Social & Innovation Marketing

Research Themes: social & Sustainable Marketing, Innovation & Artificial Intelligence, Culture & Cultural Practices.

Our “Social & Innovation Marketing” lab produces and disseminates original and innovative contributions, that benefit consumers, companies, and communities for the greater social good.

We use a multi-disciplinary approach to address a range of research questions in marketing and consumer behavior. These disciplines include marketing, psychology, sociology, biology and anthropology. The Lab members also share expertise in quantitative, experimental, qualitative and ethnographic methodologies to better understand companies and consumer decision-making, reasoning and preferences.

This interdisciplinary approach allows us to create synergies between the research techniques and methodologies commonly used in marketing, consumer psychology, cognitive science, evolutionary psychology, sociology, cultural studies, ethnography and anthropology.

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Camilla BARBAROSSA

Head of Social & Innovation Marketing research lab of TBS Education

Exciting research topics that have an impact on society!

3 Major Research Topics

Social & Sustainable Marketing

Green Marketing Food Marketing Gendered Marketing
Ethical Consumption
Corporate Social Responsability Responsible Communication & Nudging Communication Crisis & Online Communication Management

Innovation & Artificial Intelligence

Diffusion of Innovation
Adoption of Autonomous Machines and the Internet of Things
Social Implications of Artificial Intelligence Innovative Consumers Cocreation & Crowdfunding
End-User Entrepreneurship Innovative Branding

Culture & Cultural Practices

Cultural Practices
Culture & Humor in Advertising Gender Studies Materialism Consumer Identity Projects Corporate Philanthropy Reading Audience

2 fields of expertise

Business to Business

Aerospace Marketing
B2B Branding
B2B Purchasing
B2B Project Marketing

Consumer Behavior

Food & Nutrition
Cultural & Creative Industries
Consumer Goods
Services
Robots

Events & News

research article ceo activism conducive democratic process 2300433387

Research article — When Is CEO Activism Conducive to the Democratic Process?

This article complements the predominantly instrumentally oriented literature on CEO activism and contributes, more broadly, to the literature that explores the normative dimensions of corporate political involvement, as well as to a growing strand of research that draws on philosophical theory to inform business leaders’ ethical decision-making.

Seminars & Conferences

Workshop Romain CADARIO

14 october 2021
Ass Professor in Marketing at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
  • “Understanding, explaining and utilizing medical artificial intelligence”
Workshop

Workshop Christoph FUCHS

14 december 2021
Full professor University of Vienna
  • Management by Algorithms reduces prosocial behavior
Workshop

Publication

  • Journal of Business Research
  • Psychology & Marketing
  • Journal of Business Ethics
  • Journal of International Business Studies
  • Journal of Interactive Marketing
  • Journal of International Marketing
  • Journal of Product Innovation Management
  • Ecological Economics
  • International Marketing Review
  • International Journal of Advertising
  • International Journal of Retail and Distribution Management
  • International Journal of Market Research
  • Journal of Cleaner Production
  • Food Quality & Preference
  • Qualitative Market Research
  • Journal of Environmental Psychology
  • Evolutionary Psychology
  • Journal of Marketing Analytics
  • Décisions Marketing
  • Recherche et Applications en Marketing

Conferences & other activities

The members of this research lab actively participate in the scientific community through their involvement in review committees of the main publications in the field and the regular presentation of their work at national and international conferences, in particular:

  • Association for Consumer Research
  • American Marketing Association
  • Academy of Marketing Science
  • Society for Consumer Psychology
  • European Marketing Academy
  • Association Française du Marketing

Partnerships & collaborations

The Social & Innovation Marketing research lab is active in the field of applied research where it collaborates with prestigious companies and institutions:

Partnerships

  • Airbus Defence & Space
  • Thales Group CNES (SIRIUS Chair)
  • Conseil Régional
  • Agri Sud-Ouest Innovation
  • Institution for Transport Policy Studies (Tokyo)
  • Agorize
  • IMP Group

Academic collaborations

  • Toulouse School of Economics
  • ESSEC Business School
  • HEC Montreal
  • York University
  • Waseda Business School – Tokyo
  • University of California
  • University of Antwerp
  • Lancaster University
  • Toulouse School of Management
  • ESADE Business & Law School
  • Kent Business School
  • Athens University
  • Bocconi University
  • University of Bologna
  • Indian Institute Management Bangalore

