جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

James Davisمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Medieval Social History
• Medieval Urban History
• Economic History
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James Davis is a Professor and Head of School at Queen's University Belfast's School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics. He holds a PhD from the University of Cambridge, focusing on medieval English market culture, and has been at Queen's since 2005. His research centers on medieval social and economic history, particularly urban markets, trade, and legal ethics. He leads the History Centre and oversees projects like 'Medieval Street Life: Space, Culture and Commerce' and 'Morality, Law and Misbehaviour in the Medieval English Marketplace.' Education: Bachelor's Degree: University of Durham PhD: University of Cambridge (Retail Trade and Market Culture in Late Medieval England) Research Interests: Dr. Davis explores medieval markets' moral and legal frameworks, urban history, and pre-modern trade networks. His seminal work Medieval Market Morality (2012) investigates ethical dimensions of medieval commerce. Recent projects examine early-Reformation heretical book trade and the cultural role of medieval town spaces. Key Contributions: Published 73+ works including monographs, articles, and edited volumes Recipient of British Academy fellowships and other honors Active in academic governance and peer review (e.g., Economic History Review , Transactions of the Royal Historical Society ) Teaching: Designs modules on medieval social history, including the Peasants' Revolt of 1381 and comparative early modern life in England/Ireland. Grants & Awards: £1.2M funding for collaborative projects British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship (2017) Public Engagement: Regular media contributions include BBC Radio discussions on medieval markets, the Black Death, and urban history.

• Responsible Innovation
• Design Thinking
• Systems Thinking
• +۱۲ مورد دیگر

Maja Golf-Papez is an Associate Professor in Marketing at the University of Sussex Business School, where she also serves as Deputy Director of the MBA program. Her work integrates systems thinking and human-centered design to address complex challenges in technology, health, and consumer behavior. Her educational background includes a PhD in Marketing from the University of Canterbury (2018), an MSc in Marketing from the University of Bath (2010), a BSc in Marketing Communications from the University of Ljubljana (2009), and a BSc in Economics from the same institution (2013). She also holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education (Advance HE, 2020) and a certification in Human-Centred Systems Thinking from IDEO (2024). Maja's research focuses on responsible innovation, digital inclusion, health innovation, and consumer misbehaviors such as online trolling. She employs qualitative, context-rich methods and co-creates solutions with stakeholders, particularly in healthcare. Her recent work explores the metaverse, synthetic customer experiences, and platform governance in the sharing economy. Her publications span top journals including European Journal of Marketing , Journal of Interactive Marketing , Business Horizons , and Marketing Theory . The research trends reflect a strong focus on digital ethics, responsible technology, consumer well-being, and the social implications of emerging technologies. She frequently collaborates with scholars such as Veer, Bajde, Culiberg, and Keeling. Highly Commended in the 2024 Financial Times Responsible Business Education Awards for the Digital Inclusion Framework Journal of Marketing Management 2017 Best Paper Award – Highly Commended for 'Don’t feed the trolling' Maja is an active supervisor, having co-supervised research on digital fashion and brand purpose. She has secured funding from the ESRC Impact Acceleration Account and a Knowledge Exchange Fellowship. She teaches Design Thinking and Innovation at the postgraduate and MBA levels and has been nominated for the Sussex Teaching Award annually from 2020 to 2025. She also facilitates workshops for organizations and professionals. Her peer review activities include journals such as European Journal of Marketing , Journal of Business Research , and Consumption, Markets and Culture , and she has served on the ESRC IAA fast-track fund review panel.

