Author: Fiona Chan

Assessing the Developing Knowledge-Base of Product Counterfeiting: A Content Analysis of Four Decades of Research

Brandon Sullivan, Fiona Chan, Jeremy Wilson and Roy Fenoff 2017 Considering the steady and rapid growth of product counterfeiting and the damage it causes to society, it is important for criminology and criminal justice scholars to assist criminal justice officials, industry practitioners, and law makers in understanding the product counterfeiting problem and developing strategies to …

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Organizing for Brand Protection and Responding to Product Counterfeit Risk: An Analysis of Global Firms

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 address the threat of counterfeiting, there has been little research, typically highly specific case studies, on how they do so. To …

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