Issues

Roots: Creating Routes For Budding Perspectives In Qualitative Market Research From Early Career Researchers

Roots: a SEED manifesto for early career research. Introducing budding perspectives

Killian O’Leary; Chloe Preece; Mona Moufahim
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Where have we come from? Where are we going? How are we getting there? Timelining transitions using creative methods

Paula Leocadio; Carol Kelleher; Eluska Fernández; Colin P. Hawkes
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Epistemic power dynamics in participatory research with adolescents

Simona Radu; Xia Zhu
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Platformisation as a “mycelial” safety-net: the case of a queer feminist-led intentional community in China

Shuo Feng; Shuyu Lelio Yang
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Feminist collaborative autoethnography (FCAE): a framework of care, reflexivity and resistance in marketing and consumer research

Carly Drake; Anuja Anil Pradhan
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Affective entanglements: mutual vulnerability in marginalized research contexts

Roua Alhanouti; Julie Emontspool
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“Speculatively exploring” – a relational approach to study liquid modern markets

Gianluca Chimenti
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The making of a method: operationalising the process of translation

Amy Mathers; Deirdre O’Loughlin; Annmarie Ryan
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Taking ‘Things’ seriously: postphenomenology and object-centred methods for consumer and marketing research

Omar Khaled Abdelrahman; Janice Denegri-Knott
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Regular Papers

Studying complex marketing phenomena: a multi-phase, multi-method qualitative market research framework

Sarah Dodds; Nitha Palakshappa; Sandy Bulmer
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Resolving the meat paradox: the role of animal-related meanings in the adoption of plant-based diets

Hannele Kauppinen-Räisänen; Hanna Leipämaa-Leskinen; Katariina Sorvari; Veera-Iiris Rantanen
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