Norah Campbell

Norah Campbell is a lecturer in critical marketing. Her teaching is in marketing theory, and science and technology studies. Her research interests are in nano-bio-info-cogno markets, and climate change. This work has been published in both science journals (Nature Nanotechnology) and social science journals (Science, Technology and Human Values).

Norah Campbell graduated with a PhD in Marketing from Dublin Institute of Technology, and an undergraduate degree in French and German from Trinity College. Her research is interdisciplinary, and her current projects are on images of bacteria in advertising history, and measuring the level of terror surrounding global warming. Her work is co-written with philosophers, psychologists, scientists and film theorists and is directly concerned with capitalism’s role in gender, class, health, and educational inequality.

Norah serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of Macromarketing, and Consumption, Markets and Culture.