Mariela Petrova Dimitrova is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Tourism within the Faculty of Economics at University of Veliko Tarnovo. With a PhD and extensive research output, she specializes in tourism management, intellectual property law, and business law, contributing significantly to both academic and practical applications in these fields. Her educational background and professional development have positioned her as a key figure in tourism research, particularly focusing on digital transformation in the sector. She has contributed to numerous publications addressing contemporary challenges in tourism development and intellectual property management. Dimitrova's research interests center around the intersection of tourism innovation and legal frameworks. Her work explores how digital technologies transform traditional tourism models, with particular emphasis on wellness tourism, destination marketing, and knowledge management in regional tourism development. She investigates the legal aspects of intellectual property in business contexts, examining trademark strategies, copyright challenges in digital environments, and the relationship between business names and trademarks in judicial practice. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong focus on practical applications of tourism theory, with increasing attention to digital innovations. Her research shows a clear trajectory toward integrating traditional tourism concepts with modern technological solutions, particularly in the areas of 3D digital products and knowledge transfer for regional tourism development. The publications demonstrate consistent engagement with both Bulgarian legal frameworks and international best practices. Dimitrova actively participates in research projects addressing contemporary tourism challenges. Her current involvement includes projects on stimulating technological innovation in tourist destinations, university television initiatives, and knowledge transfer for developing tourist potential in Balkan regions. These projects reflect her commitment to bridging academic research with practical tourism development.
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Anders Gustafssonمشاهده پروفایل
استاد پژوهشی
Anders Gustafsson is a Research Professor in the Department of Marketing at BI Norwegian Business School, where he conducts cutting-edge research on customer experience, service marketing, and consumer behavior. With a prolific publication record spanning top-tier journals including the Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, Journal of Service Research, and Journal of Retailing, Professor Gustafsson has established himself as a leading scholar in service research. His research expertise spans customer experience (CX), ethical dimensions of customer experience management, service innovation, customer satisfaction, and the emotional aspects of service encounters. Professor Gustafsson employs diverse methodological approaches including field experiments, psychophysiological measurements (particularly electrodermal activity), and quantitative analyses across multiple international contexts. His recent work has focused on ethical paradoxes in customer experience management, customer perceived innovation, and the impact of corporate social responsibility on consumer behavior. Professor Gustafsson's research demonstrates consistent trends toward interdisciplinary approaches, connecting marketing with psychology, neuroscience, and technology. His publications on the metaverse, affective computing, and emotional arousal in service encounters reflect his ability to address emerging topics at the intersection of technology and consumer behavior. His work consistently emphasizes both theoretical rigor and practical relevance, offering actionable insights for service providers. Extensive publication record in premier marketing journals Research on ethical dimensions of customer experience management Studies on emotional dynamics in service encounters using psychophysiological methods Contributions to service innovation theory and customer satisfaction research Work bridging marketing with neuroscience and technology Professor Gustafsson's research has significant implications for service management practice, particularly in retail, digital marketing, and customer experience design. His findings on customer waiting times, product demonstrations, and ethical customer experience management provide concrete guidance for service providers seeking to optimize customer interactions. His collaborative approach is evident in his extensive co-authorship network spanning multiple countries and institutions.
Dr. Sarah Fischbach is an Associate Professor of Integrated Marketing and Communication at Pepperdine University's Seaver College. She serves as Board Chair of the Marketing Educators Association and faculty advisor for the WavesEffect Marketing Agency. With industry experience across corporate, nonprofit, and government sectors, her research specializes in: Innovative pedagogy using graphic novels and virtual reality Marketing ethics and sustainability education Digital brand storytelling and consumer behavior Her educational background includes: PhD in Marketing from New Mexico State University (2013) MBA from St. Ambrose University (2002) BA in Business Administration from Augustana College (2000) She leads the 'Poppy the Puffin' plastic waste awareness campaign and hosts the 'Marketing with Dr. F and Bdawg' podcast. Her work advances experiential learning through retail projects, negotiation training, and social media analytics curricula.
