Emma Banister

Spatial authenticity and extraordinary experiences: Music festivals and the everyday nature of tourism destinations

Young low-income mothers’ identity work around infant feeding in the uk

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

Consumers’ interplays between solidity and liquidity in life: Insights from tattoo consumption

Consuming memorial tattoos: the body as marketplace object?

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

Therapeutic networks: Theorizing a new lens for transformative consumer research

Exploring the lived experiences of Singapore’s “opt‐out” mothers: Introducing “Professional Motherhood”