Agnes Nairn

Agnes Nairn

University of Bristol

H-index: 27

Europe-United Kingdom

About Agnes Nairn

Agnes Nairn, With an exceptional h-index of 27 and a recent h-index of 18 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at University of Bristol, specializes in the field of marketing, children, ethics, advertising.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Priming Young Minds: The Appeal of Gambling Advertising to Children and Young People

Towards a conceptual framework for the prevention of gambling-related harms: Findings from a scoping review

Clearly (not) identifiable–The recognisability of gambling content marketing

“FITTING IN” YET “STANDING OUT”: A MOTIVATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE RELATION BETWEEN MATERIALISM AND ADOLESCENTS’ATTITUDES TOWARD ADVERTISING

Gambling Through a Public Health Lens: A Rapid Evidence Assessment

A Shared Public Health Gambling Framework for Research and Practice

Gambling act review: How EU countries are tightening restrictions on ads and why the UK should too

Marketing and school choice: A systematic literature review

Agnes Nairn Information

University

Position

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Citations(all)

3255

Citations(since 2020)

1275

Cited By

2551

hIndex(all)

27

hIndex(since 2020)

18

i10Index(all)

44

i10Index(since 2020)

26

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University of Bristol

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Agnes Nairn Skills & Research Interests

marketing

children

ethics

advertising

Top articles of Agnes Nairn

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Journal

Author(s)

Publication Date

Priming Young Minds: The Appeal of Gambling Advertising to Children and Young People

Journal of the Association for Consumer Research

Raffaello Rossi

Agnes Nairn

2024/4/1

Towards a conceptual framework for the prevention of gambling-related harms: Findings from a scoping review

Jamie J Wheaton

Ben Ford

Sharon B Collard

Agnes Nairn

2023/6/27

Clearly (not) identifiable–The recognisability of gambling content marketing

Raffaello Rossi

Agnes Nairn

2024/3/15

“FITTING IN” YET “STANDING OUT”: A MOTIVATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE RELATION BETWEEN MATERIALISM AND ADOLESCENTS’ATTITUDES TOWARD ADVERTISING

Global Marketing Conference

Hua Ariel Li

Monica Grosso

Tingting Mo

Agnes Nairn

2023/7

Gambling Through a Public Health Lens: A Rapid Evidence Assessment

Jamie J Wheaton

Ben Ford

Sharon B Collard

Agnes Nairn

2023/6/14

A Shared Public Health Gambling Framework for Research and Practice

Ben Ford

Jamie J Wheaton

Agnes Nairn

Sharon B Collard

2023/3/9

Gambling act review: How EU countries are tightening restrictions on ads and why the UK should too

Raffaello Rossi

Agnes Nairn

Ben Ford

Jamie J Wheaton

2023/2/14

Marketing and school choice: A systematic literature review

Ellen Greaves

Deborah Wilson

Agnes Nairn

2023/12

Let there be a" We": insights into collaborative academic working

European Journal of Marketing

Emma Banister

Kathy Hamilton

Maria Piacentini

Liliane Abboud

Seamus Allison

...

2023/2/2

Let there be a “We”: introducing an ethics of collective academic care

European Journal of Marketing

CRIS Collective

2023/11/27

Social media ads are about to change–how new rules on content marketing will affect what you see and share

Raffaello Rossi

Agnes Nairn

2022/8/25

Using Biometrics to Determine the Appeal of Gambling Adverts to Children and Young Persons.

Raffaello Rossi

Agnes Nairn

2022/7/4

‘What Are The Odds? The Appeal of Gambling Ads on Twitter to Children and Young Persons’.

Raffaello Rossi

Agnes Nairn

2022/5/19

Gambling by young adults in the UK during COVID-19 lockdown

Journal of Gambling Studies

Alan Emond

Agnes Nairn

Sharon Collard

Linda Hollén

2022/3

New developments in gambling marketing: the rise of social media ads and its effect on youth

Raffaello Rossi

Agnes Nairn

2022/12

Can the youth materialism scale be used across different countries and cultures?

International Journal of Market Research

Anna Maria Zawadzka

Agnes Nairn

Tina M Lowrey

Liselot Hudders

Aysen Bakir

...

2021/5

How children are being targeted with hidden ads on social media

Raffaello Rossi

Agnes Nairn

2021/11/3

TV adverts, materialism, and children’s self-esteem: The role of socio-economic status

International Journal of Market Research

Agnes Nairn

Suzanna J Opree

2021/3

What are the odds? The appeal of gambling adverts to children and young persons on twitter

Raffaello Rossi

Agnes Nairn

2021/10/26

Can market research change the world for the better?

Graham Mytton

Philly Desai

Agnes Nairn

2021/1

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