Csilla Demeter

Dr Csilla Demeter is a Research Fellow in Strategy and Entrepreneurship at the School of Business, University of Queensland. Her work focuses on corporate responses to climate change, public perceptions of environmental interventions, and sustainable tourism practices.

• PhD in Sustainable Tourism (University of Queensland)
• Masters in International Business and Management (University of West Hungary)
• Masters in Tourism and Hospitality Management (University of Queensland)
• Bachelor in International Relations (King Sigismund College)

Her research examines organizational narratives in environmental legitimacy, climate change mitigation strategies, and behavioral interventions in tourism. Recent studies explore anthropomorphism in sustainability practices, reef restoration technologies, and the politics of climate adaptation.

Her publications span environmental psychology, tourism economics, and policy analysis, with a meta-analytic focus on behavioral change mechanisms in tourism. She frequently collaborates with scholars like Sara Dolnicar, Stewart Lockie, and Brent Ritchie.