Archive

2019-2020

  • 23 and 24 April 2020 – Seminar Costas KATSIKEAS, Editor-in-Chief, Journal of International Marketing, AMA, Editor – Marketing, Journal of International Business Studies, AIB, Associate Editor, Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, AMS Undertaking research and crafting, manuscripts for publishing in scholarly academic journals (Applicable to Marketing, Operations and Management, and International Business)
  • 27 March 2020 – Workshop Peter EBBES, HEC Paris
  • 13 March 2020 – Workshop Roxana OLOGEANU-TADDEI, Prof. Management de l’Information Université de Montpellier
  • 06 February 2020 – Workshop Armelle VIEUGUE, PhD Student at Toulouse School of Economics – Reassuring or challenging men’s masculinity in advertising: effects on men’s well-being and marketing effectiveness
  • 30 January 2020 – Workshop Mehdi ELMOUKHLISS, Dr in Management Science, Innovation Marketing and Lecturer – Collective intelligence in the Digital era: paradigms and research directions.
  • 28 November 2019 – Workshop International Social & Innovation Marketing – Barbara BRIERS, Martin SCHREIR, Bram VAN DEN BERG, Shashi MATTA

2018-2019

  • 12 June 2019 : Workshop “How to publish in RAM” with Prof. David GOTTELAND, EM Lyon (France).
  • 23 May 2019 : Workshop “When doing good will not save us: Boundary conditions for the buffering effect of CSR” with Prof. Paolo Antonetti, Neoma Business School (France).
  • 11 April 2019 : Workshop “Conflicting intuitions in the same mind: how context overturns automatic toxic intuitions in product judgments decisions” with Prof. Olivier Trendel, Associate Professor, Grenoble École de Management (France).
  • 25 March 2019 : Workshop “How Do Social Norms Influence Parents’ Food Choices for Their Children? The Role of Social Comparison and Implicit Self-Theories” with Prof. Shashi MATTA, Ingolstadt School of Management.
  • 29 November 2018 :Workshop “Food marketing” with Prof. Tobias Otterbring , Aarhus University (Denmark), and Prof. Olicia Petit, Kedge Business School (France).
  • 9 November 2018 :Workshop “Food waste in the eye of the consumer” with Prof. Simona ROMANI (LUISS University, Rome)

2017-2018

  • 18 May 2018 : Workshop “Empowering Donors. How to increase fundraising efficiency via coupling and unpacking” with Prof. Bram Van den Bergh (Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University)
  • 30 March 2018 : Workshop “The (future) consequences of food: Inventory, Importance and Qualitative typology of French Consumers” with Prof. Laurie BALBO (Montpellier Business School) and Phuong Thao BUI-NGUYEN (University of Toulouse Jean Jaures)
  • 7 November 2017 : Workshop “Similarity as a Double-Edged Sword” withDr. Sandra LAPORTE, HEC Montréal et Daniele SCARPI, University of Bologna
  • 29 September 2017 : Workshop “Factors that Delays Adoption of Disruptive Innovation: A Case of E-reading in Japan” with Dr. Tomoko KAWAKAMI, Waseda University Business School

2016-2017

  • 27 February 2017 : Workshop “Links between violent shoopers and employees  employees’ deviant behaviour” with Pr. Jean-Charles CHEBAT.  Abstract: Customers are increasingly violent toward frontline employees. Service corporations developed three commonsensical strategies to deal with consumers, that is, “customer is king”, “service with a smile”, and “corporation as a family”. Our empirical data (some 500 service employees) show that such strategies bring about paradoxical consequences on the employees’ behaviors toward the service corporation, especially in terms of reduced commitment to the employer and deviant behavior. Employees show an increased level of anger toward the corporation, emotional exhaustion. Managerial conclusions are drawn from the findings
  • 6 October 2016 : Conference: “Strategic Ambidexterity: Business Process Influence on Innovation Strategy” with Janet K. Tinoco, PHDAbstract: organizations that can successfully develop both radical and incremental product innovations positively impact sustained competitive advantage. Past research has indicated that a dual focus in innovation strategy may be fulfilled by use of dual organizational structures and cultures. This research complements these efforts by analyzing business process influences on dual focus. Using data collected from US high technology manufacturers, four strategic archetypes in innovation were developed and analyzed using cluster analysis. Dual focus firms were shown to have multiple processes in place that impact both types of innovation strategies and that these firms implement these processes to a greater extent than those firms operating in the more extreme positions. Following the report of results, implications for organizations toiling for a sustainable competitive advantage through product innovation are discussed, as well as future research directions.

2014

  • 2 April 2014 – Seminar “Branding & Social Networks” with George Christodoulides.

2012

  • 7 December 2012 – Atelier de recherche avec l’intervention de Victor Dos Santos sur les freins à l’innovation tant au niveau de l’offre d’innovation que de la demande. Céline Fueyo quant à elle présentera “le rôle des salariés dans la construction et la gestion de l’e-réputation de l’entreprise”. Research workshop with the intervention of Victor Dos Santos on the challenges on innovation both in terms of innovation supply and demand. Céline Fueyo will present “the role of employees in building and managing the company’s e-reputation”.