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Anastasia Thyroff, Assistant Professor of Marketing at Clemson University, received her M.M.R. from the University of Georgia and Ph.D. from the University of Arkansas. Dr. Thyroff’s research interests are in consumer culture theory, market system dynamics, sociology based macromarketing, and critical theory. Some of the contexts that she has focused on include: technology, generosity, and sustainability. Dr. Thyroff is comfortable using a wide-range of methodologies to answer the research questions at hand including: depth interviews, ethnography, historical analysis, structural modeling and survey design. Her research has appeared in outlets including the Journal of Business Research, Journal of Interactive Marketing, and the Journal of Consumer Affairs. Some of her recent awards include: The SMA Paper in Conference Award (2013), The SMA Solomon Best Paper in Buyer Behavior Track (2012), Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award (2012), and The Journal of Consumer Affairs Best Article Award (2011). She just organized and co-hosted the 10th annual Consumer Culture Theory (CCT) Conference, which was held in Fayetteville, AR in June 2015. The CCT Conference alternates every year between US and European Universities and is attended by 200-300 academics every year. |
Research Interests• Macromarketing
• Market Systems
• Sustainability
• Technology
Research PublicationsKilbourne, William E., Michael J. Dorsch and Anastasia Thyroff (Forthcoming). Theorizing Materialism through the IAD Framework, Marketing Theory.
Thyroff, Anastasia and William E. Kilbourne (2017). Understanding Pro-Environmental Intentions through Growth, Competitiveness and Concern, Australasian Marketing Journal, 25(2), 97-105.
Kilbourne, William E. and Anastasia Thyroff (2016). An Institutional Approach to Sustainable Marketing: Can We Get There From Here? In Marketing Theory: A Student Text, 3rd Edition, edited by Michael Saren and Michael Baker.
Thyroff, Anastasia, Jeff B. Murray and Russell W. Belk (2015). Research in Consumer Behavior: Consumer Culture Theory, (17). Bingley, UK: Emerald Group Publishing Limited.
Siemens, Jennifer C., Scott Smith, Dan Fisher, Anastasia Thyroff and Ginger Killian (2015). Level up! The Role of Progress Feedback Type for Encouraging Intrinsic Motivation and Positive Brand Attitudes in Public versus Private Gaming Contexts, Journal of Interactive Marketing, 32, 1-12. *Lead Article
Cho, Yoon-na, Anastasia Thyroff, Molly I. Rapert, Seong-Yeon Park and Hyun Ju Lee (2013). To Be or Not to Be Green: Exploring Individualism and Collectivism as Antecedents of Environmental Behavior, Journal of Business Research, 66(8), 1052-1059.
Tangari, Andrea H., Scot Burton, Elizabeth Howlett, Anastasia Thyroff and Yoon-na Cho (2010). Weighing In On Fast Food Consumption: The Effects of Meal and Calorie Disclosures on Consumer Fast Food Evaluations, Journal of Consumer Affairs, 44(3), 431-462. * Winner of JCA Best Article of the Year.
Thyroff, Anastasia, George Zinkhan, Anja Remple and Hongbum Kim (2009). Adding Goods and Services. In D. J. McCubbrey, Business Fundamentals, (270-287). Global Text Project.
+16 National Refereed Proceedings (since 2010)
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