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Product recall research with direct managerial relevance

The platform is grounded in a focused research program spanning recall readiness, crisis response, consumer participation, remedy design, satisfaction, reputation, and firm performance.

Product Recall Management

Cover of Product Recall Management: Preparation, Execution and Recovery2025 EU Product Safety Gold Award, European Commission
BOOK · SPRINGER · SCIENCE MEETS PRACTICE

Product Recall Management: Preparation, Execution and Recovery

Sascha Raithel, Setareh Heidari, Jan von Schlieben-Troschke.

A research-based guide to the complete recall-management cycle, including readiness, stakeholder coordination, execution, communication, recovery, industry differences, spillover effects, case studies, checklists, and practical guidance.

2025 EU Product Safety Gold AwardResearchers category · European Commission

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Academic research platform

https://productrecallresearch.org/ advances research on product recall management, including recall effectiveness, consumer response, crisis communication, reputation, consequences of recalls, research projects, and publications.

Selected research articles

JOURNAL OF THE ACADEMY OF MARKETING SCIENCE · 2024

Product Recall Effectiveness and Consumers’ Participation in Corrective Actions

Sascha Raithel, Stefan J. Hock, Alexander Mafael. Research on remedy choice, incident likelihood, firm reputation, perceived benefits, self-efficacy, and consumer participation in corrective actions.

DOI: 10.1007/s11747-023-00967-x

STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT JOURNAL · 2021

The Crisis-Response Match: An Empirical Investigation

Sascha Raithel, Stefan J. Hock. Empirical evidence on how matching crisis responses to stakeholder responsibility attributions shapes reputation and investor reactions.

DOI: 10.1002/smj.3213

JOURNAL OF THE ACADEMY OF MARKETING SCIENCE · 2022

Managing Customer Satisfaction After a Product Recall: The Joint Role of Remedy, Brand Equity, and Severity

Alexander Mafael, Sascha Raithel, Stefan J. Hock. Research on how remedy choice, brand equity, and failure severity jointly influence post-recall customer satisfaction.

DOI: 10.1007/s11747-021-00802-1