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Marketing
Doctor of Philosophy [PhD]

Level Doctor of Philosophy [PhD]
Student Mrs Anne Singleton
Status Current
Part Time Yes
Years 2017 - 2023
Project Title Food and drink from provenance to product: impact in the North East of Scotland
Awarding Institution Robert Gordon University
Director of Studies Peter Reid
Second Supervisor Pauline Bremner

Marketing
Doctor of Philosophy [PhD]

Level Doctor of Philosophy [PhD]
Student VIRGINIA GROSE
Status Current
Part Time Yes
Years 2020 - 2026
Project Title A critical investigation of UK Cashmere Knitwear supply chains: moving towards a new model of sustainability
Awarding Institution Robert Gordon University
Director of Studies Pauline Bremner
Second Supervisor Audrey Laing

Information Management
Doctor of Philosophy [PhD]

Level Doctor of Philosophy [PhD]
Student MARK USHIE
Status Current
Years 2020 - 2024
Project Title Exploring the Effectiveness and Limitations of Total Quality Management (TQM) Tools and Practices in Nigerian Five-Star Hotel Brands
Awarding Institution Robert Gordon University
Director of Studies Pauline Bremner
Second Supervisor Simon Burnett
Additional Supervisor Carol Air

PhD
Doctor of Philosophy [PhD]

Level Doctor of Philosophy [PhD]
Student Dr Audrey Laing
Status Complete
Part Time No
Years 2003 - 2009
Project Title Bookselling culture and consumer behaviour: Marketing strategies and responses, in traditional and online environments.
Project Description Taking a mixed-methods approach this doctoral research examined the consumer responses to marketing strategies in chain and online bookshops. Using interviews, focus groups and quantitative surveys, the research evaluated the consumer experience in bookshops, as well as exploring the role of coffee shops and the concept of third place.
Awarding Institution Robert Gordon University
Second Supervisor Rita Marcella
Additional Supervisor Pauline Bremner
Thesis Bookselling culture and consumer behaviour: marketing strategies and responses in traditional and online environments.