Dr Stephanie Anderson

  • Lecturer in Marketing (Management)

Biography

Dr Stephanie Anderson is a Lecturer in Marketing at the Adam Smith Business School. Stephanie holds a PhD in Marketing along with an MRes in Marketing and BA (Hons) in Marketing and Management from the University of Strathclyde.

Stephanie’s research interests broadly include consumer culture and material cultures of consumption. Her research has previously focused on labours of digital work, waste consumption and death cultures. Her current research interests include community crafting rituals and material cultures of the past. She has an interest in non-representational and visual methodologies.

Stephanie has published in Marketing Theory, Journal of Public Policy and Marketing, Consumption Markets & Culture, and Advances in Consumer Research.


Research interests

Stephanie is a member of the Marketing research cluster.

Areas of expertise: 

  • Consumer culture theory
  • Material cultures of consumption
  • Communities and subcultures
  • Non-representational methodologies

 


Publications

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Number of items: 12.

2018

Anderson, S. , Hamilton, K. and Tonner, A. (2018) “They were built to last”: anticonsumption and the materiality of waste in obsolete buildings. Journal of Public Policy and Marketing, 37(2), pp. 195-212. (doi: 10.1177/0743915618810438)

2017

Anderson, S. , Tonner, A. and Hamilton, K. (2017) Death of buildings in consumer culture: natural death, architectural murder and cultural rape. Consumption Markets and Culture, 20(5), pp. 387-402. (doi: 10.1080/10253866.2017.1367676)

2016

Anderson, S. , Hamilton, K. and Tonner, A. (2016) Social labour: Exploring work in consumption. Marketing Theory, 16(3), pp. 383-400. (doi: 10.1177/1470593116640598)

2015

Anderson, S. (2015) Alternative Places of Consumption: Understanding Urban Exploration. In: 8th Workshop on Interpretive Consumer Research, Edinburgh, UK, 16-17 Apr 2015,

Anderson, S. (2015) Consuming Place: Understanding Urban Exploration. In: Department of Marketing Doctoral Conference, Glasgow, UK, 2015,

Anderson, S. and Goode, A. (2015) ‘It’s Like Somebody Else’s Pub’: Understanding Conflict in Third Place. In: Association for Consumer Research Conference, New Orleans, LA, USA, 2015,

Anderson, S. , Hamilton, K. and Tonner, A. (2015) See that Door with a No Entry sign? Open it?: Exploring Consumer Agency in Contested Place. In: Association for Consumer Research Conference, New Orleans, LA, USA, 2015,

Anderson, S. , Hamilton, K. and Tonner, A. (2015) See that door with a No Entry sign? Open it?: Exploring consumer agency in contested place. Advances in Consumer Research, 43, pp. 309-313.

Goode, A. and Anderson, S. (2015) ‘It’s like somebody else’s pub’: understanding conflict in third place. Advances in Consumer Research, 43, pp. 346-351.

2014

Anderson, S. , Hamilton, K. and Tonner, A. (2014) 'I Regularly Weigh Up Just Getting Rid of Facebook': Exploring Restriction As a Form of Anti-Consumption. In: 2014 ACR North American Conference, Baltimore, MD, USA, 23-26 Oct 2014,

Anderson, S. , Hamilton, K. and Tonner, A. (2014) ‘I regularly weigh up just getting rid of Facebook’: exploring restriction as a form of anti-consumption. Advances in Consumer Research, 42, pp. 235-239.

2013

Anderson, S. , Hamilton, K. and Tonner, A. (2013) Virtual Identity Construction and the Ambivalences of Social Technology. In: Reflecting on the Past, Celebrating the Present and Shaping the Future in Marketing Research, Edinburgh, UK, 19 Sept 2013,

This list was generated on Tue Feb 25 01:25:47 2020 GMT.
Jump to: Articles | Conference Proceedings
Number of items: 12.

Articles

Anderson, S. , Hamilton, K. and Tonner, A. (2018) “They were built to last”: anticonsumption and the materiality of waste in obsolete buildings. Journal of Public Policy and Marketing, 37(2), pp. 195-212. (doi: 10.1177/0743915618810438)

Anderson, S. , Tonner, A. and Hamilton, K. (2017) Death of buildings in consumer culture: natural death, architectural murder and cultural rape. Consumption Markets and Culture, 20(5), pp. 387-402. (doi: 10.1080/10253866.2017.1367676)

Anderson, S. , Hamilton, K. and Tonner, A. (2016) Social labour: Exploring work in consumption. Marketing Theory, 16(3), pp. 383-400. (doi: 10.1177/1470593116640598)

Anderson, S. , Hamilton, K. and Tonner, A. (2015) See that door with a No Entry sign? Open it?: Exploring consumer agency in contested place. Advances in Consumer Research, 43, pp. 309-313.

Goode, A. and Anderson, S. (2015) ‘It’s like somebody else’s pub’: understanding conflict in third place. Advances in Consumer Research, 43, pp. 346-351.

Anderson, S. , Hamilton, K. and Tonner, A. (2014) ‘I regularly weigh up just getting rid of Facebook’: exploring restriction as a form of anti-consumption. Advances in Consumer Research, 42, pp. 235-239.

Conference Proceedings

Anderson, S. (2015) Alternative Places of Consumption: Understanding Urban Exploration. In: 8th Workshop on Interpretive Consumer Research, Edinburgh, UK, 16-17 Apr 2015,

Anderson, S. (2015) Consuming Place: Understanding Urban Exploration. In: Department of Marketing Doctoral Conference, Glasgow, UK, 2015,

Anderson, S. and Goode, A. (2015) ‘It’s Like Somebody Else’s Pub’: Understanding Conflict in Third Place. In: Association for Consumer Research Conference, New Orleans, LA, USA, 2015,

Anderson, S. , Hamilton, K. and Tonner, A. (2015) See that Door with a No Entry sign? Open it?: Exploring Consumer Agency in Contested Place. In: Association for Consumer Research Conference, New Orleans, LA, USA, 2015,

Anderson, S. , Hamilton, K. and Tonner, A. (2014) 'I Regularly Weigh Up Just Getting Rid of Facebook': Exploring Restriction As a Form of Anti-Consumption. In: 2014 ACR North American Conference, Baltimore, MD, USA, 23-26 Oct 2014,

Anderson, S. , Hamilton, K. and Tonner, A. (2013) Virtual Identity Construction and the Ambivalences of Social Technology. In: Reflecting on the Past, Celebrating the Present and Shaping the Future in Marketing Research, Edinburgh, UK, 19 Sept 2013,

This list was generated on Tue Feb 25 01:25:47 2020 GMT.

Grants

  • Academy of Marketing Early Career Researcher Grant (2018-2019)
  • The Community Food Hub, Social Innovation Fund Scottish Government (2019)
  • Being Human Festival of Humanities (2017-2018)

Supervision

Stephanie is interested in supervising doctoral research that explores consumer culture and material cultures of consumption. Specific areas of interest include; communities, subcultures, space/place, death markets and archaeologies of the past. She is interested by projects using interpretive methodologies, archival research, ethnographic and visual methods.

Current supervision

Andreea Bocioaga

Topic: Sustainability and Community Gardens
Co-supervisor: Professor Deirdre Shaw and Professor Robert McMaster


Teaching

  • Global consumer behaviour (MSc)
  • Contemporary issues in consumer behaviour (MA)
  • Introduction to marketing (MA)


Dr Stephanie Anderson, Lecturer in Marketing

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