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Agnes Nairn
Agnes Nairn
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Who’s messing with my mind? The implications of dual-process models for the ethics of advertising to children
A Nairn, C Fine
International Journal of Advertising 27 (3), 447-470, 2008
4002008
Reconceptualizing materialism as identity goal pursuits: Functions, processes, and consequences
LJ Shrum, N Wong, F Arif, SK Chugani, A Gunz, TM Lowrey, A Nairn, ...
Journal of Business Research 66 (8), 1179-1185, 2013
3932013
Brand relationships: Strengthened by emotion, weakened by attention
R Heath, D Brandt, A Nairn
Journal of advertising research 46 (4), 410-419, 2006
2752006
Measuring affective advertising: Implications of low attention processing on recall
R Heath, A Nairn
Journal of Advertising Research 45 (2), 269-281, 2005
1582005
Materialism: The good, the bad, and the ugly
LJ Shrum, TM Lowrey, M Pandelaere, AA Ruvio, E Gentina, P Furchheim, ...
Journal of Marketing Management 30 (17-18), 1858-1881, 2014
1542014
Consumer kids: How big business is grooming our children for profit
A Nairn
HAL Post-Print, 2009
1542009
Children's use of brand symbolism: A consumer culture theory approach
A Nairn, C Griffin, P Gaya Wicks
European Journal of Marketing 42 (5/6), 627-640, 2008
1492008
How emotive is creativity
RG Heath, AC Nairn, PA Bottomley
Journal of advertising research 49 (4), 450-463, 2009
1032009
Creating the customer: The influence of advertising on consumer market segments–Evidence and ethics
A Nairn, P Berthon
Journal of Business Ethics 42, 83-100, 2003
932003
Children’s well-being in UK, Sweden and Spain: The role of inequality and materialism
A Nairn, B Duffy, O Sweet, J Swiecicka, S Pope
Ipsos MORI Social research insitute. UNICEF UK, 2011
862011
Watching, wanting and wellbeing: Exploring the links-a study of 9 to 13 year-olds
A Nairn, J Ormrod, PA Bottomley
National Consumer Council, 2007
862007
“We make the shoes, you make the story” Teenage girls’ experiences of fashion: Bricolage, tactics and narrative identity
G Marion, A Nairn
Consumption, Markets and Culture 14 (1), 29-56, 2011
832011
CRM: Helpful or full of hype?
A Nairn
Journal of Database Marketing & Customer Strategy Management 9, 376-382, 2002
812002
Pop-ups, pop-unders, banners and buttons: The ethics of online advertising to primary school children
A Nairn, A Dew
Journal of Direct, Data and Digital Marketing Practice 9, 30-46, 2007
672007
Measuring childhood materialism: refining and validating Schor's Consumer Involvement Scale
PA Bottomley, A Nairn, T Kasser, YL Ferguson, J Ormrod
Psychology & Marketing 27 (7), 717-739, 2010
662010
Researching children: Are we getting it right?: A discussion of ethics
A Nairn, B Clarke
International Journal of Market Research 54 (2), 177-198, 2012
652012
Through the paradigm funnel: a conceptual tool for literature analysis
P Berthon, A Nairn, A Money
Marketing Education Review 13 (2), 55-66, 2003
562003
Children as vulnerable consumers: a first conceptualisation
F Spotswood, A Nairn
Journal of Marketing management 32 (3-4), 211-229, 2016
492016
“Obviously in the cool group they wear designer things” A social practice theory perspective on children’s consumption
A Nairn, F Spotswood
European Journal of Marketing 49 (9/10), 1460-1483, 2015
492015
Something approaching science? Cluster analysis procedures in the CRM era
A Nairn, P Bottomley
International Journal of Market Research 45 (2), 241-264, 2003
46*2003
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