Damien CHANEY
Professor in Marketing
Discipline department
Marketing
Teaching area
Thesis Methodology
Consumer Behaviour
Marketing relationnel
Bio
Damien Chaney is a Professor of Marketing. He joined EM Normandie in 2020. He has a PhD awarded in 2008, and a research supervision accreditation (HDR) awarded in 2016 from the l’Université de Bourgogne. His doctoral thesis covers a didactic approach to cognitive convergence between managers and consumers. His research interests include the sociology of markets (including institutional dynamics, social assessments of markets and companies and discursive approaches), experiential marketing (special consumer experiences such as brand festivals or galleries, and the impacts of these experiences on the brand-consumer relationship), and consumer behaviours (pre- and post-purchase behaviours, co-production behaviours including crowdfunding). He has published in leading academic journals including the Journal of Business Research, Industrial Marketing Management, Journal of Travel Research, Marketing Theory, Technological Forecasting and Social Change and also the European Journal of Marketing.
Degrees
2016 : HDR, Université de Bourgogne, Dijon, France
2008 : Ph.D in marketing, Université de Bourgogne, Dijon, France
2008 : Ph.D in marketing, Université de Bourgogne, Dijon, France
Professional experience
Since 2020 : professor in marketing, EM Normandie
2012-2020 : associate professor of marketing, South Champagne Business School SCBS, Troyes
2009-2012 : assistant professor of marketing, South Champagne Business School SCBS, Troyes
2004-2009 : teaching assistant in marketing, Université de Bourgogne, Dijon
Publications
Publications
Year of publication
Type
Chaney, D 2016, 'Contribution de la théorie néo-institutionnelle à l’analyse du marketing relationnel et de la résistance du consommateur', Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches, Université de Bourgogne, Dijon, France.
2016
PhD Dissertation / Accreditation to Supervise Management Research
Chaney, D 2008, 'Approche dyadique de la convergence cognitive entre managers et consommateurs comme antécédent de la fidélité du consommateur dans le secteur culturel', PhD in marketing, Université de Bourgogne, Dijon, France.
2008
PhD Dissertation / Accreditation to Supervise Management Research
Farhat, F & Chaney, D (forthcoming), 'Introducing destination brand hate: an exploratory study', Current issues in tourism. FNEGE : 3 ; HCERES : B ; ABS : 2.
2021
Academic articles
Chaney, D & Firat, F (forthcoming), 'When consumers live several experiences in one: Syncretic thematization and consumers’ productive use of free time', Marketing Theory. FNEGE : 3 ; ABS : 3.
2020
Academic articles
Debenedetti, A, Philippe, D, Chaney, D & Humphreys, A (à paraitre), 'Maintaining legitimacy in contested mature markets through discursive strategies: the case of corporate environmentalism in the French automotive industry', Industrial Marketing Management. CNRS : 2 ; FNEGE : 2 ; HCERES : A ; ABS : 3.
2020
Academic articles
Mencarelli, R, Chaney D & Pulh, M 2020, 'Consumers’ brand heritage experience: between acceptance and resistance', Journal of Marketing Management, vol. 36(1-2), pp.30-50. CNRS : 3 ; FNEGE : 3 ; HCERES : B ; ABS : 2.
2020
Academic articles
Chaney, D & Pecchioli, B 2020, 'Financer l’éphémère', Revue française de gestion, vol. 2020/3, no. 288, pp. 107-127. CNRS : 3 ; FNEGE : 2 ; HCERES : A.
2020
Academic articles
Ben Slimane, K, Chaney, D, Humphreys, A & Leca, B 2019, 'Bringing institutional theory to marketing: Taking stock and future research directions', Journal of Business Research, vol. 105, pp. 389-394. CNRS : 2 ; FNEGE : 2 ; HCERES : A ; ABS : 3.
2019
Academic articles
Chaney, D, Carrillat F.A & Zouari, A 2019, 'Uncovering institutional orientation as a new strategic orientation in industrial marketing', Industrial Marketing Management, vol. 80, pp. 242-250. CNRS : 2 ; FNEGE : 2 ; HCERES : A ; ABS : 3.
2019
Academic articles
Elommal, N, Manita, R & Chaney, D 2019, 'Measuring exchange norms and its impact on satisfaction in a B2C context', International Journal of Market Research, vol. 61, 3, pp. 302-319. CNRS : 4 ; FNEGE : 3 ; HCERES : B ; ABS : 2.
2019
Academic articles