Books written by Michael Harker

  • The Lure of Literacy: A Critical Reception of the Compulsory Composition Debate

    To be fair, it should not come as a surprise that concerns about literacy remain implicit orientations for Russell's and Connors's studies. Neither author sets out to address this aspect of the “Great Debate” specifically.

  • Marketing: An Introduction

    Now updated with the last ideas in digital marketing such as big data, analytics and social marketing as well as up-to-date case studies from a range of consumer and industrial brands including Netflix, Aldi, Spotify, Phillips, Renault and ...

  • Marketing: An Introduction

    The second European edition of this classic text has been updated with the latest ideas in marketing and with numerous new European marketing examples and case studies.

  • The Lure of Literacy: A Critical Reception of the Compulsory Composition Debate

    For the 2008 campaign, Rick Nash's picture is prominently displayed on a promotional item meant to look like a book cover. He is dressed in a Columbus Blue Jacket uniform, holding a hockey stick and leaning against a goal.

  • Marketing Trends in Australasia: Essays and Case Studies

    The Crane Company Michael Harker Like mathematics , most students avoid industrial cases ' like the plague ' . But once you have explained the workings of an electric overhead travelling crane ( EOTC or pont roullant in French ...

  • Marketing An Introduction

    The third European edition of this classic text has been updated with the latest ideas in marketing and with numerous new European marketing examples and case studies.

  • Relationship Marketing: Paradigm and perspective

    With classic and contemporary writings from influential figures in the field, this work explores the theory and practice of relationship marketing.

  • Marketing: An Introduction, European Edition

    With an approachable style and variety of features and applications, this must-have guide will provide the tools you need to gain a broad insight into this ever-expanding field and think like a marketer.