Wei Yuمشاهده پروفایل
استاد
- Finance
- Real Estate
- Mortgage Lending
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Wei Yu serves as Professor and Chair of the Department of Finance, Real Estate, and Law within the College of Business Administration at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in Financial Management, Financial Institutions and Markets, and Evaluation of Financial Policies, maintaining active faculty status with current contact information. His academic credentials include: Ph.D. in Finance from Rutgers University M.S. in Economics from Western Illinois University M.A. in Finance from Zhejiang University B.A. in International Finance from Zhejiang University Dr. Yu's research bridges finance, real estate, and supply chain management with emphasis on regulatory frameworks. His publication history reveals evolving expertise from crisis-era mortgage analysis (2008-2014) toward contemporary digital real estate applications. Current projects examine virtual tours' market impact while maintaining focus on lending practices and housing dynamics through empirical market studies. Analysis of his 12 publications (2008-2023) shows dominant themes in real estate finance (60%), particularly mortgage lending regulation and housing market dynamics, complemented by significant supply chain-finance integration work (30%). This interdisciplinary approach produces actionable insights for both academic and practitioner audiences. Scientific recognition includes: Lead Article designation in Journal of Real Estate Practice and Education (2014) Publications in top-tier journals including Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics and International Journal of Operations and Production Management As Department Chair, Dr. Yu oversees graduate research supervision with emphasis on empirical methodology. His active publication record suggests successful grant acquisition though specific funding sources aren't detailed. Students benefit from direct engagement with regulatory finance issues reflected in his advising style and course content. No dedicated research laboratory is mentioned, though his work involves collaborative data analysis teams as evidenced by multi-author publications including the 2023 virtual tours study.
Dr. Andrew Childs is a Lecturer in Criminology at Griffith University's School of Criminology and Criminal Justice and a member of the Griffith Criminology Institute (2022-present). His academic work focuses on the intersection of technology and crime, with particular expertise in cybercrime phenomena. Dr. Childs' research program blends digital sociology, Science and Technology Studies, and criminological theory to investigate three key areas: the development of online illicit markets, the social organization of cybercrime communities, and the criminogenic affordances of disruptive technologies such as cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, and the metaverse. His work has pioneered research into emerging digital crimes, including some of the first published studies on social media drug markets, organized identity fraud during the pandemic, and cryptocurrency scam victimization processes. Analysis of Dr. Childs' publication record reveals a strong focus on digital drug markets, cryptocurrency crime, and innovative research methodologies. His work spans both theoretical contributions to criminological understanding of online spaces and practical investigations into specific crime phenomena. The consistent appearance of his research in high-impact journals demonstrates the significance and quality of his scholarly contributions to the field. Dr. Childs has received notable recognition for his work: 2023 Student Experience of Teaching (SET) Survey Commendation Three research outputs featured in Altmetric's Top 5% of all research outputs tracked Work cited in policy documents from 15 different countries Regular media commentary for outlets including ABC News, BBC News, and VICE Dr. Childs has secured significant research funding, including an ECR Research Grant valued at $72,761 for retail fraud research and a Griffith Criminology Institute Strategic Development Grant of $6,093 for research on online retailer fraud services. He currently supervises multiple doctoral students on projects related to cybercrime, including research on financial institution partnerships to prevent child sexual exploitation and dark web drug marketplace disruptions. As of August 2025, his work has received 408 citations with an h-index of 7 (Google Scholar) and a Field-Weighted Citation Impact of 2.12 (SciVal). Based at Griffith University's Nathan Campus, Dr. Childs is an active member of the Griffith Criminology Institute and the Arts Education and Law Group, contributing to interdisciplinary research on crime, justice, and technology.
- Consumer Behavior
- Marketing
- Experiential Marketing
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Laurent Maubisson is an Associate Professor at IAE Tours (Institute of Business Administration of Tours), University of Tours, where he serves as Deputy Director in charge of research and quality. He is also Associate Researcher at the Vallorem Management Research Laboratory and co-holder of the "Value and Sustainable Consumption" Research Chair. His academic work focuses on consumer behavior, marketing, and statistical research methods. Dr. Maubisson's primary research interests span consumer behavior, particularly in experiential marketing, value perception, and digital experiences. His work examines how consumers interact with heritage sites, digital technologies, and healthcare services, with a special focus on perceived value, customer satisfaction, and loyalty mechanisms. He has made significant contributions to understanding vaccination behaviors in France and the application of augmented reality in cultural tourism. His publications demonstrate a strong focus on methodological rigor, with numerous articles in top marketing journals. Recent work explores the relationship between perceived value and Net Promoter Score, the impact of augmented reality on heritage site experiences, and consumer flow states in digital environments. His research often bridges theoretical marketing concepts with practical applications in retail, tourism, and healthcare contexts. Dr. Maubisson has received multiple prestigious awards for his research, including: Prix du meilleur article de recherche Fnège 2024 Best paper award at the 2024 Marketing Digital Colloque Editors Choice for his 2022 International Journal of Arts Management article Best paper award at the 2021 International Marketing Trends Conference Prix Etienne Thil « Jeune chercheur » 2015 As Co-head of the Master's in Strategic and Digital Marketing at IAE Tours, Dr. Maubisson actively supervises student research projects and collaborates with industry partners. His work with the "Value and Sustainable Consumption" Research Chair has led to numerous collaborative projects examining consumer behavior in sustainable contexts. Dr. Maubisson works closely with the Vallorem Management Research Laboratory, where he contributes to multiple research teams focusing on consumer behavior, marketing innovation, and methodological approaches in social sciences. His interdisciplinary approach often bridges marketing, psychology, and healthcare research.
