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Austrian, Z., & Rosentraub M. (2002).  Cities, Sport and Economic Change: A Retrospective Analysis. Journal of Urban Affairs. 24(5), 549 - 563.
Austrian, Z., & Rosentraub M. (2003).  Urban tourism and financing professional sports facilities. Financing economic development in the 21st century. 211 - 211.
Aslam, M. N., Kreider J. M., Paruchuri T., Bhagavathula N., DaSilva M., Zernicke R. F., et al. (2010).  A mineral-rich extract from the red marine algae Lithothamnion calcareum preserves bone structure and function in female mice on a Western-style diet. Calcified Tissue International. 86(4), 313 - 324. Abstract
Armstrong, K. L., & Strata T. P. (2004).  Market analyses of race and sport consumption. Sport Marketing Quarterly. 13(1), 
Armstrong, K. L. (2000).  African-American students’ responses to race as a source cue in persuasive sport communications. Journal of Sport Management. 14(3), 
Armstrong, K. L. (2011).  Lifting the Veils and Illuminating the Shadows”: Furthering the Explorations of Race and Ethnicity in Sport Management. Journal of Sport Management. 25(2), 
Armstrong, K. L. (1999).  Marketing sport in South Africa: Sociocultural considerations. Journal of the International Council for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, Sport, and Dance. 35(4), 
Armstrong, K. L. (2002).  Race and Sport Consumption Motivations: A Preliminary Investigation of a Black Consumers' Sport Motivation Scale. Journal of Sport Behavior. 25,
Armstrong, K. L. (2000).  Sport marketing education (in Trinidad and Tobago). Sport and Physical Education Journal Magazine. 1(1), 
Armstrong, K. L. (2001).  Creating multicultural sport spectating experiences: Marketing the sociology of sport consumption. International Journal of Sport Management. 2(3), 
Armstrong, K. L. (2007).  Self, Situations, and Sport Consumption: An Exploratory Study of Symbolic Interactionism. Journal of Sport Behavior. 30(2), 
Armstrong, K. L. (2003).  An exploratory examination of Black consumers’ motivations to attend an Ohio HBCU football classic. Future Focus.
Armstrong, K. L. (2005).  Black Students’ Responses to Afrocentric Communication Stimuli. Journal of Black Psychology. 31(1), 
Armstrong, K. L. (2002).  An examination of the social psychology of Blacks’ consumption of sport. Journal of Sport Management. 16(4), 
Armstrong, K. L. (2007).  Blacks’ consumption of sport: Race matters!. In D. Brooks& R. Althouse (Eds.) Diversity and social justice in college sports: Sport management and the student athlete. 357-378.
Armstrong, K. L. (1998).  Ten strategies to employ when marketing sport to Black consumers. Sport Marketing Quarterly. 7(3), 
Armstrong, K. L. (1999).  Nike's Communication with Black Audiences: A Sociological Analysis of Advertising Effectiveness via Symbolic Interactionism. Journal of Sport & Social Issues. 23(3), 266 - 286.
Armstrong, K. L. (2001).  Black women’s participation in sport and fitness: Implications for sport marketing. Sport Marketing Quarterly. 10(1), 
Armstrong, K. L., O’Bryant C., & Costa C. (2002).  An assessment of factors that influence students’ enrollment in and their evaluation of sport, fitness, and health courses: Contributions of marketing to physical education. The Physical Educator. 59(3), 
Armstrong, K. L. (2007).  The Nature of Black Women’s Leadership in Community Recreation Sport: An Illustration of Black Feminist Thought. Women in Sport & Physical Activity Journal. 16(1), 
Armstrong, K. L., & O’Bryant C. (2007).  Women of Color in sport leadership. In M. Hums, G. Bower, & H. Grappendorf’s (Eds.) Women as leaders in sport: Impact and influence. 269-298.
Armstrong, K. L. (1999).  A quest for a market: A profile of the consumers of a professional women’s basketball team and the marketing implications. Women in Sport and Physical Activity Journal. 8(2), 
Armstrong, K. L. (2001).  Black consumers’ spending and Historically Black College sport events: The marketing implications. Sport Marketing Quarterly. 10(2), 
Armstrong, K. L. (2001).  Self-image product image congruency among male and female minor league hockey spectators: Implications of women’s consumption of professional men’s sports. Women in Sport and Physical Activity Journal. 10(2), 
Armstrong, K. L. (2008).  Consumers of Color and the Culture of Sport Attendance. Sport Marketing Quarterly. 17(4), 

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