Visiting Academics and Seminars
Visiting Academics
The Department of Marketing has a vibrant programme of hosting visits from researchers of all levels. These vary from just a few days to several months.
We invite qualified visiting professors who can stimulate our research environment, but we also encourage unsolicited applications for visits by everyone with a shared interest in research with our Faculty.
Our active research seminars aim to support cooperation and exchanges of expertise among its members.
Seminars 2018
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Presenter/Partner |
Topic |
Type |
Date |
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Associate prof. Jatinder Jit Singh EADA |
How Factors such as Incidental Emotion and Emotional Commitment Influence Consumers’ Ethical Judgments/Intentions |
Seminar |
January |
|
Dr. Erik Braun |
How the Refugee Crisis Changes the Decision Structure of Tourists: A Cross-country Scenario Study |
Seminar |
January 17 |
|
EPSI Rating |
Latest research on customer satisfaction in a Danish and Nordic perspective |
Seminar |
January 25 |
|
Dr. Sheila Malone Lancaster University Management School |
Investigating the Link between Sustainable Tourism Development and Community Wellbeing. |
Seminar |
February 27 |
|
Associate prof. Tobias Schaefers Technical University Dortmund |
Selling Ownership or Selling Access? Examining Salespersons’ Preferences and Capabilities |
Seminar |
March 12 |
|
Associate prof. Edlira Shehu University of Southern Denmark |
"You saved a life": How Specifying Past Donation Use Increases Donor Reactivation via Impact and Warm Glow | Seminar | March 23 |
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Assistant prof. Dennis Heerhausen University of St. Gallen |
Detecting, Preventing, and Mitigating Online Firestorms in Social Media |
Seminar |
May 17 |
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Assistant prof. Sebastian Tillmanns University of Münster |
Drivers and Outcomes of Customer Engagement in Online Retailing | Seminar | May 28 |
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Assistant prof. Gülen Sarial Abi Bocconi University |
To Err is Human: Consumers' Responses to Brand Harm Crises | Seminar | June 4 |
|
Associate prof. Maria Saaksjarvi Delft University of Technology |
New Frontiers in Creativity and Innovation Research | Seminar | August 30 |
Seminars 2017
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Presenter/Partner |
Topic |
Type |
Date |
|
EPSI Rating |
Latest research on customer satisfaction in a Danish and Nordic perspective |
Seminar |
19 January |
|
Prof. Steve J. Armstrong, Hull University |
Re-Thinking Management Education |
Research Seminar |
1 February |
|
Prof. Steven Brown, University of Ulster |
The Art of Branding |
ICON Lecture |
22 February |
|
Prof. Lisa Penaloza, Kedge Business School |
Spirits of Capitalism: Remittance Consumption as the Means by which Mexican Transnational Families Develop a Global Market Ethic |
Research Seminar |
15 March |
|
Prof. Stefano Puntoni, Erasmus University |
Automation and Identity |
Research Seminar |
23 March |
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Prof. Andreas Eggert, Paderborn University |
The Loyalty Effect on Gift Purchases |
Research Seminar |
31 March |
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Prof. Geroge Christodoulides, Birkbeck University of London |
Consumer-Brand Forgiveness |
Research Seminar |
10 May |
|
Prof. Gerrit van Bruggen, Erasmus University |
Marketing and the Connected Customer |
Research Seminar |
17 May |
|
Prof. Ajay Kohli, Georgia Institute of Technology |
Theory Construction Workshop |
Research Workshop |
29 May |
|
Prof. Michael Beverland |
The Future is Analog: What Does the Revival of Legacy Technology Mean for Innovation |
Research Seminar |
19 June |
|
Dr. Ingo Karpen |
Killing the Big Beast that is the Traditional Thesis |
Seminar |
27 June |
|
Associate prof. Jaewoo Joo |
Functionality Seeking? When Functionality Increases New Product Adoption and When It Does Not |
Seminar |
24 October |