Logistics

  6. Summary

  7. The Grocery Sector

  8. E-fulfilment in the Grocery Sector

  9. Outsourcing of Home Delivery Operations

  10. Summary

  11. Discussion Questions

  12. The Swedish Food Industry

  13. Removing Protectionism

  14. Building Relationships in the New Environment

  15. ICA Involvement in AMS

  16. Discussion Questions

Part 8: Retail Futures

  1. Problems of Prediction

  2. Influence of the External Environment

  3. Vision of the Future

  4. Theories of Retail Change

  5. The Future

  6. Future Scenarios

  7. Summary

  8. The Challenge

  9. The Scale and Nature of E-Commerce

  10. Evidence from Practitioners

  11. Prospects for Retail Delivery

  12. Hamilton’s Positioning

  13. Discussion Questions

  14. Towards a Cashless Society

  15. Cash and Card Systems

  16. Retailers’ Responses

  17. The Smart Card

  18. Discussion Questions

  19. Answers to Self-Assessment Questions

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