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Marion E. Hambrick
Marion E. Hambrick
Associate Professor, University of Louisville
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Understanding professional athletes’ use of Twitter: A content analysis of athlete tweets
ME Hambrick, JM Simmons, GP Greenhalgh, TC Greenwell
International Journal of Sport Communication 3 (4), 454-471, 2010
6662010
Six degrees of information: Using social network analysis to explore the spread of information within sport social networks
ME Hambrick
International Journal of Sport Communication 5 (1), 16-34, 2012
1902012
From yellow to blue: Exploring Lance Armstrong’s image repair strategies across traditional and social media
ME Hambrick, EL Frederick, J Sanderson
Communication & Sport 3 (2), 196-218, 2015
1702015
Pin it: Exploring how professional sports organizations use Pinterest as a communications and relationship-marketing tool
ME Hambrick, SJ Kang
Communication & Sport 3 (4), 434-457, 2015
1612015
'It's incredible–trust me': exploring the role of celebrity athletes as marketers in online social networks
ME Hambrick, TQ Mahoney
International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing 10 (3-4), 161-179, 2011
1582011
Covering the scandal in 140 characters: A case study of Twitter’s role in coverage of the Penn State saga
J Sanderson, ME Hambrick
International Journal of Sport Communication 5 (3), 384-402, 2012
1512012
Twitter as a communication tool for nonprofits: A study of sport-for-development organizations
PG Svensson, TQ Mahoney, ME Hambrick
Nonprofit and voluntary sector quarterly 44 (6), 1086-1106, 2015
1402015
“Pick and choose our battles”–Understanding organizational capacity in a sport for development and peace organization
PG Svensson, ME Hambrick
Sport management review 19 (2), 120-132, 2016
1302016
The role of leadership support for health promotion in employee wellness program participation, perceived job stress, and health behaviors
J Hoert, AM Herd, M Hambrick
American Journal of Health Promotion 32 (4), 1054-1061, 2018
1282018
Exploring how external stakeholders shape social innovation in sport for development and peace
PG Svensson, ME Hambrick
Sport management review 22 (4), 540-552, 2019
1102019
Spectator support: Examining the attributes that differentiate niche from mainstream sport
GP Greenhalgh, JM Simmons, ME Hambrick, TC Greenwell
Sport Marketing Quarterly 20 (1), 41, 2011
832011
A mixed-method approach to exploring the motives of sport-related mobile applications among college students
SJ Kang, JP Ha, ME Hambrick
Journal of Sport Management 29 (3), 272-290, 2015
802015
What does innovation mean to nonprofit practitioners? International insights from development and peace-building nonprofits
PG Svensson, TQ Mahoney, ME Hambrick
Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly 49 (2), 380-398, 2020
662020
An experimental examination of activist type and effort on brand image and purchase intentions
SH Schmidt, MB Shreffler, ME Hambrick, BS Gordon
Fitness Information Technology, 2018
662018
Sport communication research: A social network analysis
ME Hambrick
Sport Management Review 20 (2), 170-183, 2017
632017
Using social network analysis to investigate interorganizational relationships and capacity building within a sport for development coalition
ME Hambrick, PG Svensson, S Kang
Sport Management Review 22 (5), 708-723, 2019
562019
Gainline Africa: A case study of sport-for-development organizations and the role of organizational relationship building via social media
ME Hambrick, PG Svensson
International Journal of Sport Communication 8 (2), 233-254, 2015
512015
An inquiry into the perceptions of leisure-work-family conflict among female Ironman participants
ME Hambrick, JM Simmons, TQ Mahoney
International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing 13 (3-4), 173-199, 2013
482013
Social Sochi: Using social network analysis to investigate electronic word-of-mouth transmitted through social media communities
ME Hambrick, A Pegoraro
International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing 15 (3-4), 120-140, 2014
462014
Leisure, work, and family: How IronMEN balance the demands of three resource-intensive roles
JM Simmons, TQ Mahoney, ME Hambrick
Leisure Sciences 38 (3), 232-248, 2016
412016
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