- Artificial intelligence in marketing
- Augmented reality and virtual reality
- Social media in marketing
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Riad Ladhari is a Full Professor at Université Laval's Faculty of Business Administration (FSA ULaval), where he serves as Director of the Center for Retail and Digital Marketing and is a Member of the International Observatory on the Societal Impacts of AI and Digital Technology (Obvia). His academic career spans multiple institutions and research areas focused on the intersection of digital technologies and marketing. Professor Ladhari's research primarily centers on artificial intelligence in marketing, augmented and virtual reality applications, social media marketing, customer experience management, and ethical/responsible consumption. His work bridges theoretical marketing concepts with practical digital applications, examining how emerging technologies transform consumer behavior and marketing strategies. Recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on AR in B2B marketing, AI in tourism, and emotional aspects of digital consumer experiences. His publication record shows consistent output with over 60 publications and 46,000+ reads across ResearchGate. The research trends indicate a clear evolution from traditional service quality measurement toward digital marketing technologies, with recent work emphasizing AI, AR, and social media applications in various contexts including retail, hospitality, and banking. Artificial intelligence in marketing Augmented reality and virtual reality applications Social media marketing and influencer effects Customer experience and emotion management Ethical and responsible consumption Service quality measurement in digital contexts Professor Ladhari collaborates extensively with researchers across institutions, particularly with Nizar Souiden, Elodie Massa, and Miguel Morales. His work appears in leading marketing and hospitality journals including Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, International Journal of Hospitality Management, and Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing. His editorial roles include guest editing special issues on new trends in retailing and services.
Prof. Peter Weber is a full professor at South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences, leading research in digital education and commerce. He directs the Competence Center E-Commerce (CCEC) and the online MA program in International Management & Information Systems. His interdisciplinary work bridges educational technology, retail innovation, and urban digitalization. Research Focus: E-Learning methodologies, Educational Service Engineering, and digital transformation in commerce. Key projects include EU-funded initiatives like City Lab Südwestfalen (urban development) and ARSuL (AR vocational training). His work explores chatbot-enhanced education, local retail platforms, and immersive learning technologies. Career Highlights: Habilitation from Ruhr-Universität Bochum (2014) Visiting Scholar at Indiana State University (2009) Recipient of Ernst-Zander-Preis (2008) Executive Committee Member for EdMedia & Innovate Learning Awards: Ernst-Zander-Preis for doctoral research (2008) Outstanding Paper Award at EdMedia 2012
Prof. Dr. Marc Linzmajer serves as Professor and Chair of General Business Administration: Service Management at the University of Rostock's Faculty of Business and Economics, where he leads the Institute for Marketing & Service Research. His academic profile bridges theoretical research with practical industry applications, maintaining active collaborations with international institutions including University of St. Gallen and Babson College. Prof. Linzmajer's research focuses on evolving retail landscapes, with particular expertise in service management, consumer behavior in digital environments, and emerging technologies. His work examines how mass customization affects purchase decisions, the implementation of metaverse applications in retail, and the integration of AI in shopping experiences. Rather than treating these as isolated phenomena, his research connects technological innovations with fundamental consumer psychology principles, particularly examining how personal category-self connections influence decision-making. His publication trends reveal a strategic progression from traditional retail management concepts toward digital transformation. The 5th edition of his textbook 'Modern Retail Management' reflects this evolution, incorporating new topics like social commerce, metaverse applications, and AI in retail alongside foundational trade management principles. Recent field studies in both consumer goods and automotive sectors demonstrate his commitment to real-world validation of theoretical concepts. Prof. Linzmajer maintains strong industry connections through interviews with the Rostock Chamber of Industry and Commerce and contributions to industry publications like 'Lebensmittel-Zeitung' and 'markenartikel magazin.' His research on price perception using neuroscience approaches and social media marketing's impact on consumer inspiration shows his methodological diversity. The upcoming inaugural lecture scheduled for May 15, 2025 with Rouven Seifert indicates ongoing academic development and knowledge sharing within his field. His leadership extends beyond pure research, as evidenced by participation in university community events like the small-field football tournament at the Summer Night Sports Festival 2025, suggesting a holistic approach to academic life that values both scholarly achievement and community engagement.