8th WORKSHOP ON INTERPRETIVE CONSUMER RESEARCH Edinburgh, UK, April 16-17, 2015 Wednesday 15th April - opening drinks reception: 6.30-8pm, Roof Terrace, 4th Floor, University of Edinburgh Business School, 29 Buccleuch Place, Edinburgh EH8 9JS -------------------------- Thursday 16th April 8.30 Onsite registration (University of Edinburgh Business School, 29 Buccleuch Place, Edinburgh EH8 9JS) 9.15 Introductions and welcome (Auditorium) Track 1 Auditorium Track 2 Lecture Theatre 3 Track 3 Lecture Theatre 4 Session 1 9.30-11.00 The Body Methods: Data Collection Poetic Data RIKKE DUUS, ANDREA DAVIES, MIKE SAREN - THE VOICE OF THE LEG: A RE-THEORIZATION OF TRADITIONAL CONSUMER-OBJECT RELATIONS CAROLINE MARCHANT - UNLOCKING THE FAMILY FRONT DOOR: USING FRIENDSHIP TO GAIN ACCESS TO FAMILY NETWORKS AURELIE DEHLING, BAPTISTE CLERET - “THE ANTITHESIS OF TRUTH IS UNTRUTH. WHEN UNTRUTH IS HELD TO BE TRUE, WE NAME IT ERROR.” CONSUMER RESEARCH IN THE SHADOW OF UNTRUTH: RUSES, AND STRATAGEMS CHLOE STEADMAN, EMMA BANISTER, DOMINIC MEDWAY - TEMPORALITY MATTERS: EXPLORING THE ENTANGLEMENTS BETWEEN AGEING (TATTOOED) BODIES, TEMPORALITIES, AND NARRATIVES WITH PAUL RICOEUR ALEXANDRA ROME, MATTHEW A. HAWKINS - AND… ACTION! IMPLEMENTING SELF-DIRECTED INTERVIEW RESEARCH DESIGNS ANDREA TONNER - CONSUMER POETRY: INSIGHTFUL DATA AND METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES VASSILIS CHARITSIS, PER SKÅLÉN - THE ALICE GRØNHØJ, MALENE GRAM - TO PESTER OR PLEASE? HELEN JANE
DORMANT PROSUMER: AND THE COMMODIFICATION OF SLEEP METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES OF INTERVIEWING CHILDREN ABOUT CONSUMER DECISION-MAKING INFLUENCE BROWN - THE UNCOVERING MEANING IN NARRATIVE DATA IN OUR STUDY OF UK CONSUMER DEBT Tea & Coffee * 11.00-11.30 Session 2 11.30-1.00 Epistemology Methods: Critical Play PER OSTERGAARD, SØREN ASKEGAARD - ANALYSING THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL AND IDEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS IN CCT ALIETTE LAMBERT - REFLECTIONS ON A VOICE-CENTRED RELATIONAL METHOD OF DATA ANALYSIS IN INTERPRETIVE CONSUMER RESEARCH STEPHEN R. O'SULLIVAN, AVI SHANKAR - RETHINKING MARKETPLACE CULTURES: THEORY OF PLAY JOHN SCHOUTEN, DIANE M. MARTIN, BETH DUFAULT - NEOMATERIALISM AND ONTOLOGICAL FLATTENING: SENDING CANONICAL THEORIES BACK TO SCHOOL AMANDA EARLEY - LET'S GET 'REAL': CRITICAL METHODOLOGIES FOR INTERPRETIVE CONSUMER RESEARCH CHRISTIAN JANTZEN, SANNE DOLLERUP - RECOVERING THE POETICS OF SHOPPING LIONEL SITZ, ZIYED GUELMAMI - COULD INTERPRETIVE CONSUMER RESEARCH BE MORE CAREERIST? JAMES CRONIN, GILLIAN HOPKINSON - PROBLEMATIZING THE NEED FOR WARM PROXIMITY: A NOTE ON THE INTERPRETIVE POTENTIAL AND SOCIAL INTERVENTIONISM OF WATCHING DOCUMENTARY FILM