The Scrutinizers

A peer learning group

The “CCT Scrutinizers” is a peer learning group that started in October, 2013. The group emerged in an unstructured way. Individuals who met at doctoral seminars, and others who participated in the membership-controlled CCT Facebook group, initiated a formal study group to learn about the CCT field, discuss current and classic CCT research papers, and expand knowledge of theory and methods in order to publish in high-quality marketing journals. Using digital communication tools and a rotating leadership schedule, the group regularly and systematically analyzes CCT research that has been published in prominent journals. Analysis typically concludes with a virtual meeting with papers’ authors, who are invited to share their experiences conducting and publishing the research.

The group has a formal but somewhat fluid membership, but does not have a formalized approach to membership application and approval. Group composition has remained the same since December, 2015. The members are geographically dispersed across five continents and work in institutional contexts that are distinguished by differing degrees of research intensity, resource access, acceptance of different paradigmatic traditions, and proximity to other CCT scholars. In addition, members have different mobility trajectories and have been socialized, during graduate school, in institutional environments that vary with regard to their orientation vis-à-vis the field.

Group members

Meriam Belkhir

University of Sfax

Tunisia


Myriam Brouard

HEC Montreal

Canada

Katja H. Brunk

Europa-Universität Viadrina

Germany



Mario Campana

Goldsmiths, University of London

UK


Marlon Dalmoro

UNIVATES

Brazil

Marcia Christina Ferreira

Brunel University London

UK

Bernardo Figueiredo

RMIT University

Australia

Aimee Huff

Oregon State University

United States

Daiane Scaraboto

The University of Melbourne Australia

Olivier Sibai

Birkbeck University of London

UK

Andrew N. Smith

Suffolk University

United States