McCullough, Brian P.
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Brian P. McCullough researcher ORCID ID = 0000-0002-9085-7926
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Works
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| An Analysis of the Factors and Marketing Techniques Affecting Attendance at NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Games |
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| Angelenos’ Environmental Attitudes and Behaviors in Advance of LA 2028 |
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| artikull shkencor i botuar në vitin 2022 |
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| Assessing key performance indicators of corporate social responsibility initiatives in sport |
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| Bracketing sustainability: Carbon footprinting March Madness to rethink sustainable tourism approaches and measurements |
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| A Conceptual Model to Understand the Impetus to Engage in and the Expected Organizational Outcomes of Green Initiatives |
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| Crossing Boundaries |
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| Differential Effects of Internal and External Constraints on Sustainability Intentions: A Hierarchical Regression Analysis of Running Event Participants by Market Segment |
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| Distance decay and public transportation usage among select professional Seattle sport fans |
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| Does pro-environmental attitude predicts pro-environmental behavior? Comparing sustainability connection in emotional and cognitive environments among football fans and university students |
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| Equity-based sustainability and ecocentric management: Creating more ecologically just sport organization practices |
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| Examining Sport Fans and the Endangered Species Who Represent Their Affiliated Team Mascots |
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| Formation and Function of a Collegiate Athletics Sustainability Committee |
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| The green waves of environmental sustainability in sport |
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| How the Internet happened : from Netscape to the iPhone |
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| Identifying the influences on sport spectator recycling behaviours using the theory of planned behaviour |
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| The Influence of Applicant Sexual Orientation, Applicant Gender, and Rater Gender on Ascribed Attributions and Hiring Recommendations of Personal Trainers |
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| Is Going Green Worth It? Assessing Fan Engagement and Perceptions of Athletic Department Environmental Efforts |
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| Leveraging sport as a venue and vehicle for transformative sustainability learning |
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| Making Our Footprint: Constraints in the Legitimization of Sport Ecology in Practice and the Academy |
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| Marketing sustainability through sport: testing the sport sustainability campaign evaluation model |
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| Measuring Externalities: The Imperative Next Step to Sustainability Assessment in Sport |
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| Physical activity and climate change attitudes |
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| Pollution, Health, and the Moderating Role of Physical Activity Opportunities |
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| A pragmatic perspective on the future of sustainability in sport |
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| Recycling intentions among youth baseball spectators |
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| The Routledge handbook of sport and sustainable development |
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| Shared Responsibility and Issues of Injustice and Harm within Sport |
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| Sport and the environment |
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| Sport Ecology: Conceptualizing an Emerging Subdiscipline Within Sport Management |
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| Stimulating the adoption of green practices by professional football organisations: a focus on stakeholders’ pressures and expected benefits |
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| Transformative marketing: health and well-being of Special Olympic athletes |
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| Understanding spectator sustainable transportation intentions in international sport tourism events |
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