malemarktg
Institut for Afsætningsøkonomi

Marina er adjunkt i marketing på Copenhagen Business School. Hun blev tildelt en ph.d. i Business Administration (med speciale i marketing) fra ESCP Business School, en M.Sc. i organisations- og socialpsykologi fra London School of Economics og en B.A. i psykologi fra University of Tours.
Marinas forskning fokuserer på, hvordan overgangen til flydende modernitet har påvirket digitale / sociale medieforbrugspraksis (f.eks. Influencere på sociale medier, formodning og lurende praksis). Hendes forskning er blevet præsenteret på flere internationale marketingkonferencer og er blevet offentliggjort i Journal of Business Ethics, Journal of Business Research og Psychology & Marketing. Marinas afhandling blev for nylig tildelt University of Paris Chancellery "Best Thesis in Management."
- Social Media and Digital Marketing
- Influencer Marketing
- Consumer Culture
2020 - ongoing
Copenhagen Business School
- Marketing (BA-BEBUO1014U Marketing)
- Digital Marketing
- Social Media Management
2017-2020
ESCP Business School
- Principles of Marketing, lecturer (MSc, 2018)
- Introduction to European Business Administration and Organization, visiting lecturer in ‘Introduction to Marketing’ (BSc, 2017-2018)
- Introduction to Psychology and Sociology, lecturer (BSc, 2017-2018)
Marina has been supervising bachelor and master theses at different international universities (CBS, ESCP Business School).
Topics related to the above stated areas of primary research interest. (e.g. luxury and/or social media) are welcome.
Marina prefers supervising theses employing qualitative methods (in-depth interviews, focus groups, netnography, content analysis, discourse analysis, etc.).
Leban, M, Thomsen, T.T., von Wallpach, S., & Voyer, B. (2020). Constructing Personas: How High-Net-Worth Social Media Influencers Reconcile Ethicality and Living a Luxury Lifestyle, Journal of Business Ethics.
Leban, M., Seo, Y., & Voyer, B.G. (2020). Transformational Effects of Social Media Lurking Practices on Luxury Consumption, Journal of Business Research, 116, 514-521.
Leban, M. & Voyer, B. (forthcoming). Social Media Influencers versus Traditional Influencers: Roles and consequences for traditional marketing campaigns. In the Routledge Textbook on “Influencer Marketing: Concepts and Cases for Building Brand Communities and Engagement”.
I: Tourism Management, Vol. 104, 10.2024
I: Journal of Business Research, Vol. 139, 2.2022, s. 751-761
I: 2022 AMA Winter Academic Conference: Reconnecting and Reconceiving the Marketplace. . red. /Ashlee Humpreys; Grant Packard; Katrijn Gielens. Chicago : American Marketing Association 2022, s. 1051-1052 (AMA Educators Proceedings, Vol. 33)
I: The SAGE Handbook of Social Media Marketing. red. /Annmarie Hanlon; Tracy L. Tuten. London : SAGE Publications 2022, s. 456-469
I: Journal of Business Ethics, Vol. 169, Nr. 2, 3.2021, s. 225-239
I: Proceedings of the European Marketing Academy (EMAC) Conference 2021: Marketing for Growth. . red. /Abel Monfort. Brussels : European Marketing Academy. EMAC 2021, 1 s.
I: Psychology & Marketing, Vol. 38, Nr. 11, 11.2021, s. 2073-2088
I: Influencer Marketing: Building Brand Communities and Engagement. . red. /Sevil Yesiloglu; Joyce Costello. London : Routledge 2020, s. 26-42
I: Journal of Business Research, Vol. 116, Nr. August, 8.2020, s. 514-521
I: Boundary Blurred: A Seamless Customer Experience in Virtual and Real Spaces: Proceedings of the 2018 Academy of Marketing Science (AMS) Annual Conference. . red. /Nina Krey; Patricia Rossi. Cham : Springer 2018, 1 s., s. 585 (Developments in Marketing Science: Proceedings of the Academy of Marketing Science)
I: Advances in Consumer Research : Volume 43. . red. /Kristin Diehl; Carolyn Yoon; Duluth . 2015, s. 379-383
Paris : ESCP Europe 16.2.2021
London : The London School of Economics and Political Science, LSE 2016