Month: January 2016

  Proposed Solutions to the Brand Protection Challenges and Counterfeiting Risks Faced by Small and Medium Enterprises (SME’s) Click here to read the full article Jay Kennedy, 2016   Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are vulnerable to the same counterfeiting threats faced by larger businesses, yet, the unique brand protection challenges they face have not […]

  Product Counterfeiting Legislation in the United States: A Review of Characteristics, Remedies, and Penalties Click here to read the full article Jeremy Wilson, Brandon Sullivan, Travis Johnson, Roy Fenoff and Kari Kammel, 2016   Product counterfeiting crimes have detrimental effects on consumers, brand owners, public health, the economy, and even national security. Over time, […]

  Investigating Consumer Demand for Counterfeit Goods: Examining the Ability of Social Learning and Low Self-Control to Explain Volitional Purchase of Non-deceptive Counterfeit Products in an Eastern European College Sample Click here to read the full publication Zoltan-Levente Fejes, 2016   Product counterfeiting is an interdisciplinary phenomenon that has relatively recently emerged as a field […]

  Organizing for Brand Protection and Responding to Product Counterfeit Risk: An Analysis of Global Firms Read the Full Article Jeremy Wilson, Clifford Grammich and Fiona Chan, 2016   Product counterfeiting represents a large, growing risk to many global firms, albeit one whose dimensions are not easily measured. While firms increasingly recognize the need to […]

  The 2015 A-CAPP Center Brand Protection Strategy Summit: Learning From Partnerships Clifford Grammich and Jeremy Wilson, 2016   Applying Academic Research Against Product Counterfeiting Though firms have battled product counterfeiting for years, they continue to encounter many of the same questions. “Why does counterfeiting keep coming back?” asked a vice president of anti-counterfeiting operations. […]