Associate professor of marketing and communication, IPAG Business School Stefania Masè est anciennement Attaché Temporaire d’Enseignement et Recherche (ATER) à l'IAE Pau-Bayonne et professeur invité à l'Université de Macerata, Italie. Elle a obtenu un double doctorat en Management & Comptabilité et Commerce International de l'Université de Macerata (Italie) et de l'Université Sorbonne (France). Ses intérêts de recherche actuels incluent la gestion basée sur l’art (art-based management), le comportement des consommateurs, les produits de luxe et le marketing numérique. Elle a publié dans des revues et des livres internationaux et a participé à plusieurs conférences telles que le Monaco Symposium on Luxury et la European Marketing Association Conference. ----- EN: Stefania Masè is a former Temporary Teaching and Research Associate (ATER) at IAE Pau-Bayonne and Visiting Professor at the University of Macerata, Italy. She holds a double doctorate in Management & Accounting and International Business from the University of Macerata (Italy) and Sorbonne University (France). Her current research interests include art-based management, consumer behaviour, luxury products and digital marketing. She has published in international journals and books and has participated in several conferences such as the Monaco Symposium on Luxury and the European Marketing Association Conference.
Head of Politics, University of Liverpool Stuart joined the University of Liverpool in 2002 as a Lecturer in Social Policy. He was promoted to Senior Lecturer in 2010 and became Head of the Department of Politics in 2014. He is recognised as a leading expert on the UK democratic process, particularly with regard to issues associated with the mechanics of the electoral process. Stuart frequently provides UK political commentary and analysis for newspapers and broadcasters regionally, nationally and internationally. He also contributes to a range of leading political blogs, and tweets on UK politics @stuartwilksheeg
Senior Lecturer in Film and Media, Manchester Metropolitan University Samantha Colling is a Senior Lecturer in Film and Media and has been teaching in the field for more than ten years. She completed her PhD, which explored the relationships between film, pleasure, and affect, at The Manchester Institute for Research and Innovation in Art and Design, her Masters in Screen Studies at the University of Manchester, and her BA (Hons) Drama at the University of Hull. Samantha’s monograph The Aesthetic Pleasures of Girl Teen Film (2017) explores new ways of thinking about pleasure and fun in relation to film, with a particular focus on millennial girl teen films and the kinds of affects that they are designed to create. She has a forthcoming chapter ‘Feeling Like a Teenage Lesbian: the sex scenes in The Miseducation of Cameron Post (2018) and Make Up (2019)’ in Screening Sex: The Sex Scene – Representation, Performance, Aesthetics and is currently working on a project titled Sex in Reality Television: 2000-2020.
PhD Candidate, American University Sara Harmouch, a Lebanese national and doctoral candidate at American University’s School of Public Affairs, specializes in counterterrorism and violent extremism. She has firsthand experience with the impacts of terrorism and militancy through her upbringing and extensive fieldwork conducted across the Middle East and North Africa region. Harmouch consults for the U.S. government and the private sector and has recently briefed NATO on religious militant groups. Her research focuses on asymmetric warfare, militant groups, political violence, and threats to democracies. Her work has been featured in War on The Rocks, The Long War Journal, Lawfare, Voice of America, Orion Policy Institute, Irregular Warfare Initiative, Globe Post, and American Intelligence Journal, among others. Follow her on Twitter: @sara_harmouch
