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Professor Andrew Lindridge
Disability and well-being: towards a Capability Approach for marketplace access2023
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Examining ‘Good’ Mothering and Value Transmission: How British-Born South-Asian Mothers Seek Generational Change2023
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Publish or perish: ensuring our journals don’t fail us2023
Sofia Christidi
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Dr Ian Gregory-Smith
The ‘out-of-growth consumer’: economic crisis and consumer experiences of rupture in marketplace mythology2023
Professor Andrew Lindridge
The Human Brand Muse: Consumer Inspiration through Therapeutic Thirdness2023
Professor Andrew Lindridge
The Myths of the Market: How skin colour is determined by socio-cultural-historical narratives2023
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Artist Brand Transformations: A Geological Perspective2022
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Ch-Ch-Changes: The Geology of Artist Brand Evolutions2022
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Crossing Wires: Short-Circuiting (A)sexual Hierarchies of Knowledge in Marketing Theory2022
Professor Andrew Lindridge
How the Market Perpetuates and Challenges Historical Socio-Cultural Marginalization: The Case of Middle-Class Dalits in India2022
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Negotiating liminality following life transitions: reflexive bricolage and liminal hotspots2021
Dr Anton Siebert
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Customer Experience Journeys: Loyalty Loops Versus Involvement Spirals2020
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Establishing psychological relationship between female customers and retailers: a study of the small to medium scale clothing retail industry2020
Gidraph Michuki
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Reclaiming the ‘tribe’ from ‘consumer tribes’: Consumption, modernization and Kenya’s tribes2019
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Recovering marketplace acceptance following an unsuccessful brand transformation2019
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Veil De-Racialization through Consumption: The Case of Veiled Muslim Women in France2019
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Do gambling game choices reflect a recreational gambler's motivations?2018
Professor Andrew Lindridge
The Myths of the Market: A Skin-Deep, Discursive Analysis of the Fairness Phenomena in India2018
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Why some South Asian Muslims celebrate Christmas: Introducing 'Acculturation Trade-offs'2018
Professor Andrew Lindridge
David Bowie is different and I can be different too: Enacting difference across identities’2017
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Ephemeral Consumerism: Crossing Territories of the Indian Female Body2017
Dr Anton Siebert
Professor Andrew Lindridge
‘Consumer Emotionology: Toward a Framework for Socio-Cultural Consumer Research on Emotion’2016
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Agency and empowerment in consumption in relation to a patriarchal bargain: The case of Nigerian immigrant women in the UK2016
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Closing the skills gap – the recurring challenge2016
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Don’t Freak, I’m a Sikh: Stigma, Styled Identities and Social Distancing of the Turbaned Sikh Male2016
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Investigating Consumer Confusion Proneness Cross-Culturally: Empirical Evidence from the United States, Germany, and Thailand2016
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Investigating consumer confusion proneness cross-culturally: empirical evidence from the USA, Germany, and Thailand2016
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Resolving Contradictions in Human Brand Celebrity and Iconicity2016
Professor Andrew Lindridge
(Virtual) ethnicity, the Internet, and well-being2015
Professor Andrew Lindridge
‘And Ziggy played guitar’: Bowie, the market, and the emancipation and resurrection of Ziggy Stardust2015
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Market segmentation by ethnicity: is it really feasible?2015
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Resolving Contradictions in Human Brand Celebrity and Iconicity2015
Professor Andrew Lindridge
The Marijuana Marketplace: Cultural beliefs and its effect on legislation, the legitimate supply chain, and black markets2015
Professor Andrew Lindridge
What Ziggy Stardust and David Bowie tells us about celebrity and market emancipation?2015
Professor Andrew Lindridge
‘Can celebrities ever escape their celeactor: The case of David Bowie and Ziggy Stardust’2014
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Becoming Iconic: David Bowie from Man to Icon2014
Professor Andrew Lindridge
Consumer ethnicity three decades after: a TCR agenda2014
Professor Andrew Lindridge
The manifestation of culture in product purchase: A cross-cultural comparison2014