Chris Hackley has studied or held academic posts at seven UK universities. His qualifications include a PhD in Marketing and a first class honours BSc in Social Science. He teaches Marketing to undergraduate and postgraduate students and researchers. His publications on marketing theory and research have appeared in British, European and American marketing and management journals.

'An important foundation and statement for the discipline.' - Ephemera 'The author suggests a broadened theoretical scope and renewed critical agenda for research theory and teaching in marketing.' - Journal of International Marketing and Marketing Research

• 1. Marketing, ideology and an excess of reflex 2. Social constructionism and a funny turn for marketing thought 3. All together now: what is marketing? 4. Marketing in a world of mediated communication 5. Marketing's death, rebirth and resurrection 6. Tell me George, where did it all go wrong? 7. Marketing and social construction: knowledge, critique and research in marketing

Chris Hackley has studied or held academic posts at seven UK universities. His qualifications include a PhD in Marketing and a first class honours BSc in Social Science. He teaches Marketing to undergraduate and postgraduate students and researchers. His publications on marketing theory and research have appeared in British, European and American marketing and management journals.

'An important foundation and statement for the discipline.' - Ephemera 'The author suggests a broadened theoretical scope and renewed critical agenda for research theory and teaching in marketing.' - Journal of International Marketing and Marketing Research

• 1. Marketing, ideology and an excess of reflex 2. Social constructionism and a funny turn for marketing thought 3. All together now: what is marketing? 4. Marketing in a world of mediated communication 5. Marketing's death, rebirth and resurrection 6. Tell me George, where did it all go wrong? 7. Marketing and social construction: knowledge, critique and research in marketing

Chris Hackley has studied or held academic posts at seven UK universities. His qualifications include a PhD in Marketing and a first class honours BSc in Social Science. He teaches Marketing to undergraduate and postgraduate students and researchers. His publications on marketing theory and research have appeared in British, European and American marketing and management journals.

'An important foundation and statement for the discipline.' - Ephemera 'The author suggests a broadened theoretical scope and renewed critical agenda for research theory and teaching in marketing.' - Journal of International Marketing and Marketing Research

• 1. Marketing, ideology and an excess of reflex 2. Social constructionism and a funny turn for marketing thought 3. All together now: what is marketing? 4. Marketing in a world of mediated communication 5. Marketing's death, rebirth and resurrection 6. Tell me George, where did it all go wrong? 7. Marketing and social construction: knowledge, critique and research in marketing