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• Marketing Strategy
• Consumer Behavior
• Social Dilemmas in Marketing
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Dr. Raju Mulye is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Economics Finance & Marketing at RMIT University, Australia. His teaching focuses on Marketing Principles, Consumer Behavior, Marketing Research, and Analytics. He has received awards such as RMIT’s Innovative Teaching Practice Award for pedagogical innovation. Mulye’s research applies social dilemma theory to marketing challenges, exploring topics like country-of-origin effects, consumer ethnocentrism, and social media influencers. He has supervised ten doctoral students to completion and currently guides one in Artisanal Branding. His research outputs span consumer psychology, ethical consumption, and market dynamics in emerging economies. Notable works include studies on cancel culture’s impact on brands and organic food’s ethical motives. Mulye actively contributes to marketing academia through conference presentations and interdisciplinary collaborations. Advising and grants: Ten completed PhD/Master’s students, one ongoing. Research interests include decision analysis and social media’s role in consumer behavior. His work bridges strategic marketing theory with practical applications in global and subsistence markets.

• Marketing
• Consumer Behavior
• Tourism Economics
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Dr. Antonia de Jesus Henriques Correia is an Assistant Professor with Habilitation at the Department of Economics, University of Algarve. She holds a PhD in Economics (2000), Master in Strategy (1994), and Degree in Business Management (1990). Her research focuses on Tourism Economics, Consumer Behavior, Luxury Markets, Destination Image , and Marketing , with emphasis on experiential models and behavioral intentions.

Elena MATTEIView profile

Research Fellow

• Digital Humanities
• Multimodal Tourism Discourse
• Systemic Functional Linguistics
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Elena Mattei is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, holding dual affiliations with the Venice School of Management and the Department of Comparative Linguistic and Cultural Studies. She is actively engaged in the National Research Project DIETALY (Destination Italy in English Translation and Language over the Years) in collaboration with the Italian National Tourist Board, investigating early English tourism translation practices in Italy and 20th century promotional materials. Her educational background includes a PhD and Doctor Europaeus in Digital Humanities for English Studies (SSD: L-LIN/12) from the University of Verona with excellent grades. Previously, she earned a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Foreign Languages for Communication in Tourism and Commerce (LM-38; 110L/110), with semesters abroad at University of Massachusetts Boston and Universitaet Passau, and an internship at the travel agency One Food Abroad in Dublin. Mattei's research focuses on multimodal tourism discourse, particularly the collection, annotation and analysis of tourism multimodal corpora on social media. Her work integrates data-driven semiotics into social semiotics and Systemic Functional Linguistics, with the social mission of fostering multimodal literacy and promoting the design of counternarratives for social change, especially regarding environmental protection and informed social media use. She investigates how the capitalist, romantic gaze of the postmodern traveler may be leveraged to cultivate environmental awareness and promote sustainable behavior, with plans to create a Grammar of multimodal eco-discourse to support regenerative travel. Her publications demonstrate a consistent trajectory in multimodal analysis of tourism communication, with increasing focus on sustainability, environmental protection, and the application of computational methods. Recent work shows a shift toward practical applications of her theoretical framework for regenerative tourism and sustainable communication practices, with numerous forthcoming publications in high-impact journals and edited volumes. Finalist for the Paul Fortier Prize as Emerging Researcher in Digital Humanities at Digital Humanities 2023 Shortlisted for the ADHO Paul Fortier Prize as an emergent scholar in Digital Humanities Editorial member of scientific journals TRANS-KATA and Iperstoria (Class A) Peer reviewer for Routledge, Bloomsbury Academic, and several high-impact journals Mattei actively supervises Master's theses at the University of Verona on topics related to tourism discourse and multimodal communication. She has served as an Adjunct Professor at both the University of Verona and Ca' Foscari University of Venice, teaching courses in Digital Humanities, Business English, and English for International Business and Global Affairs. Her research is supported by the DIETALY project funded by MIUR (PRIN 2020), where she serves as a Postdoctoral Researcher under Professor Mirella Agorni. She has developed the Statistically Reliable Image (SRI) Tagging software for visual and multimodal manual annotation in collaboration with ISTI-CNR, and has co-organized international conferences including a multidisciplinary doctoral conference at the University of Verona in 2021. Her work bridges academia and industry through collaborations with Randstad Research and media appearances with La Repubblica discussing sustainable tourism trends.

