Song Jing
Associate Professor
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Supervisor of Master's Candidates
- Master Tutor
- Education Level:PhD graduate
- Degree:Doctor of management
- Professional Title:Associate Professor
- Alma Mater:北京大学（Peking University）
- Supervisor of Master's Candidates
- School/Department:经济管理学院
- Discipline:The Enterprise Management
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- Research
Research Field
Innovation performance
Firm internationalization
Marketing strategy
Business-to-business marketing
Middle class consumers in emerging markets
Paper Publications
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- Global Account Management: Knowledge Resources and Capabilities for Relationship Management,Linda Hui Shi,Kristen Martina Brandl,Jing Song,Shaoming Zou.International Business Review
- Affective contagion effects in cross-cultural mobile marketing: Evaluative conditioning experiments with foreign users,Joaquin Estrader,Jing Song,Xinrui Li.Journal of Global Marketing,2024,37(2):79-98
- You Reap What You Sow: How Customer Perceptions of Justice and Support Enhance Customer Citizenship Behaviors,Ahmed Hassaan Mohammed Ali,Jing Song.International Journal of Management, Economics and Social Sciences,2023,12(3):249-278
- The Impact of Customer Perceived Justice on Target-based Customer Citizenship Behaviors: The Mediating Effects of Customer Trust and Affective Commitment,Ahmed Hassaan Mohammed Ali,Jing Song[J].Review of Marketing Science,2023,21(1):295–326
- The Impact of Perceived Procedural Justice on Dimensions of Customer Citizenship Behaviors: The Mediating Effects of Customer Perceived Support,Ahmed Hassaan Mohammed Ali,Jing Song.Organizations and Markets in Emerging Economies
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Research Projects
- The Impact of Digital transformation of Sichuan Enterprises on Firm-level ESG Performance: Against the Backdrop of “Chinese Modernization”
- Research on the Mechanisms of Digital Transformation Empowering Innovation Ambidexterity of Sichuan Enterprises
- From Expanding Middle Class to Expanding Consumption－A Study on the Measurement, Social Structure and Consumption of the Emerging Middle Class in China during the Transitional Period
- Entrepreneurship and Nontraditional Corporate Internationalization