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Rajan Mahesh

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San Jose State University

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Lucas College and Graduate School of Business

Department Of Accounting And Finance

Lucas Graduate School Of Business

San Jose State University

Rajan Mahesh is currently serving as an Accounting And Finance Professor at San Jose State University.

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business marketing consumer behaviour digital marketing interactive marketing electronic commerce consumer research online customer behavior internet economics transportation engineering logistics logistics management international business financial studies business strategy transport economics transport logistics corporate strategy firm performance buying behaviors international education corporate diversification multiple measures internet shopping behavioral sciences cognitive science bias decision theory services marketing strategic management behavioral research decision science behavioral decision making operation management service management business research biotechnology advance global strategy individual decision making decision analysis experimental decision making rail transport transport sector financial structure financial management market segmentation pharmaceutical biotechnology data outsourcing strategic sourcing digital economy electronic marketplaces transportation research transportation policy international human resource management management education comparative management cross-cultural management student cultures student success mobile commerce shopping orientation segments monday-morning quarterback hindsight bias decision-making settings consumer logistics perspective restructuring activities longitudinal study biopharmaceutical industry orientation-defined segments consumer logistics framework understanding preferences japanese analogy hrm strategies

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Regional Contrasts in Student Satisfaction: The Case of International Students in the U.S.a. and Hungary. European Journal of Higher Education (2025)

student satisfactioninternational educationcultural diversityculturehigher educationeducationsocial stratificationintercultural studiesregional contrastsinternational studentsstudent culturesstudent success

The Emergence of Internet Shopping in Japan: Indentification of Shopping Orientation-Defined Segments. Developments in marketing science: proceedings of the Academy of Marketing Science (2014)

digital marketinginternet shoppingmarketingdigital economyelectronic marketplacesbuying behaviorsorientation-defined segmentsconsumer researchinteractive marketingbusinessonline customer behaviorinternet economicselectronic commerceconsumer behaviour

Understanding Preference for High-Speed Rail Service: A Consumer Logistics Perspective. Developments in marketing science: proceedings of the Academy of Marketing Science (2014)

transportation engineeringmarketingrail transportoperation managementtransport economicstransport logisticsservices marketinglogistics managementlogisticsservice managementconsumer researchtransport sectorconsumer logistics perspectivebusinessconsumer behaviour

Emergence of Online Shopping in India: Shopping Orientation Segments. International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management (2012)

digital marketingshopping orientation segmentsmarketinginteractive marketingbusinessonline customer behaviorelectronic commerceconsumer behaviour

The Emerging Indian Online Shopping Market: Qualitative Findings. (2008)

digital marketingmarketing researchmarketingbuying behaviorsonline customer behaviorconsumer researchinteractive marketingbusinessmarket researchemerging indian onlinemobile commerceinternet economicselectronic commerceconsumer behaviour

A Consumer Logistics Framework for Understanding Preferences for High-Speed Rail Transportation: The Japanese Analogy for the San Francisco-Los Angeles Corridor. (2007)

supply chain managementtransport geographytransportation engineeringmarketingtransport economicstransportation researchconsumer logistics frameworkunderstanding preferencestransport logisticslogistics managementlogisticstransportation policytravel researchconsumer researchbusinessjapanese analogymobilityconsumer behaviour

Internet Shopping in Japan: Identification of Shopping Orientation Segments. The Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice (2007)

digital marketingmarket segmentationmarketinginternet shoppinginteractive marketingbusinessonline customer behaviorinternet economicselectronic commerceconsumer behaviour

Outsourcing in Biopharmaceutical Industry: India's Value Propositions. San José State University ScholarWorks (San Jose State University) (2007)

international businesstechnology transferbiotechnology advancebiopharmaceutical industryglobal strategypharmaceutical biotechnologydata outsourcingstrategic sourcingbusiness

Tackling the Monday-Morning Quarterback: Applications of Hindsight Bias in Decision-Making Settings. Social Cognition (2007)

monday-morning quarterbackbehavioral researchindividual decision makinghindsight biasdecision-making settingsbehavioral sciencesdecision analysisdecision sciencebehavioral decision makingcognitive scienceexperimental decision makingbiasdecision theory

Hrm Strategies in Structurally Depressed Industries: The Japanese Approach. San José State University ScholarWorks (San Jose State University) (2006)

industrial organizationmanagementhuman resourceshuman resource managementbusinessinternational managementhrm strategiesinternational human resource management

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Rajan Mahesh

Professor

San Jose State University

Affiliations

Lucas College and Graduate School of Business

Department Of Accounting And Finance

Lucas Graduate School Of Business

San Jose State University

Rajan Mahesh is currently serving as an Accounting And Finance Professor at San Jose State University.

Honors

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San Jose State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Regional Contrasts in Student Satisfaction: The Case of International Students in the U.S.a. and Hungary. European Journal of Higher Education (2025)

The Emergence of Internet Shopping in Japan: Indentification of Shopping Orientation-Defined Segments. Developments in marketing science: proceedings of the Academy of Marketing Science (2014)

Understanding Preference for High-Speed Rail Service: A Consumer Logistics Perspective. Developments in marketing science: proceedings of the Academy of Marketing Science (2014)

Emergence of Online Shopping in India: Shopping Orientation Segments. International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management (2012)

digital marketingshopping orientation segmentsmarketinginteractive marketingbusinessonline customer behaviorelectronic commerceconsumer behaviour

The Emerging Indian Online Shopping Market: Qualitative Findings. (2008)

A Consumer Logistics Framework for Understanding Preferences for High-Speed Rail Transportation: The Japanese Analogy for the San Francisco-Los Angeles Corridor. (2007)

Internet Shopping in Japan: Identification of Shopping Orientation Segments. The Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice (2007)

digital marketingmarket segmentationmarketinginternet shoppinginteractive marketingbusinessonline customer behaviorinternet economicselectronic commerceconsumer behaviour

Outsourcing in Biopharmaceutical Industry: India's Value Propositions. San José State University ScholarWorks (San Jose State University) (2007)

international businesstechnology transferbiotechnology advancebiopharmaceutical industryglobal strategypharmaceutical biotechnologydata outsourcingstrategic sourcingbusiness

Tackling the Monday-Morning Quarterback: Applications of Hindsight Bias in Decision-Making Settings. Social Cognition (2007)

Hrm Strategies in Structurally Depressed Industries: The Japanese Approach. San José State University ScholarWorks (San Jose State University) (2006)

industrial organizationmanagementhuman resourceshuman resource managementbusinessinternational managementhrm strategiesinternational human resource management

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