| Assembling Consumption: Researching actors, networks and markets Subjects: Economics Finance Business & Industry; Social Sciences; Business Management and Accounting; Sociology & Social Policy; Marketing; Critical Management Studies; Sociology of Culture; Assembling Consumption marks a definitive step in the institutionalisation of qualitative business research. By gathering leading scholars and educators who study markets, marketing and consumption through the lenses of philosophy, sociology and anthropology, this book clarifies and applies the investigative tools offered by assemblage theory, actor-network theory and non-representational theory. Robin Canniford is Co-director of the Cluster for the study of Organisation, Society and Markets (COSM) at the University of Melbourne, Australia. His research applies ethnographic methods to trace the market-mediated intersections of discursive environments and consumer subjectivity. He is particularly interested in the intersections of 'nature' and markets. His work has appeared in Marketing Theory, the Journal of Consumer Research and the European Journal of Marketing. |