Items where Author is "Woodruffe-Burton, H R"

Woodruffe-Burton, H R and Elliott, R and Eccles, S A (2002) UK consumers and their (mis-) management of credit and debt. In: Academy of Marketing Annual Conference (Aston University, Birmingham ) - 2003 :. unknown, N/A.

Elliott, R and Eccles, S A and Woodruffe-Burton, H R (2002) The effect of gender on addictive consumption: reflections on men, shopping and consumption. In: ACR Conference on Gender, Marketing and Consumer Behaviour (Dublin) - 2002 :. unknown, N/A.

Elliott, R and Eccles, S A and Woodruffe-Burton, H R (2001) Towards a theory of shopping: a preliminary conceptual framework. In: The Academy of Marketing Annual Conference (Cardiff University ) - 2001 :. unknown, N/A.

Stottinger, B and Schlegelmilch, B B and Sinkovics, R and Woodruffe-Burton, H R (1999) Diffidence about the use of technology-related products: development of a technophobia scale. In: European Marketing Academy Conference (Berlin ) - 1999 :. unknown, N/A.

Bettany, S and Woodruffe-Burton, H R (1999) Doing feminist research in a masculine paradigm: an experimential perspective. In: 1st International Conference on Critical Management Studies (UMIST, Manchester ) - 1999 :. unknown, N/A.

Doyle, J and Hamilton, E E and Woodruffe-Burton, H R (1999) Franchising research in a European context. In: Academy of Marketing Science 9th Biennial World Marketing Congress (Malta) - 1999 :. unknown, N/A.

Woodruffe-Burton, H R (1999) True life tales of postmodern consumers: Emily. Irish Marketing Review, 11 (2). pp. 5-15.

Woodruffe-Burton, H R (1998) Private desires, public display: consumption, postmodernism and fashion. International Journal of Retail and Distribution Management, 26 (8). pp. 301-310. ISSN 0959-0552

Ashworth, C and Capernaros, K and Elliott, R and Woodruffe-Burton, H R and Harris, P (1997) Better than sex? Exploring shopping as compensatory behaviour. In: Marketing Without Borders: UK Academy of Marketing Conference (Manchester ) - 1997 :. unknown, N/A.

Woodruffe-Burton, H R (1997) Compensatory consumption: why do women go shopping when they're fed up? And other stories. Marketing Intelligence and Planning, 15 (7). pp. 325-334. ISSN 0263-4503

Woodruffe-Burton, H R (1997) Eschatology, promise, hope: the utopian vision of consumer research. European Journal of Marketing, 31 (9/10). pp. 667-676. ISSN 0309-0566