ERDİNÇ YILMAZView profile

Assistant Professor

• Cinema
• Film Studies
• Cinema Theories
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ERDİNÇ YILMAZ is an Assistant Professor at Gaziantep University's Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Film Design and Direction since 2022, specializing in cinema theory, sociology of film, and Turkish cinematic traditions. Previously, he served as a Lecturer in Foreign Languages at the same institution from 2012-2022. His educational qualifications include: Doctorate (2017-2021) in Radio, Cinema and Television from Gazi University Master's (2015-2017) in Communication and Social Transformation from Gaziantep University Licence (2003-2008) in English Language and Literature from Hacettepe University Yılmaz's research critically examines cinema through lenses of postmodern identity, dystopian narratives, and sociopolitical structures, with particular emphasis on Turkish cinema's evolution and global cinematic movements. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical film analysis, exploring how cinematic language constructs cultural identities and social realities. His 14 recent publications (2019-2025) reveal consistent focus on narrative structures, aesthetic innovations, and sociopolitical commentary across Turkish and international cinema. Key trends include analysis of dystopian spaces, adaptation studies (e.g., Frankenstein narratives), and intersections of music with filmic resistance. As an academic supervisor, Yılmaz has guided six master's theses covering AI in cinema, posthumanist feminism, and geopolitical narratives in film. He contributed to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism-supported 6th International Cinema and Philosophy Symposium (2023). His editorial roles include foreign language editing for SineFilozofi Journal and co-authoring 'Current Issues in the World of Cinema' (2024). Yılmaz actively engages with cinematic practice through jury memberships at 10+ international film festivals (including Rotary and Dicle festivals) and participation in 28 artistic activities, predominantly photography exhibitions at Gaziantep University and cultural centers.

• Marketing Communications
• Service Marketing
• Consumer Behavior
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Filiz ASLAN ÇETİN is a faculty member at Kafkas University, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Department of Business. She has been actively contributing to academia since 2004, starting as a Research Assistant, then becoming Assistant Professor in 2014, and Associate Professor in 2020. She currently serves as Department Head at Kafkas University and as Field Editor for the Kafkas University Journal of Economics and Administrative Sciences. Her educational background includes: PhD in Production Management and Marketing from İnönü University (2014) Master's Degree in Business Administration from Kafkas University (2007) Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from Anadolu University (2003) Dr. ASLAN ÇETİN's primary research interests focus on Marketing Communications, Service Marketing, and Consumer Behavior. Her work spans various aspects of modern marketing including digital marketing, sustainable marketing, green marketing, and integrated marketing communications. She has conducted extensive research on consumer behavior in different contexts such as green products, geographical indication products, and service sectors including banking and hospitality. Her recent work has increasingly focused on the impact of digital transformation, social media marketing, and ESG factors on business performance. Her publication record shows a strong trend toward contemporary marketing challenges, particularly examining how digital technologies transform marketing practices and consumer behavior. She has published extensively on social media marketing, influencer marketing, and e-commerce, especially in the context of the pandemic. Her research also demonstrates a growing interest in sustainability issues, with multiple publications on green marketing and sustainable consumption patterns. The interdisciplinary nature of her work is evident in her exploration of the intersection between marketing and accounting, as well as marketing's role in social contexts. Dr. ASLAN ÇETİN has successfully supervised multiple graduate students, guiding seven theses to completion as primary advisor. Her academic leadership extends to editorial roles, including serving as Field Editor for the Kafkas University Journal of Economics and Administrative Sciences. She is also an active participant in academic governance, serving on the University Senate and various committees focused on sustainability, social sciences evaluation, and research projects. Her teaching portfolio is extensive, covering numerous marketing courses at undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels. Key courses include Marketing Management, Service Marketing, Integrated Marketing Communication, Digital Marketing and Social Media, Sustainable Marketing, and Consumer Behavior. Her commitment to education is reflected in her research on accounting education and remote learning methodologies, particularly relevant during the pandemic period.

