Cristel Antonia Russell
Professor
Department:
Address: Owen G Glenn Building
12 Grafton Road
Auckland
Faculty: Business & Economics
Phone: +64 9 373 7599 Ext. 87213
Email: c.russell@auckland.ac.nz
Qualifications:
2000 Ph.D. Arizona
1995 MBA Southern Illinois University
Selected Publications:
Refereed Journal Articles
2011 RUSSELL, C. RUSSELL, D. ‘Guilty by Stereotypic Association: Country Animosity and Brand Prejudice and Discrimination ‘, Marketing Letters
2011 BRESSOUD, E. LEHU, J. RUSSELL, C. ‘Product Placement Recall in Home-Viewed Films The Relative Impact of Placement and Audience Characteristics‘,  Journal of Advertising Research
2010 RUSSELL, D. RUSSELL, C. ‘Consumer Reactions to Corporate Social Responsibility Initiatives: Egocentric Tendencies and Their Moderators‘, Marketing Letters 21, 1, 65-81.
2009 RUSSELL, C. RUSSELL, D. ‘Alcohol Messages in Prime-Time Television Series ‘, Journal of Consumer Affairs 43, 1, 108-128.
2009 RUSSELL, C. RUSSELL, D. GRUBE, J. ‘Nature and Impact of Alcohol Messages in a Youth-Oriented Television Series‘, Journal of Advertising 38, 3, 97-111.
2006 RUSSELL, C. STERN, B. ‘Consumers, Characters, and Products: A Balance Model of Sitcom Product Placement Effects‘, Journal of Advertising 35, 1, 7-18.
2006 RUSSELL, D. RUSSELL, C. ‘Explicit and Implicit Catalysts of Consumer Resistance: The Effects of Animosity, Cultural Salience and Country of Origin on Subsequent Choice‘, International Journal of Research in Marketing 23, 3, 321-331.
2005 RUSSELL, C. ‘A Managerial Investigation into the Product Placement Industry‘, Journal of Advertising Research 45, 1, 73-92.
2004 STERN, B. RUSSELL, C. ‘Consumer Responses to Product Placement in Television Sitcoms: Genre, Sex, and Consumption‘, Consumption, Markets and Culture 7, 4, 373-396.
2004 RUSSELL, C. NORMAN, A. HECKLER, S. ‘The Consumption of Television Programming: Development and Validation of the Connectedness Scale‘, Journal of Consumer Research 31, 1, 150-161.
2002 RUSSELL, C. ‘Investigating the Effectiveness of Product Placements in Television Shows: The Role of Modality and Plot Connection Congruence on Brand Memory and Attitude‘, Journal of Consumer Research 29, 3, 306-318.



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