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In a world where brands are no longer just selling but also taking a stand,
Navigating Brand Activism, written by leading thinkers of the marketing world, is your guide to the fascinating, messy, and at times, head-shaking world of brand activism.
List of contents
Chapter 1: Introduction: A Brand Activist's Tale of Shoes vs. Beverages, Chapter 2: Five Rings of Brand Activism, Chapter 3: AI-Powered Analysis: Pepsi and the States of America, Chapter 4: To Activate or Not to Activate, That is the Question, Chapter 5: A Brief History of Brand Activism, Chapter 6: Mis(c)Activism!, Chapter 7: Pull, Push, Doctrine, Manifesto, Chapter 8: Sheth-Uslay Brand Activism Alignment Matrix, Chapter 9: The Hierarchy of Needs and the S-Curve of Activism, Chapter 10: Lessons for Mainstream Brands, Chapter 11: Lessons for Niche Brands, Chapter 12: Lessons for Person(al) Brands, Chapter 13: The Augmented Activism Alignment Matrix, Chapter 14: Around the World in Eighty Cases, Chapter 15: Conclusion: A Doctrine for Brand Activism, Appendix: Cases of Brand Activism Scored
About the author
Jag Sheth, Charles H. Kellstadt Professor of Marketing at Goizueta Business School at Emory University, is a globally recognized marketing luminary. With over 350 publications, he is the recipient of all four top awards from the American Marketing Association (AMA), and the Padma Bhushan (2020), the highest civilian honor bestowed by the Government of India. He has also served as an advisor to numerous corporations and governments worldwide.
Can Uslay is Professor of Marketing and Director of the Center for Marketing Advantage, Advancement, and Action at Rutgers Business School. He is a recipient of the Chancellor's Award, WDI Global Case Writing Competition Award, Scudder Award, MAACBA Teaching Innovation Award, AMA EMSIG Hills Best Paper and Abdul Ali Promising Research Awards, and several Dean's awards for outstanding scholarship, teaching, and service.