Leonardo BanhView profile

Researcher

• Generative AI
• Artificial Intelligence
• Machine Learning
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Leonardo Banh is a Researcher at the University of Duisburg-Essen within the Faculty of Computer Science and its Chair of Business Information Systems and Software Engineering . M.Sc. in Business Information Systems (University of Duisburg-Essen, 2022) B.Sc. in Business Information Systems (University of Duisburg-Essen, 2020) Semester abroad at Instituto Superior Técnico, Lisbon (2021) His research focuses on Generative AI and its socio-technical implications, particularly in Machine Learning and Deep Learning applications. He explores intersections with NeuroIS , Smart Tourism , and E-commerce Ecosystems , emphasizing sustainability and digital transformation. Recent publications analyze Generative AI in Software Engineering , AI in Music Sentiment Analysis , and AI-Based Sign Language Translation . His work often involves design science research and grounded theory frameworks. Best Paper in Track Award (ICIS 2024) Nominated for Best Paper Award (ICIS 2024) Outstanding Reviewer (ICIS 2024) As advisor, he supervises theses on topics including AI-Based Mental Health Chatbots , Generative AI in HR , and Smart Tourism Applications . He also contributes to the Institute of Computer Science and Information Systems and serves on appointment/habilitation committees.

• Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analysis
• Legal Communication
• Political Communication
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Giovanni Garofalo is a Full Professor of Spanish Language and Translation at the Department of Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at the University of Bergamo. He held previous positions as Associate Professor (2014–2020) and Assistant Professor at the University of Trieste (2004–2008) and the University of Bergamo (2008–2014). His research focuses on corpus-assisted discourse analysis , legal and political communication , and the discursive construction of gender in Spanish . University of Bergamo Department of Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Garofalo’s research explores specialized fields, including Spanish legal communication in criminal law, legislative language, and terminography. He has authored monographs on these topics and investigates argumentation across business , medicine , and politics . His recent publications analyze textual complexity, hate speech, and urban heritage discourses. Key trends in his work include the intersection of corpus linguistics with legal/political discourse, gender representation in Spanish media, and interdisciplinary collaborations with Spanish universities. Garofalo is a member of the Center for Research on Specialized Languages (CERLIS) and associations like AISPI and AELINCO . His teaching emphasizes Spanish discourse analysis , textual genres, and argumentation frameworks. Students engage with real-world texts and are trained in pragmatic and metadiscursive skills at C1+ proficiency. Garofalo’s methodological approach combines theoretical lectures with practical analysis via e-learning platforms.

Demet CEYLANView profile

Lecturer

• Destination Image Studies
• Human Resources in Hospitality
• Tourism Management
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Demet CEYLAN is a Lecturer at Antalya Bilim University with over 25 years of experience in the tourism sector, including leadership roles such as Financial Controller, CFO, and Board Member in multinational companies. She holds a PhD in Tourism Management from Akdeniz University (2023), an MS in International Tourism Management (2018), and a BA in Business Administration (1992) from Boğaziçi University. BA: Business Administration, Boğaziçi University MS: International Tourism Management, Akdeniz University PhD: Tourism Management, Akdeniz University Her research focuses on destination image studies , human resources in hospitality , tourism management , and applied tourism education . She pioneered the Management Shadowing Program since 2016, bridging industry and academia for managerial training. Her publications span topics like destination image analysis , competency measurement , and managerial skill development , with articles in international journals and conferences. She received the Outstanding Master's Thesis Award at the 10th World Conference for Graduate Research in Tourism, Hospitality, and Leisure.

Camille PeugnyView profile

Professor

• Social mobility
• Social inequality
• Employment polarization
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Camille Peugny is a Professor of Sociology at Université Paris-Saclay and Université de Versailles – Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (UVSQ), where he has been a faculty member since 2018. He directs the Sociology and Political Science Graduate School at Université Paris-Saclay, which comprises four Master's degrees, 27 Master 2 courses, 120 PhD students, and around one hundred academic staff and researchers from the University and five partner establishments. His research focuses on social mobility , social inequality , and public policy , with particular emphasis on employment polarization in Europe since the 1990s and comparative analysis of youth policies across European countries. He has demonstrated that social mobility has ceased to progress in France over the last thirty years, challenging France's self-image as a meritocratic society. His research shows that France's vocational training system reinforces inequalities rather than mitigating them, as professional and managerial staff have more access to vocational training during their careers than blue-collar workers. Since 2015, he has conducted field research on the employment and working conditions of female cleaners in both private homes and large cleaning companies. Peugny is co-editor-in-chief of the cross-disciplinary scientific journal 'Travail et emploi' (Work and Employment) published by Dares. His influential publications include 'Le destin au berceau' (2013) and 'Pour une politique de la jeunesse' (2022). He actively engages with public policy, having provided recommendations to associations, the Senate, National Assembly, and Government. In 2009, Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet commissioned his report 'Social Demotion' from the Centre for Strategic Analysis.