SUSAN DUNNETT, KATHY HAMILTON - IN PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS Lunch* 1.00-2.30 Session 3 2.30-4.00 Power Re-contextualising Consumer Culture Digital Consumer JAMES FITCHETT, ANDREA DAVIES - THE STRUGGLE FOR SYMBOLIC POWER IN INTERPRETIVE CONSUMER RESEARCH DOUGLAS BROWNLIE - AN INTERPRETIVE STUDY OF LABOUR PROCESS AS IDENTITY CONSUMERISM SIMONA D'ANTONE, STEFANO PACE - INTERPRETING THE DIGITAL PARADIGM: A “MONADIC” APPROACH TO UNDERSTAND THE “AUGMENTED” CONSUMER WENDY HEIN - STRUGGLING WITH CHANGE: REFLECTIONS ON GENDER EQUALITY IN MARKETING AND ANTONELLA CARU, BERNARD COVA - LOOKING AT CONSUMPTION THROUGH 18TH CENTURY LENS: FINOLA KERRIGAN, KATHRYN WAITE, ANDREW HART - THROUGH THE LENS: CAPTURING THE DIGITAL SELF SELF-
INTERPRETIVE CONSUMER RESEARCH SEEING THE CLAQUE AT PLAY IN CONTEMPORARY CONSUMPTION DOMINIQUE ROUX, ERIC MARTEL - FROM VICARIOUS TO SHARED RESISTANCE: A THEORETICAL APPROACH TO FRONT-LINE WORKERS’ INSUBORDINATION ON CONSUMERS’ BEHALF ZIYED GUELMAMI - « A TRUE HERO NEEDS A FETISH » : CONTEXTUALIZING FETISHISM IN THE CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY FATEMA KAWAF - THE CONSUMPTION EXPERIENCE OF DIGITAL ENVIRONMENTS: SCREENCAST VIDEOGRAPHY Tea & Cakes * 4.00-4.30 Session 4 4.30-6.00 Brands Space Materialism ALISA SMIRNOVA - B(R)ANDS GOING DRAG: CONSUMING TRIBUTE BANDS ALEXANDROS SKANDALIS, EMMA BANISTER, JOHN BYROM - USING BOURDIEU: THE MULTI-SITED ETHNOGRAPHIC APPROACH AND MUSIC CONSUMPTION FLEURA BARDHI, GIANA ECKHARDT - LIQUID CONSUMPTION ASHLEIGH LOGAN, KATHY HAMILTON - THE KATE EFFECT: FASHION, FEMININITY AND IDENTITY KILLIAN O'LEARY, MAURICE PATTERSON LISA O'MALLEY - CONSUMPTION, SPATIALITY & CCT MAURICE PATTERSON, GRETCHEN LARSEN COMMODIFICATION AND THE SOCIAL DYNAMICS OF STIGMA ERIC ARNOULD, DELPHINE DION - MANAGING HUMAN BRAND DYNASTIES MAX CHAUVIN, MATTHIAS BODE - LISTENING TO THE HOME. THE SONIC RECONFIGURATIONS OF SPATIAL BOUNDARIES ASHLEE HUMPHREYS, AIMEE HUFF, SARAH WILNER - ROLE OF MATERIALITY IN LEGITIMATION ---------------------- Friday 17th April Track 1 Track 2 Track 3 Session 5 9.30-11.00 Identity Consuming Place Cooking
CRISTINA LONGO, PETER NUTTALL - THE REVERSE SIDE OF CONSUMER KNOWLEDGE ALAIN DEBENEDETTI, AUDREY BONNEMAIZON, PHILIPPE MERIGOT - CUSTOMERS’ PARTICIPATION AND INITIATIVE IN EMOTIONNALY LADEN PLACES: THE COIN DE VERRE CASE REBECCA JENKINS, JANICE - COUPLING WORK IN THE KITCHEN: THE ROLE OF DIGITAL VIRTUAL DEVICES IN HOME COOKING CHRISTOPHER HACKLEY, RUNGPAKA AMY HACKLEY - CONSUMER LIMINALITY: THE DARK SIDE LEIGHANNE HIGGINS - THE POWER OF PLACE IN CREATING RESEARCHER TRANSFORMATION SILVIA BIRAGHI, DANIELE DALLI, ROSSELLA C. GAMBETTI - COOKING FOR WHAT? PREPARING FOOD FOR SELF REPRESENTATION DIEGO RINALLO, VÉRONIQUE