Bradley Baker

Assistant Professor

Temple University
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Dr. Bradley Baker is an Assistant Professor at Temple University in the United States. His research focuses on various aspects of sports management and consumer behavior, particularly in the context of esports, athlete branding, and environmental engagement in tourism. Recent publications include studies on the influence of geographic location on online fan communities and innovative service mechanisms in sports clubs.

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Malte Elson

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Jason Doyle

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Lincoln Colling

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Mikihiro Sato

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Thilo Kunkel

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Deborah Apthorp

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Daniel Funk

Temple University

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Sandra J Geiger

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Dietrich Samuel Schwarzkopf

University of Auckland

NEW ZEALAND
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Rui Biscaia

University of Bath

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