Join us for this series of workshops which aim at discussing methodological problems, advancements and challenges encountered when doing critical and interpretivist research in marketing.

Please note that Zoom links will be emailed the day before each event. Please note that registration closes 60 minutes before the event start time.

If you have not received the log in details or have any further queries, please contact chloe.preece@rhul.ac.uk.

Session 1 15th April 2021: The politics of sensing and knowing in critical and interpretivist marketing studies

Keynote speaker: Ozlem Sandikci (University of Glasgow)

‘Researching Consumption and Marketing Outside the West’

Discussant: Olga Kravets (Royal Holloway, University of London)

‘The politics of sound in consumer research’

Gretchen Larsen (University of Durham) and Maurice Patterson (University of Limerick)

Session 2 22nd April 2021: Studying marginality: politicising research and the researcher

‘Ventriloquism, Voice and Activism: Research Stances, Tensions and Possibilities’

Martina Hutton (University of Winchester)

‘The vulnerability of refugee families: adjusting the stigmatised identity’

Roua Al Hanouti (University of Lille)

Session 3 29th April 2021: Innovative projects and disciplinary recognition

‘Marketplace and I: Commercial Experiences of Disability Explored through Art’

Leighanne Higgins (University of Lancaster)

‘The generative power of grassroots poetry: co-creating inclusive narratives of the future with community partners’

Emma Surman (University of Birmingham) and Mihaela Kelemen (University of Nottingham)

‘Exploring the Dynamics of a Collaborative Working Methodology: The Case of the Liverpool Feminist Collective’

Rachel Ashman, Athanasia Daskalopoulou, Katy Kerrane, Cathy McGouran, Elizabeth Parsons, Daniela Pirani (University of Liverpool)

Followed by virtual drinks