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Organisation profile
The Department of Marketing is committed to supporting and engaging in excellent research which can generate real benefits for business, the education and learning experiences of our students and, society more broadly. The department is proud to be home to a vibrant, lively community of researchers who work collaboratively within and across our key areas of research:
Business Markets & Networks. Themes being explored include co-creation, co-innovation and the use of networks in enhancing intra and inter-organisational cooperation and collaboration; the consequences of recognizing markets and networks within industrial contexts and implications for managing relationships with diverse stakeholder groups and marketing partners.
Consumer Culture and Theory. Our consumer researchers are interested in consumer culture and consumption within contemporary society and are involved in investigating: nostalgia as an influence on consumption in the 21st century; the impact of poverty on consumption and the implications of consumer disadvantage for wellbeing and social exclusion; the importance of religion as an influence on consumption and, the impact which consumers as tribes and anti-marketing values can have for consumer engagement.
Marketing Management. Topics researched include opportunities for marketing created by on-line environments; co-creation and the process of new product development and innovation management within engaged consumer communities and, the value and benefits of employee commitment for marketing effectiveness and organisational competitiveness.
International Marketing. Researchers working within this topic are active in developing understanding and knowledge relating to intercultural marketing and cross-cultural consumer behaviours; managing relationships with international partners and using and developing networks tom secure an international market; the internationalization process including foreign direct investment and alternative entre mode.
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Profiles
Matthew Alexander, PhD, MPhil, BA(hons), Pg(Dip), Pg(Cert), FHEA, MIH
- Marketing - Reader
Person: Academic
Projects 2006 2020
OI: Facilitation of Planned Workshop Approach to Open Innovation
14/09/18 → 30/09/20
Project: Knowledge Exchange (Services/Consultancy) › Knowledge Exchange
SPiM: Exploring Signature Pedagogies in Marketing
Paddison, A., Harker, M., Gill-Simmen, L. & Kelley, N.
15/08/18 → 1/09/19
Project: Research
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External Examining for Marketing
Harker, M., Murdy, S., Wilson, J., Brennan, R. & Ward, J.
14/07/17 → 16/11/18
Project: Research
Research Output 1989 2018
Analysing customer contact sequences of private customers during the pre- purchase phase for automobiles in Germany
Goebel, S. & Gounaris, S. 29 May 2018Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
Open Access
File
Customer contact
Purchase
Automobile
Germany
Influential factors
Appraising research methods for training for marketing
Harker, M., Gibbs, J., Murdy, S., Evanschitzky, H. & Stringfellow, L. 29 May 2018 6 p.Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
research method
marketing
methodology
trend
student
Appraising research methods training for marketing
Gibbs, J., Harker, M., Murdy, S., Evanschitzky, H. & Stringfellow, L. 2 Jul 2018 (Unpublished)Research output: Contribution to conference › Other
Research methods
Marketing
Higher education institutions
Methodology
Prizes
honors and awards
ANZMAC Award for Best Paper with an International Focus
Catherine Demangeot (Recipient), 2010
Prize: Prize (including medals and awards)
Associate Fellowship (Teaching Accreditation Award of Higher Education Academy)
Maria Karampela (Recipient), Jun 2014
Prize: Appointment
Activities 1980 2104
Routledge (Publisher)
Tonner, A. (Editor), Ula Gustafsson (Editor), Rebecca O'Connell (Editor), eliza draper (Editor)2019
Activity: Journal or guest editorship
6th British Sociological Association Food and Society Conference
Tonner, A. (Organiser)2019
Activity: Organiser of major conference