Associate professor of Marketing at IAE Nancy – University of Lorraine (CEREFIGE) Jean-Philippe Nau is Associate Professor of Marketing at the University of Lorraine (IAE Nancy / CEREFIGE). His research focuses on issues of inclusion and exclusion related to consumption. He has worked on the consumption of people with disabilities, on video games and illegal […]
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Assistant Professor of Marketing at Reims Champagne-Ardenne University (URCA, REGARDS). As an assistant professor at University of Reims, I am working on consumer ethnicity and acculturation. In the context of global mobility, consumption is a way for migrant populations to express their identity, and to find their place in the world. My research explores this […]
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Professor of Marketing at Reims Champagne-Ardenne University (REGARDS). My research examines cognitive and emotional dimensions of consumer decision making. Much of this research focuses on the influence of the beliefs system on judgment (stereotypic beliefs about product’s origin or company in general via skepticism or cynicism, social or ethical beliefs) and how consumers are coping […]
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Professor of Marketing at EBS – European Business School, Paris Marie-Catherine Paquier is Associate Professor of Marketing at EBS – European Business School in Paris. She is also affiliated with the Laboratoire interdisciplinaire des sciences de l’action (CNRS 2604). After a PhD on the influence of contexts on the purchasing experience of monastic products at […]
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Anthropologue, PhD. & Chercheur associé (ILTP, Université de Lausanne)   Fondateur ThinkDifferentTank Lyon – Paris – Lausanne m: +336 59 22 38 67 e: parise@thinkdifferenttank.fr www.thinkdifferenttank.fr   Fanny Parise est chercheur associé à l’Institut Lémanique de Théologie Pratique de l’Université de Lausanne (Suisse), elle est docteur en socio-anthropologie (Sorbonne Paris Cité) et journaliste (Ecole Supérieur de Journalisme […]
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Lecturer in Marketing at Paris Est University (IUT Sénart-Fontainebleau) Laure Perraud holds a PhD in Management Science, Marketing, from the University of Burgundy, CERMAB, CREGO EA 7317. She is a co-director of the Licence “e-commerce and digital marketing” at Paris 12 University (IUT of Sénart-Fontainebleau). Her research interests include resistance to advertising and particulary intrusive online […]
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Doctorante à l’Université de Rouen, Laboratoire NIMEC, axe « consommation, socialisation et expérience » Après un parcours 100% marketing, multi secteurs, multi-produits, je me suis formée à la sémiotique, outil structurant d’analyse pour comprendre l’ éco système, source culturelle des interactions individuelles de consommation. J’appartiens à une génération qui a assisté à une transformation du marketing avec […]
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Assistant Professor of Marketing at emlyon business school   Anissa Pomiès holds a Master’s degree in Sociology from La Sorbonne University and École Normale Supérieure. She received a Ph.D. in Marketing from La Sorbonne University and ESCP Europe. She explores market dynamics and taste through ethnographic methods. She is also interested in epistemology and the visual translation […]
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Lecturer at Ibn Tofail University (www.uit.ac.ma), Kénitra, Morocco, Head of the Research Master « Digital Marketing Strategies – DSM » Laboratoire CRM – Centre de Recherche en Management et Commerce (linkedin.com/company/crmc-uit) Mohammed Qmichchou teaches Digital Marketing and Customer Relationship Management. He is currently working on the Moroccan online consumer behavior. His research aims to understand the determinants […]
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Professor of Marketing at Rouen University (NIMEC).   My research deals with consumption as a socio-cultural phenomenon. The idea is, differently from psychological approaches to the consumer, to mobilize anthropological perspectives, in particular those from the Consumer Culture Theory.  I have addressed several issues related to culture: regionality, ethnicity, youth, and music consumption. My current research […]
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