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Dr. Leighann Neilson

Associate Professor

Listen to Professor Neilson’s podcast at the 2011 National History Forum.

Professor Neilson  discusses how she has been using community service learning models in her second, third and fourth-year courses over the last five year here.

Research Interests:

  • Social and cultural influences on consumption, consumer culture theory, morality in marketplace cultures
  • The influence of collective memory on consumption, especially touristic consumption
  • The post-human and the influence of the cyborg in the collective imaginary, especially as it relates to technology consumption and notions of human ontology
  • Interpretive and qualitative research methods
  • Marketing history, business history, use of historical methods
  • Marketing in cultural institutions

Publications and Research Files

Madill, J. and L.C. Neilson (2010), “Web Site Utilization in SME Business Strategy: The Case of Canadian Wine SMEs”, Journal of Small Business and Entrepreneurship, 23(4), 489-508.

Neilson, L.C., J. Madill and G. Haines Jr. (2010), “The Development of E-business in Wine Industry SMEs: An International Perspective”. International Journal of Electronic Business, 8(2), 126-147.

Neilson, L.C. (2010), “The St. Thomas White Bronze Company of St. Thomas, Ontario,” Exploring the Frontiers of Macromarketing: Papers of the 35th Annual Macromarketing Conference, ed. Terri Rittenburg, Laramie, Wyoming: The Macromarketing Society, Inc., 171-183.

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