Webinar Series: New ways of sensing and knowing in critical and interpretivist marketing studies
Colleagues from Durham University Business School and Royal Holloway, University of London, are organising an event for the Academy of Marketing on new ways of sensing and knowing in critical and interpretivist marketing studies. This event was originally planned for last year, but was postponed due to the lockdown. It has been revamped into a series of three online webinars – please see outline below and further details attached, including registration details.
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Title of the session |
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15.04.21
Time: 5.30 to 7 (UK time)
Chair: Gretchen |
Key note: Ozlem Sandikc (University of Glasgow) Discussant: Olga Kravets (Royal Holloway, University of London)
Second paper TBC |
The politics of sensing and knowing in critical and interpretivist marketing studies
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22.04.21
Time: 5.30 to 7 (UK time)
Chair: Chloe |
Roua Al Hanouti (University of Lille) ‘ The vulnerability of refugee families: adjusting the stigmatised identity’
Martina Hutton (University of Winchester) ‘Ventriloquism, Voice and Activism: Research Stances, Tensions and Possibilities’
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Studying marginality: politicising research and the researcher |
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29.04.21
Time: 5.30 to 7 (UK time)
Chair: Benedetta |
Leighanne Higgins (University of Lancaster) ‘Marketplace and I: Commercial Experiences of Disability Explored through Art’
Rachel Ashman (University of Liverpool) ‘ Exploring the Dynamics of a Collaborative Working Methodology: The Case of the Liverpool Feminist Collective’
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Innovative projects and disciplinary recognition |