Kate Dauntمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Audience reception of disinformation
• Social media influencers
• Consumer misbehaviour
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Kate Daunt is Professor of Marketing at Cardiff Business School and Co-Director of Cardiff University's Security, Crime and Intelligence Innovation Institute. She holds a PhD from Cardiff University (2008) and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA). Her professional affiliations include the Chartered Institute of Marketing (MCIM) and Beta Gamma Sigma International Business Honour Society. Her research focuses on: Audience reception of disinformation in digital environments Dynamics of social media influencers and parasocial relationships Consumer misbehaviour and deviant service interactions Behavioural change through service design interventions Servicescape impacts on consumer experiences Her publication portfolio demonstrates consistent focus on consumer psychology in technology-mediated environments, with recent work exploring disinformation propagation, influencer marketing ethics, and robotic service interventions. Research frequently employs mixed-methods approaches across hospitality, retail, healthcare and digital contexts. Honors & Awards: Emerald Literati Award (2024) Martin Evans Teaching Excellence Award (2019) Cardiff University Research Fellowship (2016-2017) Multiple 'Best Paper' awards in service marketing She currently supervises doctoral candidate Katie Lloyd and previously served as Deputy Director of Doctoral Studies. As Co-Director of the Security, Crime & Intelligence Innovation Institute, she leads interdisciplinary research teams examining behavioral aspects of security and disinformation.

Nicklas Salomonsonمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Transformative Service Research
• Consumer Vulnerability
• Embodied Interaction
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Nicklas Salomonson , Professor in Business Administration at the University of Borås, specializes in digital retail and service research. Affiliated with the Faculty of Textiles, Engineering and Business, he leads research at the Service Research Centre (SAMOT VINN Excellence Centre) and contributes to fields like consumer vulnerability, embodied interaction, and sustainable consumption. Education: PhD in Business Administration from University of Gothenburg (2005) Supervision: Principal supervisor for Stavroula Wallström, assistant supervisor for Ann Vellesalu His research examines disabling marketplaces through embodied interaction frameworks, analyzing how physical environments and multimodal communication affect marginalized consumers. Recent work explores transformative service research, focusing on enabling/disabling market mechanisms for vulnerable populations in healthcare and transportation contexts. Key publications in Journal of Marketing Management , Industrial Marketing Management , and Journal of Cleaner Production reflect trends in: Customer misbehavior in digital retail Value co-destruction dynamics Sustainable consumption patterns Technology-mediated service encounters Scientific contributions include: Recipient of Kenth Pettersson's Memorial Fund (2016) Scopus Author ID 23974839300 ORCID 0000-0001-9159-4593 As principal investigator, he has secured funding from the Swedish Research Council (VR), Forte, the Knowledge Foundation, and the Swedish Retail and Wholesale Council. Current research investigates how physical-digital hybrid environments reshape service systems for vulnerable consumers, with methodological expertise in qualitative and ethnographic approaches.

• Consumer Behavior
• Service Marketing
• Disaster Communication
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Dr. Dominique Greer is a Professor at Queensland University of Technology (QUT), specializing in consumer behavior, service marketing, and disaster communication. Her research bridges academic and practical domains, focusing on customer misbehavior, emergency messaging effectiveness, and pedagogical strategies in higher education. She has co-authored over 50 peer-reviewed articles and contributed to influential publications such as Journal of Services Marketing and International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction . Key affiliations include roles as editor for the High Tech and High Touch: the Future of Human Service conference proceedings and co-developer of the Guide to the Professional Standards Framework for applicants in an Australian context . Her work on emergency communication has informed Australian disaster resilience policies, including contributions to the Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience handbooks on public warnings. Research areas: Consumer behavior, service recovery, risk communication, and teaching methodologies in business education Publications span 2006–2025, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to marketing and public policy Notable collaborations include work with Paula Dootson on emergency risk perception and with Rebekah Russell-Bennett on consumer retaliation dynamics Her PhD (2010, QUT) explored 'Consumer Misbehaviour during Professional Service Encounters,' establishing her expertise in service encounter dynamics. She has also pioneered studies on the use of service robots to mitigate deviant consumer behavior and investigated moral emotions in preferential customer treatment scenarios. Dr. Greer's academic service includes editorial roles for major journals and contributions to disaster management training programs. Her recent work (2023) addresses combating misinformation in political contexts through legislative frameworks.