Janaina de Moura Engracia GiraldiView profile

Associate Professor

• Country-of-Origin Effect
• Country Branding
• Consumer Behavior
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Janaina de Moura Engracia Giraldi is an Associate Professor of Marketing and Management at the Department of Business Administration, School of Economics, Business Administration and Accounting (FEA-RP), University of São Paulo (USP), Brazil. She holds a Doctorate and Master’s degrees from USP and a Master’s in Science from Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KULeuven), Belgium. Her research focuses on country-of-origin effects, country branding, consumer behavior, and strategic marketing. She coordinates two research groups: G-Mind (neuroscience in organizational decision-making) and PLACEMARK (place marketing and country-of-origin effect studies). She is a member of the Institute of Neurosciences & Behavior (INeC) and holds leadership roles at FEA-RP/USP, including Vice-President of the Graduate Commission and Deputy-coordinator of the Graduate Program in Organizations Administration (PPGAO). Her work integrates neuroscience methods into marketing research, particularly analyzing cognitive processes in consumer decision-making. Notable projects include studies on Olympic Games’ impact on city image, sustainability perception through neuroscience, and cross-cultural brand equity dynamics. She has secured prestigious grants like the Newton Mobility Fund and Brazil’s Highly Productive Researcher award. Education: PhD in Business Administration (USP), MSc from KULeuven Belgium Research Groups: G-Mind, PLACEMARK Key Roles: Graduate Program Deputy Coordinator, Marketing Area Coordinator Expertise: Country Branding, Tourism Marketing, Neuromarketing Her publications span journals like Annals of Tourism Research and Journal of Destination Marketing & Management , emphasizing empirical and theoretical contributions to branding, consumer behavior, and strategic marketing.

Paul StolkView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Marine Tourism
• Nature-based Tourism
• Outdoor Recreation
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Dr Paul Stolk is a Senior Lecturer at the Newcastle Business School, University of Newcastle, specializing in Tourism. He holds a PhD from the University of Newcastle (2010) and has extensive experience in applied research and teaching. His research focuses on marine tourism, artificial reefs, and scuba diving, with notable projects including the Hunter Valley Wine and Tourism Association's 'Tourism Monitor' and The Big Lottery-funded 'Social and Community Benefits of Angling' project. Education: PhD, University of Newcastle Bachelor of Business, University of Newcastle Bachelor of Social Science (Honours), University of Newcastle Research Interests: Marine tourism, nature-based tourism, outdoor recreation, tourism marketing, policy & planning, visitor management, and the socio-cultural impacts of tourism. Grants & Projects: Over $347k in grants, including projects on AR technology in tourism, post-pandemic visitor recovery, and Indigenous representation in sports management. Key partners include Newcastle City Council and Hunter Valley Wine & Tourism Association. Teaching Awards: 2020 Work Integrated Learning Staff Member of the Year, 2014 Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching. Supervision: Currently supervising two PhD students on topics like destination image during the pandemic and rugby union performance. Past supervision includes studies on customer perceived value in events and angling-based interventions.

Jelena McIntyreView profile

Professor

• Marketing
• Business Administration
• Advertising Ethics
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Jelena McIntyre is a Professor at Singidunum University's Faculty of Business in Belgrade. She holds a Doctorate in Business Administration from Belgrade University (2009) following postgraduate studies in Trade Management (2002) and a Bachelor's in Foreign and Domestic Trade (1995). Her research focuses on marketing strategy, digital transformation, tourism management, and bioeconomy, with notable work on advertising ethics, corporate social responsibility, and the impact of social media on business performance. She has authored/co-authored books like Strategijski menadžment and published over 30 articles in journals like SCIENCE International Journal and Marketing . Her recent work explores idealized female beauty in advertising (2025), bioeconomy strategies in Serbian universities (2018), and digital marketing innovations. She contributes to academic conferences such as SITCON and SINTEZA, addressing topics like peer-to-peer business models and religious tourism promotion. Her teaching spans business management and marketing, with a focus on integrating emerging technologies into educational practices. Professional activities include advising public utility organizations on stakeholder management and collaborating on projects like Serbia's Danube region environmental protection initiatives. She actively participates in Singidunum University's academic governance and curriculum development for business and tourism programs.

