Tim Hill

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Robin CannifordVerified email at unimelb.edu.au
Joeri MolUniversity of MelbourneVerified email at unimelb.edu.au
Michael G. LuchsWilliam & MaryVerified email at mason.wm.edu
Marcus PhippsUniversity of MelbourneVerified email at unimelb.edu.au
Kathleen RiachGlasgow UniversityVerified email at glasgow.ac.uk
Peter MillwardProfessor of Contemporary Sociology, Liverpool John Moores UniversityVerified email at ljmu.ac.uk
Pierre McDonaghProfessor of Critical Marketing & Society, School of Management, University of BathVerified email at bath.ac.uk
Giana M. EckhardtProfessor of Marketing, King's College LondonVerified email at kcl.ac.uk

Tim Hill

School of Management, University of Bath

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Non-representational marketing theory T Hill, R Canniford, J Mol Marketing Theory 14 (4), 377-394, 2014	99	2014
Exploring consumer responsibility for sustainable consumption MG Luchs, M Phipps, T Hill Journal of Marketing Management 31 (13-14), 1449-1471, 2015	86	2015
Nosenography: How smell constitutes meaning, identity and temporal experience in spatial assemblages R Canniford, K Riach, T Hill Marketing Theory, 2017	54	2017
Against Modern Football: Mobilising Protest Movements in Social Media T Hill, R Canniford, P Millward Sociology, 2016	47	2016
Mood Management in the English Premier League T Hill Assembling Consumption: Researching actors, networks and markets, 2015	12	2015
The Dark Side of Marketing Communications: Critical Marketing Perspectives T Hill, P McDonagh Routledge, 2020	2	2020
Identity verification through pain in extraordinary consumer experiences R Scott, KC Husemann, T Hill Handbook of Research on Identity Theory in Marketing, 2019	2	2019
Social Atmospheres: How Interaction Ritual Chains Create Effervescent Experiences of Place T Hill, R Canniford, GM Eckhardt Journal of Marketing, 2021		2021

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