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LIT-1138: The Social Identity Buffer: How Cognitive, Affective, and Evaluative Ties Sustain Fan Commitment and Loyalty Amidst Club Controversies

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Čater, T., Čater, B. & Ivašković, I. (2026). Sport Marketing Quarterly 35(3):263–282.

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A6 of the exchange of 2026-10-16: allegiance to a club held apart from judgment of its administration (CASE-104). A6: the hypothetical design limits what it shows about loyalty.

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