Dr Aliette Lambert
Lecturer
Marketing
The Business School University of Exeter
United Kingdom
Biography
Dr Aliette Lambert joined the University of Exeter as a Lecturer in 2016 after completing her PhD at the University of Edinburgh. Aliette’s research focuses on identity and subjectivity in relation to digital and consumer culture, as well as issues related to sustainability. Aliette’s work is centred on qualitative research methods such as depth interviews, ethnography and discourse analysis, with particular focus on critical, feminist methodologies and perspectives. Aliette teaches digital marketing, integrating a critical, cultural perspective with real-world, practical digital marketing skills. Prior to her academic career, Aliette worked in retail sales, as a financial analyst and as a business consultant.
Research Interest
Consumer Culture, Digital Culture, Feminism, Gender, Psychoanalysis.
Publications
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Ferns G, Amaeshi K, Lambert AV (2017). Drilling their Own Graves: How the European Oil and Gas Supermajors Avoid Sustainability Tensions Through Mythmaking. Journal of Business Ethics
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Lambert A, Desmond J (2013). Loyal Now, but Not Forever! a Study of Narcissism and Male Consumer-Brand Relationships. Psychology & Marketing, 30(8), 690-706.
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Ferns G, Amaeshi K, Lambert AV (2017). Drilling their Own Graves: How the European Oil and Gas Supermajors Avoid Sustainability Tensions Through Mythmaking. Journal of Business Ethics
