Provisional Programme for Macromarketing 2014
Royal Holloway, University of London
July 2-5, 2014
Conference chairs: Alan Bradshaw (alan.bradshaw@rhul.ac.uk) & Alex Reppel (alexander.reppel@rhul.ac.uk)
Tracks:
The Market and the Household in Times of Austerity- Benedetta Cappellini (benedetta.cappellini@rhul.ac.uk) & Liz Parsons (elizabeth.parsons@liverpool.ac.uk)
Quality of Life –Joseph Sirgy (sirgy@vt.edu)
Marketing Theory – Mike Saren (majs1@le.ac.uk)
Neoliberalism – James Fitchett (j.fitchett@le.ac.uk) & Olga Kravets (
Violence & Exploitation - Norah Campbell (ncampbe@tcd.ie) & Mandy Earley (mandy.earley.at.york@gmail.com)
Psychoanalysis & Macromarketing - Robert Cluley (robert.cluley@nottingham.ac.uk) & John Desmond (jd26@st-andrews.ac.uk)
Extending
social imagination beyond the social: The role of natural service in marketing systems - Helge Löbler (loebler@wifa.uni-leipzig.de) & Michaela Haase (Michaela.Haase@fu-berlin.de)
Art & Culture - Alan Bradshaw (alan.bradshaw@rhul.ac.uk) & Derrick Chong (d.chong@rhul.ac.uk)
Macromarketing Research Methodology - Ben Wooliscraft (ben.wooliscroft@otago.ac.nz)
Sustainability, Markets & Marketing - Andreas Chatzidakis (andreas.chatzidakis@rhul.ac.uk), Laura Spence (laura.spence@rhul.ac.uk) & Andy Crane (acrane@schulich.yorku.ca)
Gendered
Subjectivities and Marketplace Ideologies - Catherine Coleman (c.coleman@tcu.edu) & Pauline Maclaran (pauline.maclaran@rhul.ac.uk)
Energy
Consumption and Energy Policy in Europe: New
perspectives and marketing challenges for the “old continent” - Doreén Pick (doreen.pick@fu-berlin.de) and Stephan Zielke (Zielke@asb.dk)
Marketing Ethics & Corporate Social Responsibility (with macro dimensions) - Patrick E. Murphy (patrick.e.murphy.72@nd.edu)
Illegal & Dark Markets – Mark Tadajewski (mark.tadajewski@durham.ac.uk)
Extending social imagination beyond the social: The role of natural service in marketing systems- Michaela Haase (michaela.haase@fu-berlin.de) & Helge Löbler (loebler@wifa.uni-leipzig.de)
Complementary currencies and alternative local marketplaces - Mikko Laamenan (mikko.laamanen@hanken.fi) & Mario Campana (mario.campana.1@cass.city.ac.uk)
(Re)-Exploring The Managerial Dimensions of Macromarketing - Stan Shapiro (sshapiro@sfu.ca)
Marketing for Higher Education - Alex Reppel (alexander.reppel@rhul.ac.uk)
Panel Discussions
Religion & Marketing - Ray Benton
The Future of Macromarketing Society - Mark Peterson
Microenterprise in Urban Slums of Emerging Markets - Mark Peterson
Quintessential Macromarketing - Cliff Schultz
Globalisation of Marketing Ideology - Giana Eckhardt & Rohit Varman
Globalisation of Marketing Ideology - Giana Eckhardt & Rohit Varman
International Society for Markets & Development Special Interest Group
SIG Chairs - Detlev Zwick (dzwick@schulich.yorku.ca) & Pia Polsa (polsa@hanken.fi)
Theoretical and practical insights from emerging markets - Janice Denegri-Knott (jdknott@bournemouth.ac.uk)
To serve the people? Exploring the market’s role in Chinese development - Giana Eckhardt (giana.eckhardt@rhul.ac.uk)
Development, Marketing, and Subalternization - Rohit Varman (rohit@iimcal.ac.in) & Per Skålén (per.skalen@kau.se)
Migrant workers and consumption in emerging markets - Rongwei Chu (rongweic@fudan.edu.cn)
Digital Marketing Consumptionscapes in the Developing
World - Janet Ward (
ISMD plenary discussion
Submissions
Submissions of papers to track chairs should be sent no later than Monday 3, February, 2014.
Submissions of papers to track chairs should be sent no later than Monday 3, February, 2014.
In addition to papers submitted to tracks, we will also peer review other papers that address topics not covered by tracks. In this circumstance send full paper to alan.bradshaw@rhul.ac.uk
Acceptance of a paper implies that at least one of the authors must attend the conference and present the paper. All papers must show a clear indication of the purpose of the research, research method, major results, implications and key references. Authors should also indicate the track in which they would like to present their paper. Papers will be evaluated through a double blind review process, and authors will be notified of acceptance/rejection by early March 2014. Papers submitted to tracks should be sent to track chairs and can take the form of full papers or long abstracts (2 pages).
Acceptance of a paper implies that at least one of the authors must attend the conference and present the paper. All papers must show a clear indication of the purpose of the research, research method, major results, implications and key references. Authors should also indicate the track in which they would like to present their paper. Papers will be evaluated through a double blind review process, and authors will be notified of acceptance/rejection by early March 2014. Papers submitted to tracks should be sent to track chairs and can take the form of full papers or long abstracts (2 pages).
Special Sessions
Proposals for special sessions should be sent no later than Monday, January 13,
2014 and must include a rationale, an outline of the issues to be discussed, as well
as names and relevant qualifications of the proposed panel, workshop and session
participants. A minimum of two double-spaced typed pages will be required to provide the necessary information. For the special sessions, paper abstracts must be
attached to the session description (see paper submission information). Contributing authors are encouraged to consider achieving a gender balance for special session proposal. Authors will
be notified of acceptance/rejection by early March 2014.
Tony Pecotich Doctoral Colloquium (July 1, 2014)
A doctoral workshop will be conducted at the same site as the proposed
conference, on June 1. We hope that a significant number of participants in
the doctoral workshop will also attend the conference (a special rate for doctoral students shall abet this).
For further information, please visit:
http://www.macromarketing.org
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