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2. Role framing: the layered meaning of the contemporary estate agent role
3. Sense the difference: changes in relationship management in the context of the financial crisis
4. Examining Belk's concept of possessions and the extended self in a non-western context: how Hong Kong Chinese consumers' narratives illuminate the boundary between extended possessions and the extended self
5. Inter-relationships between desired and undesired selves and anti-consumption
6. Conceptualizing and examining how extremity of claims work in the context of advertising visuals
7. System-oriented or socially embedded: social identification in estate agency roles
8. Examining Belk's concept of possessions and the extended self in a non-western context: how Hong Kong Chinese consumers' narratives illuminate the boundary between extended possessions and the extended self
9. Inter-relationships between desired and undesired selves and anti-consumption
10. Sense the difference: changes in relationship management in the context of the financial crisis
11. Role framing: the layered meaning of the contemporary estate agent role
12. Conceptualizing and examining how extremity of claims work in the context of advertising visuals
13. Aberrant service consumer behaviour
14. The interplay between desired and undesired selves in the consumption experiences of Greek women
15. Cleaning up the mess? Revisiting the silences in interpretivist consumer research
16. Aberrant service consumer behaviour
17. The interplay between desired and undesired selves in the consumption experiences of Greek women
18. Cleaning up the mess? Revisiting the silences in interpretivist consumer research
19. The role of symbolic consumption in identity projects: the case of fostered children
20. Consumption and social stigma in identity projects: stories from fostered children
21. The role of the negative self in consumption
22. Conflict and uncertainty in identity projects: narrating aspects of the consumer self in different ethno-cultural contexts
23. Integrating approach-avoidance conflicts into consumer ambivalence: comparing retail contexts
24. Consumption and social stigma in identity projects: stories from fostered children
25. Integrating approach-avoidance conflicts into consumer ambivalence: comparing retail contexts
26. The role of the negative self in consumption
27. The role of symbolic consumption in identity projects: the case of fostered children
28. Conflict and uncertainty in identity projects: narrating aspects of the consumer self in different ethno-cultural contexts
29. Getting the body back (or not): exploring women's expectations of their body before, during and after birth
30. Reflexivity, representation and rhetoric: issues for interpretive consumer researchers
31. Self, identity and consumption in Hong Kong Chinese Society: Consumer Narratives about symbolic consumption of special possessions
32. What is the real value of relationships: assessing the benefits and costs of relationships in consultancy
33. Hong Kong consumer narratives about self, possessions and symbolic consumption
34. Unpredictable disadvantages associated with relationship management
35. Symbolic consumption in Hong Kong Chinese society: narratives of self and special possessions
36. Towards an understanding of shopper ambivalence in changing retail environments: investigating and conceptualizing approach-avoidance conflicts in consumer behaviour
37. Whatever happened to social network analysis in consumer research: review and prospects
38. Extending understanding of consumer ambivalence in different shopping environments by investigating approach-avoidance conflicts
39. The self-determination processes of new mothers
40. Care leavers' transitions to independent living, in Special Session: Marlys Mason and Teresa Pavia 'Consumers set apart: marketplace marginalization, adaptation and resistance'
41. Unpredictable disadvantages associated with relationship management
42. Hong Kong consumer narratives about self, possessions and symbolic consumption
43. Whatever happened to social network analysis in consumer research: review and prospects
44. Extending understanding of consumer ambivalence in different shopping environments by investigating approach-avoidance conflicts
45. Care leavers' transitions to independent living, in Special Session: Marlys Mason and Teresa Pavia 'Consumers set apart: marketplace marginalization, adaptation and resistance'
46. Symbolic consumption in Hong Kong Chinese society: narratives of self and special possessions
47. The self-determination processes of new mothers
48. Towards an understanding of shopper ambivalence in changing retail environments: investigating and conceptualizing approach-avoidance conflicts in consumer behaviour
49. Reflexivity, representation and rhetoric: issues for interpretive consumer researchers
50. What is the real value of relationships: assessing the benefits and costs of relationships in consultancy
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