T C Melewar is Professor of Marketing and Strategy with the Department of Marketing, Branding and Tourism at the Business School, Middlesex University London, UK.Charles Dennis is Professor of Consumer Behaviour with the Department of Marketing, Branding and Tourism at the Business School, Middlesex University London, UK.Pantea Foroudi is a Senior Lecturer in Branding with the Department of Marketing, Branding and Tourism at the Business School, Middlesex University London, UK.

• Part I: Introduction 1.Introduction: Building Corporate Identity, Image and Reputation in the Digital Era Part II: Building a Corporate Brand Identity 2.Corporate identity: Definition and Component 3.Managing Marketing Competencies: A framework for understanding antecedents of marketing capability and its relation to company’s core competencies 4.Reputation: Configuring the Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Paths to Architecture in a Retail Setting 5.Conceptualising Sensory Brand Experience: Using Review of Knowledge Fields and Bibliometric Data to Identify Potential Future Research Direction 6.Corporate brand identity: Virtual space 7.Aesthetic heritage and corporate branding: Luxury heritage brands between tradition and modernity Part III: Building a Corporate Brand Image 8.Corporate Multi-Channel Branding: Platforms for #CorporateBranding 9.Value co-creation behaviour: Antecedents and Consequences 10.An assessment of Customer Experience Concept: Looking Back to Move Forward 11.Employees occupational identity 12.Behavioral intentions in the UK fashion industry: The impact of perceived fashion innovativeness on fashion brand image with the moderating role of social media marketing and lovemark 13.Corporate brand image: Technology and innovation in e-tailing Part IV: Building a Corporate Brand Reputation 14.Take a New Turn: Relationships between corporate identity management and corporate reputation in a hospitality context 15.Islamic Brand Love 16.Societal corporate branding and political discourse: where brand ethics meets with consumers’ clicktivism 17.Brand Knowledge, Brand Community and Brand Engagement 18.Building and Sustaining Personal Brand: Examining the Effectiveness of Personal Branding in the Context of Education 19.How the digital environment and its user experience effects the customer’s perception of luxury brands and co-creation of Brand Value 20.Celebrity endorsement, theories, models, existing literature and corporate identity, image and reputation

"This proposed edited collection will offer a timely updating of the theory and practice of corporate identity, image and reputation to reflect the realities of the contemporary digital era, acknowledging the increasing variety of technology-mediated means by which consumers engage with brands. The breadth of the range of proposed contributions to this volume indicate that it will provide a comprehensive overview of this vitally important aspect of marketing practice".-Professor Gary Warnaby, Marketing Retail & Tourism / Institute of Place Management"This excellent book edited by professors Melewar, Dennis and Foroudi is a welcome addition to the corporate branding literature. It provides both academic rigor through systematic analyses and syntheses of literature on a wide range of topics within the area, and practical relevance through in-depth cases that help students and practitioners to apply the concepts in real life." -Guido Berens, Editor in Chief – Corporate Reputation Review

T C Melewar is Professor of Marketing and Strategy with the Department of Marketing, Branding and Tourism at the Business School, Middlesex University London, UK.Charles Dennis is Professor of Consumer Behaviour with the Department of Marketing, Branding and Tourism at the Business School, Middlesex University London, UK.Pantea Foroudi is a Senior Lecturer in Branding with the Department of Marketing, Branding and Tourism at the Business School, Middlesex University London, UK.

• Part I: Introduction 1.Introduction: Building Corporate Identity, Image and Reputation in the Digital Era Part II: Building a Corporate Brand Identity 2.Corporate identity: Definition and Component 3.Managing Marketing Competencies: A framework for understanding antecedents of marketing capability and its relation to company’s core competencies 4.Reputation: Configuring the Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Paths to Architecture in a Retail Setting 5.Conceptualising Sensory Brand Experience: Using Review of Knowledge Fields and Bibliometric Data to Identify Potential Future Research Direction 6.Corporate brand identity: Virtual space 7.Aesthetic heritage and corporate branding: Luxury heritage brands between tradition and modernity Part III: Building a Corporate Brand Image 8.Corporate Multi-Channel Branding: Platforms for #CorporateBranding 9.Value co-creation behaviour: Antecedents and Consequences 10.An assessment of Customer Experience Concept: Looking Back to Move Forward 11.Employees occupational identity 12.Behavioral intentions in the UK fashion industry: The impact of perceived fashion innovativeness on fashion brand image with the moderating role of social media marketing and lovemark 13.Corporate brand image: Technology and innovation in e-tailing Part IV: Building a Corporate Brand Reputation 14.Take a New Turn: Relationships between corporate identity management and corporate reputation in a hospitality context 15.Islamic Brand Love 16.Societal corporate branding and political discourse: where brand ethics meets with consumers’ clicktivism 17.Brand Knowledge, Brand Community and Brand Engagement 18.Building and Sustaining Personal Brand: Examining the Effectiveness of Personal Branding in the Context of Education 19.How the digital environment and its user experience effects the customer’s perception of luxury brands and co-creation of Brand Value 20.Celebrity endorsement, theories, models, existing literature and corporate identity, image and reputation