COVA - REVISITING THE SEPARATION BETWEEN SACRED AND PROFANE: BOUNDARY WORK IN PILGRIMAGE EXPERIENCES CÉLINE DEL BUCCHIA, LISA PENALOZA - “NO, I WON’T EAT THAT”: PARENTS’ IN THE FACE OF ROLE EXPECTATIONS AND CHILDREN’S WILL Tea & Coffee 11.00-11.30 Session 6 1130-1.00 Special Session 1 Special Session 2 DOMEN BAJDE, MATTHIAS BODE, DORTHE BROGÅRD KRISTENSEN, ANDERS DAHL KRABBE, SØREN ASKEGAARD, SHONA M. BETTANY - UTILITARIANISM, BIOSOCIAL HUMANS AND SHIT: PLAYING WITH DUALIST ONTOLOGIES NIKLAS WOERMANN, CAROLIN NICKEL, HEIKO KIRSCHNER - SCREWING CONSUMER RESEARCH TO THE GROUND. TOWARDS A SITUATED INTERACTION PERSPECTIVE IN INTERPRETATIVE CONSUMER RESEARCH Lunch 1.00-2.30 Session 7 2.30- 4.00 Questioning Theories Social Innovation & Ethics Consumer Roles, Goals & Metaphors ALAN BRADSHAW, JACOB OSTBERG - FROM THE LUXURY TRAP, TO THE AHMED BENMECHEDDAL, NIL - A ELIZABETH NIXON - THE FOOL, THE HERO AND THE SAGE: ROLE
TROIKA: THE IDEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING OF ONTOLOGICAL INDEBTEDNESS AND THE OF CONSUMERISM MORAL AGENCEMENT BETWEEN CONSUMERS AND NON-CONSUMERS: THE CREATION OF THE COMMUNITY SUPPORTED AGRICULTURE DISTANCE AND NARRATIVES OF A NON-CONSUMER SELF JULIE EMONTSPOOL - NEW DIRECTIONS IN INTERPRETIVE CONSUMER RESEARCH OF RACISM AND XENOPHOBIA MARIO CAMPANA, CAROLINE WIERTZ, STEPHANIE FEIEREISEN, MARIUS LUEDICKE - DIFFUSION OF SOCIAL INNOVATION IN HETEROGENEOUS SOCIAL SYSTEMS CHIHLING LIU, DEBBIE KEELING, MARGARET HOGG - CONCEPTUALIZING AND EXAMINING THE PROCESS OF CONSUMERS’ CHOICE OF GOAL PURSUITS GRY HØNGSMARK KNUDSEN, DANNIE KJELDGAARD - THE DISCOURSE OF BIG DATA IN MARKETING – ‘SCIENTIFICATION’ OF MARKETING RESEARCH AND WHAT SHOULD THE INTERPRETIVE COMMUNITY DO ABOUT IT? ANDREEA ONIGA, JOHN DESMOND - MEANING MATTERS: INVESTIGATING THE INFLUENCE OF MATERIALISM AND SYMBOLIC MEANING IN GREEN CONSUMPTION RICHARD SCULLION - CONSUMERIST CHOICE AND MEANING MAKING: ONE MODEL, MANY VOICES Tea & Cakes 4.00-4.30 Session 8 4.30- 6.00 Dark Side of Consumer Research Identity Special Contexts RENAUD NAU, ERIC RÉMY, DOMINIQUE ROUX - BURIED / DEAD / COLD OBJECTS AS A RESEARCH MATERIAL: TOWARDS A OF CONSUMPTION PRACTICES EMMA BANISTER, MARIA PIACENTINI, TONY GRIMES - IDENTITY REFUSAL: DEVELOPING AND CONCEPTUALISING ‘NON IDENTITY’ JESSICA CHELEKIS - ENACTING BEAUTY AS MODERNITY IN UNDERDEVELOPED CONTEXTS STEPHANIE ANDERSON - ALTERNATIVE PLACES OF CONSUMPTION: UNDERSTANDING URBAN EXPLORATION ANDREI BOTEZ - ONE-SIDED “MULTITUDES”: INTRODUCING THE MÖBIAN MULTIGÄNGER ZAHRA SHARIFONNASABI, FLEURA BARDHI - SOCIAL MEDIA AS PUBLIC SPHERE: THE CASE OF IRANIAN WOMEN’S SOCIAL MOVEMENT ELIZABETH MAMALI - ETHNOGRAPHER’S GUILT: DEALING WITH THE DARKER BERNARDO FIGUEIREDO, NACIMA OURAHMOUNE - THE