Stephen Murphy

Assistant Professor in Marketing at Trinity College Dublin

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Trinity College Dublin

Stephen Murphy is an Assistant Professor in Marketing. His teaching is in consumer behaviour, brand management and marketing theory. His research extends socio-cultural approaches to examine various aspects of consumer culture. Current research interests include: conspiracy theories, creativity and online gambling.

Stephen graduated with a PhD in Marketing from the University of Limerick. He taught critical perspectives on marketing and consumer behaviour at the University of Essex between 2016 and 2020.

His research is in interested in thinking about how capitalism shapes and organises daily life, particularly in terms of embodiment, identity and experience. He has published research on these themes in Marketing Theory, European Journal of Marketing, Journal of Marketing Management, Association of Consumer Research and Industrial Marketing Management. Stephen’s research has also featured in outlets such as The Irish Times, The BBC, The Sunday Business Post, The Conversation and Snopes.

Stephen is a member of the Consumer Culture Theory Consortium, Academy of Marketing and a Fellow of the Higher Education Authority. His research has received numerous awards at leading international conferences.

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