1
Consumption,
cyber-identities and new forms of citizenship
Half-day seminar University
of Bath: 30th January 2006
*
Prof. Jim Gee, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
* Prof Andrea Press, University of Illinois,
USA *
Jacob Habgood, LSRI,
*
Dr Monica Whitty, Queens University, Belfast Nottingham
University
2
Branded
identities, marketing and the process of commodification
Half-day
seminar University
of Birmingham: 24th April 2006
* Prof. Russell Belk, University of Utah, USA,
Visiting Professor at Department of Marketing, Lancaster University Management
School
*
Prof. Richard Elliott, Business School, University of Warwick
*
Prof. Doug Holt, Said Business School, Worcester College Oxford
* Yasmin
Sekhon, Birmingham University Business School
3
The new
consumers: Childhood and youth
Half-day
seminar Open
University, Milton Keynes: July 2006
*
Prof. Kenichi Kawasaki, Komasazawa University, Japan
* Dr Liz Moor, Middlesex University
* Dr Christine Griffin / Agnes Nairn /
Patricia Gaya Wickes, University of Bath
* Postgrad speaker tba
4
Representation,
identities and consumption
Half-day
seminar Goldsmiths
College, University of London: Nov 2006
* Prof. Karin Ekstrom, University of
Gothenberg, Sweden
*
Prof. Ann Gray, University of Lincoln
Dr Sean Nixon, University of Essex
*
Claire Barratt, Central St Martin’s College of Art, London
5
‘Money’s too
tight to mention’: Consumption on the margins
Half-day
seminar University
of Teesside, Middlesboro: February 2007
*
Prof. Elizabeth Chin, Occidental College, LA, USA
*
Prof. Rob MacDonald, University of Teesside
Dr Robert Hollands, University of
Newcastle
*
Elena Zezlina-Phillips, Anglia Ruskin University
6
Disordered
consumption: Health, identities and social policies around consumption
1.5 day conference University
of Bath: July 2007
* Prof. Sally Casswell, Massey University,
Auckland, New Zealand
* Dr Shane Blackman, Canterbury College *
Postgrad speakers tba
*
Dr Sarah Riley, University of Bath
Don Shenker, Director of Policy +
Services, Alcohol Concern (UK Government Alcohol Strategy)
*
Clive Henn, Senior Alcohol Adviser, Department of Health (Adviser on UK
Government Alcohol Strategy)
Andrew Brown, DG, Advertising Industry
Association (Advertising industry perspective on proposed legislation)
* Dr Sandra
Passmore, Birmingham Health Education Unit (Nutrition policies in schools)
* Fin
Cullen, Goldsmith’s College, London
For further information, and if you wish
to go on the Seminar Series mailing list, contact:
Dr Christine Griffin Email:
c.griffin@bath.ac.uk
Department of Psychology Tel:
01225 385293
University of Bath
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