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Dina H. Bassiouni
Dina H. Bassiouni
Associate Professor of Marketing, The American University in Cairo
Adresse e-mail validée de aucegypt.edu
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'Generation Z'children's adaptation to digital consumer culture: A critical literature review
DH Bassiouni, C Hackley
Journal of Customer Behaviour 13 (2), 113-133, 2014
3662014
The integration of video games in family-life dynamics: An adapted technology acceptance model of family intention to consume video games
DH Bassiouni, C Hackley, H Meshreki
Information Technology & People, 2019
572019
Video games and young children’s evolving sense of identity: a qualitative study
DH Bassiouni, C Hackley
Young Consumers 17 (2), 127-142, 2016
512016
Implications of the selfie for marketing management practice in the era of celebrity
C Hackley, RA Hackley, DH Bassiouni
Marketing Intelligence & Planning 36 (1), 49-62, 2018
442018
Children’s Experiences of Video Game Consumption: Development, Socialisation and Identity
DH Bassiouni
PhD Thesis, awarded May 2013, Royal Holloway University of London, UK, 2013
92013
Imaginary futures: Liminoid advertising and consumer identity
C Hackley, RA Hackley, DH Bassiouni
Journal of Marketing Communications, 1-15, 2019
62019
Does Early Exposure to Digital Media Harm Children’s Development? A Cross-Disciplinary Review
D Bassiouni, C Hackley
Royal Holloway University of London Working papers, 2013
52013
Digital Socialisation: Children’s Experiences as Consumers of Video Games
DH Bassiouni, C Hackley
Annual Macromarketing Conference, 190, 2015
42015
Your Life is a Story”: Liminoid Advertising Appeals and the Consumption of Possibility
C Hackley, DH Hackley, RA and Bassiouni
10th EIASM Interpretive Consumer Research Conference, EM Lyon, France, 2019
2019
Video Games as Identity Resources in Children’s Lived Experience
C Bassiouni, DH and Hackley
Being, Becoming & Belonging, The 6th Child and Teen Consumption Conference …, 2014
2014
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