SESSION ONE ~ VALUE IN PLACE
4461 Hutchinson Breakout Room
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Tim Rosenkranz, The New School for Social Research, Sociology
Marketing the (Desti-)Nation: Relations of Speculation, Brokerage and Translation
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Mario Campana, University of London, Goldsmiths Institute of Management Studies
A Theory of Object Mutation
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Co-discussion leaders:
Eric Arnould, Aalto University
Jennifer Smith Maguire, University of Leicester School of Business
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SESSION TWO ~ FINANCE
4220 Gould Classroom
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Maude Pugliese, McGill University, Sociology
A Nation of Installment Plan Buyers: Why Homeownership is the Main Wealth-Building Vehicle in the US Population
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Angelina Grigoryeva, Princeton University, Sociology
Household Use of Consumer Finance and Wealth Mobility
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Anna Custers, University of Oxford, Marketing
Financial Fragility and Creditor Pressure: A Narrative Perspective
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Co-discussion leaders:
Melanie Wallendorf, Eller College of Management, University of Arizona
Juliet Schor, Boston College
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SESSION THREE ~ MARKET ACTORS
2467 Terrell Breakout
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Jonathan Bean, Bucknell University, Markets, Innovation and Design
Objects as Consumers
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Andrew C Cohen, Yale University, Sociology
Seeing the Market: The Case of Advertising Agencies and Their Clients
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Eliisa Kylkilahti, University of Helsinki, Consumer Economics
Playful Consumer Tactics and Co-performance in Everyday Services
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Co-discussion leaders:
Amber Epp, University of Wisconsin School of Business
Nina Bandelj, University of California, Irvine
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SESSION FOUR ~ FOOD
1410 Kissick Conference
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Merin Oleschuk, University of Toronto, Sociology
Consuming the Family Meal: News Media Constructions of Home Cooking, Processed Food Consumption, and Health
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Amy Singer, Franklin & Marshall College, Sociology
Made Someplace Else: Managing a Stigmatized Reputation through Displacement and Passing
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Viviane Riegel, ESPM, Communications and Consumption (PPGCOM)
Food, Brands & Consumption in Sao Paulo: Possibilities of Cosmopolitan Attitudes for Young People
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Co-discussion leaders:
Sonya Grier, American University
Shyon Baumann, University of Toronto
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SESSION FIVE ~ DISTINCTION & DIFFERENCE
2230 Nooyi Classroom
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Florian Stoll, Bayreuth Academy of African Studies, Sociology. CCS Postdoctoral Fellow
Totemic Objects as Focal Points of Middle-Class Milieus in Nairobi, Kenya
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Gry Høngsmark Knudsen, University of Southern Denmark, Marketing and Management
Affectual Assemblages: Understanding Public Spheres around Ads on YouTube
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Shelly Steward, University of California, Berkeley, Sociology
The Multiple Meanings of Thrift Store Shopping: Narratives of Consumption as Symbolic Capital
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Co-discussion leaders:
Craig Thompson, University of Wisconsin at Madison
Omar Lizardo, University of Notre Dame
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SESSION SIX ~ CONSUMPTION COMMUNITIES
2220 Jones Classroom
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Niklas Woermann, University of Southern Denmark, Marketing
The Microglobalisation of Consumption Communities: Interaction, Community and Consumption in Synthetic Societies
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Nicholas Pendarvis, California State University, Marketing
Frame Formation and the Legitmation of Contested Practices within Consumption Communities
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Thomas Calkins, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Sociology
Tracking Changes: The Survival and Loss of Chicago’s Independent Record Stores, 1970-20
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Co-discussion leaders:
Albert Muñiz, Jr., DePaul University
Melissa Aronczyk, Rutgers University
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SESSION SEVEN ~ NEGOTIATING CONSUMER MARKETS (INVITED SESSION)
1556 Hundt Conference
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Hannah Wohl, Northwestern University, Sociology
The Social Production of Signature Styles: Consumption Practices of Contemporary Art Collectors
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Alex Mitchell, Queen’s University, Smith School of Business
The World of Tomorrow: Technological Change and Market Development
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Anissa Pomiès, Concordia University, Marketing
The Emergence of Hermesian Markets
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Co-discussion leaders:
Markus Giesler, Schulich School of Business, York University
Anna Lund, Linnaeus University
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