"This proposed edited collection will offer a timely updating of the theory and practice of corporate identity, image and reputation to reflect the realities of the contemporary digital era, acknowledging the increasing variety of technology-mediated means by which consumers engage with brands. The breadth of the range of proposed contributions to this volume indicate that it will provide a comprehensive overview of this vitally important aspect of marketing practice".-Professor Gary Warnaby, Marketing Retail & Tourism / Institute of Place Management"This excellent book edited by professors Melewar, Dennis and Foroudi is a welcome addition to the corporate branding literature. It provides both academic rigor through systematic analyses and syntheses of literature on a wide range of topics within the area, and practical relevance through in-depth cases that help students and practitioners to apply the concepts in real life." -Guido Berens, Editor in Chief – Corporate Reputation Review

T C Melewar is Professor of Marketing and Strategy with the Department of Marketing, Branding and Tourism at the Business School, Middlesex University London, UK.Charles Dennis is Professor of Consumer Behaviour with the Department of Marketing, Branding and Tourism at the Business School, Middlesex University London, UK.Pantea Foroudi is a Senior Lecturer in Branding with the Department of Marketing, Branding and Tourism at the Business School, Middlesex University London, UK.

• Part I: Introduction 1.Introduction: Building Corporate Identity, Image and Reputation in the Digital Era Part II: Building a Corporate Brand Identity 2.Corporate identity: Definition and Component 3.Managing Marketing Competencies: A framework for understanding antecedents of marketing capability and its relation to company’s core competencies 4.Reputation: Configuring the Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Paths to Architecture in a Retail Setting 5.Conceptualising Sensory Brand Experience: Using Review of Knowledge Fields and Bibliometric Data to Identify Potential Future Research Direction 6.Corporate brand identity: Virtual space 7.Aesthetic heritage and corporate branding: Luxury heritage brands between tradition and modernity Part III: Building a Corporate Brand Image 8.Corporate Multi-Channel Branding: Platforms for #CorporateBranding 9.Value co-creation behaviour: Antecedents and Consequences 10.An assessment of Customer Experience Concept: Looking Back to Move Forward 11.Employees occupational identity 12.Behavioral intentions in the UK fashion industry: The impact of perceived fashion innovativeness on fashion brand image with the moderating role of social media marketing and lovemark 13.Corporate brand image: Technology and innovation in e-tailing Part IV: Building a Corporate Brand Reputation 14.Take a New Turn: Relationships between corporate identity management and corporate reputation in a hospitality context 15.Islamic Brand Love 16.Societal corporate branding and political discourse: where brand ethics meets with consumers’ clicktivism 17.Brand Knowledge, Brand Community and Brand Engagement 18.Building and Sustaining Personal Brand: Examining the Effectiveness of Personal Branding in the Context of Education 19.How the digital environment and its user experience effects the customer’s perception of luxury brands and co-creation of Brand Value 20.Celebrity endorsement, theories, models, existing literature and corporate identity, image and reputation

"This proposed edited collection will offer a timely updating of the theory and practice of corporate identity, image and reputation to reflect the realities of the contemporary digital era, acknowledging the increasing variety of technology-mediated means by which consumers engage with brands. The breadth of the range of proposed contributions to this volume indicate that it will provide a comprehensive overview of this vitally important aspect of marketing practice".-Professor Gary Warnaby, Marketing Retail & Tourism / Institute of Place Management"This excellent book edited by professors Melewar, Dennis and Foroudi is a welcome addition to the corporate branding literature. It provides both academic rigor through systematic analyses and syntheses of literature on a wide range of topics within the area, and practical relevance through in-depth cases that help students and practitioners to apply the concepts in real life." -Guido Berens, Editor in Chief – Corporate Reputation Review