Annie ChenView profile

Professor

• Tourism
• Marketing
• Consumer Behavior
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Professor Annie Chen is a faculty member at the University of Roehampton, affiliated with the Faculty of Business and Law and the Centre for Sustainability and Responsible Management. She holds editorial roles at Journal of Tourism Research , International Journal of Tourism Research , and Journal of Consumer Psychology , and serves as a peer reviewer for several journals. Professor Chen has supervised PhD candidates to completion and is currently accepting new students. Her external roles include serving as an External Examiner at the University of Essex (2024–present), Queen Mary, University of London (2022–present), University of Greenwich (2020–present), and University of Kent (2017–2021). Professor Chen’s research focuses on consumer behavior in tourism, destination marketing, and services management. Key areas include tourist decision-making, destination image, travel motivations, consumer emotion, service marketing, and quantitative methods like structural equation modeling. Her work bridges consumer psychology with practical applications in hospitality and tourism sectors, addressing issues such as food waste reduction, green hotel purchasing, and online health service adoption. Her recent publications (2022–2025) explore topics ranging from sports fans’ travel intentions in emerging markets to the impact of service staff advice on consumer overordering. She has secured research funding from BA and MOST, with projects like the 2023 Research Incubator Labs initiative aimed at enhancing postgraduate research skills. Education: PhD, MBA, BA Teaching: Business Research Method Professor Chen’s scientific awards include the Best paper prize in 2014. Her grants and advising activities reflect her commitment to advancing both academic and applied research in tourism and hospitality. She collaborates internationally and has contributed to policy decisions for governments and industry stakeholders.

Lisa RuhanenView profile

Professor

• Indigenous Tourism
• Sustainable Tourism
• Tourism Policy
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Lisa Ruhanen is Professor and Deputy Head of School at UQ Business School, University of Queensland. As a leading tourism scholar, her research examines sustainable tourism development with particular focus on Indigenous tourism, climate change adaptation, and destination governance. Key research areas include: Indigenous tourism development and policy frameworks Climate justice in tourism transitions Community-based tourism governance models Resident-tourist interactions in protected areas Ethical dimensions of tourism development Her extensive publication record demonstrates consistent focus on equity and sustainability in tourism. Recent work explores climate communication strategies, justice frameworks for tourism crises, and Indigenous tourism policy. She has led significant projects including development of Queensland's First Nations Tourism Action Plan.

Eugénia Cristina Peixoto Godinho Lima DevileView profile

Lecturer

• Accessible Tourism
• Tourism Management
• Disability Studies
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Eugénia Cristina Peixoto Godinho Lima Devile is a Lecturer at Coimbra College of Education (ESEC) within the Polytechnic Institute of Coimbra since 1996. She serves as Director of the Tourism Degree Program and member of ESEC's Scientific Council. Holding a Master's in Management Information and a Ph.D. in Tourism (2014) from the University of Aveiro, her research focuses on Accessible Tourism, particularly addressing barriers and inclusion for people with disabilities. Her professional roles include membership in the Subcommittee 8 for Accessible Tourism (under Portugal’s Tourism Standardization Committee) and the Advisory Board of Lousã’s Disability Services. She contributes to CITUR (Centre for Tourism Research, Development & Innovation) and has authored/co-authored over 20 peer-reviewed articles. Key topics span disability inclusion strategies, tourism accessibility standards, and sustainable development. Notable publications analyze travel motivations of disabled tourists, infrastructure accessibility gaps, and policy frameworks. Her work bridges academic research with practical solutions, such as advocating for companion roles in blind travelers' experiences and exploring sport tourism opportunities for disabled individuals in Portugal. Eugénia actively participates in international conferences and has led projects on cultural visitor profiling and heritage city tourism. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates education innovation with tourism management, emphasizing interdepartmental collaboration and pedagogical advancements.