Dr Fiona Spotswood

Latest publications

• Craddock, N, Ramsey, M, Spotswood, F, Halliwell, E & Diedrichs, PC, 2019, ‘Can big business foster positive body image? Qualitative insights from industry leaders walking the talk’. Body Image, vol 30., pp. 93-106
• Williams, D, Chatterton, T, Parkhurst, G & Spotswood, F, 2019, ‘An assessment of Voluntary Travel Behaviour Change delivery in England as an alternative to highway construction’. Case Studies on Transport Policy, vol 7., pp. 318-329
• Williams, D, Spotswood, F, Parkhurst, G & Chatterton, T, 2019, ‘Practice ecology of sustainable travel: The importance of institutional policy-making processes beyond the traveller’. Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour, vol 62., pp. 740-756
• Wiltshire, G, Spotswood, F, Spear, S & Liew, L, 2018, ‘How can social practice theories help us understand the physical activity culture of a school?’. in: International Society for Physical Activity and Health Congress.
• Lowry, T, Chaplin, L, Nairn, A, Gentina, E, Zawadzka, A-M, Bakir, A, Couberghe, V, Hudders, L, Hua, L & Spotswood, F, 2017, ‘Conducting International Consumer Research with Children: Challenges and Potential Solutions’. in: Michael R Solomon, Tina M Lowrey (eds) The Routledge Companion to Consumer Behaviour. Routledge
• Spotswood, FM, 2017, ‘Beyond behaviour change’. Social Business, vol 7., pp. 219-228
• Spotswood, FM, Chatterton, T, Morey, Y & Spear, S, 2017, ‘Practice-theoretical possibilities for social marketing: Two fields learning from each other’. Journal of Social Marketing, vol 7., pp. 156-171
• Spotswood, F & Warren, S, 2017, ‘The development of a framework for effective interdisciplinary behaviour change project management’. Social Business, vol 7., pp. 6-25
• Andrade, Md & Spotswood, F, 2017, ‘Emotion in the ANDS (alternative nicotine delivery systems) market: Practice-theoretical insight into a volatile market’. Social Business, vol 7., pp. 391-418
• Spotswood, F & Whitaker, B, 2017, ‘Changing littering practices at Glastonbury Festival’. Social Business, vol 7., pp. 263-278
• Spotswood, FM & Marsh, A, 2016, ‘What is the future of 'behaviour change'?’. in: Fiona Spotswood (eds) Beyond behaviour change: Key issues, interdisciplinary approaches and future directions. Policy Press, Bristol, pp. 283-298
• Spotswood, F, 2016, ‘Beyond Behaviour Change: Key Issues, Interdisciplinary Approaches and Future Directions’. Policy Press
• Spotswood, F & Nairn, A, 2016, ‘Children as vulnerable consumers: a first conceptualisation’. Journal of Marketing Management, vol 32., pp. 211-229
• Spotswood, F, Chatterton, T, Tapp, A & Williams, D, 2015, ‘Analysing cycling as a social practice: An empirical grounding for behaviour change’. Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour, vol 29., pp. 22-33
• Nairn, A & Spotswood, F, 2015, ‘“Obviously in the cool group they wear designer things”: A social practice theory perspective on children’s consumption’. European Journal of Marketing, vol 49., pp. 1460-1483
• Spotswood, F, 2013, ‘The brand equity of the Lib Dems in the 2010 general election: A national and local perspective’. Journal of Political Marketing, vol 12., pp. 182-196
• Spotswood, F & Tapp, A, 2013, ‘Beyond persuasion: A cultural perspective of behaviour’. Journal of Social Marketing, vol 3., pp. 275-294
• Tapp, A & Spotswood, F, 2013, ‘From the 4Ps to COM-SM: Reconfiguring the social marketing mix’. Journal of Social Marketing, vol 3., pp. 206-222
• Spotswood, F & Tapp, A, 2012, ‘Overcoming the self-image incongruency of non cyclists’. Journal of Social Marketing, vol 2., pp. 23-36
• Spotswood, F, Tapp, A & Stead, M, 2012, ‘Some reasonable but uncomfortable questions about social marketing’. Journal of Social Marketing, vol 2., pp. 163-175
• Spotswood, F & Tapp, A, 2010, ‘'Binge Drinking': A tribal brand for socio-economically disadvantaged young people?’. Social Marketing Quarterly, vol 4.