Towhidul Islam, University of Guelph
Professor
Guelph, Ontario
islam@uoguelph.ca
Office:
(519) 824-4120 ext. 53835
Bio/Research
Dr. Islam's main research interests are in the areas of consumer choice and innovation diffusion to further understand human behaviour and improve decision-making.
He has published several refereed articles and his work has appeared in the "Journal of Consumer Research", "Journal of Cons...
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He has published several refereed articles and his work has appeared in the "Journal of Consumer Research", "Journal of Cons...
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Bio/Research
Dr. Islam's main research interests are in the areas of consumer choice and innovation diffusion to further understand human behaviour and improve decision-making.
He has published several refereed articles and his work has appeared in the "Journal of Consumer Research", "Journal of Consumer Psychology", "Management Science", "International Journal of Research in Marketing", "International Journal of Forecasting", "European Journal of Operational Research", and "Journal of Consumer Affairs" among other outlets. His publications have received thousands of citations from journals across the globe, and his h-index is 15, an indicator of achievement that accounts for both productivity and impact.
Islam's PhD is in management science from Imperial College Business School, University of London, UK. He has held research and faculty positions at The University of Sydney, Australia; The University of Technology Sydney, Australia; Dalhousie University and University of Northern British Columbia, Canada. He was an invited professor at the Centre for the Study of Choice (CENSOC), Australia during 2008-2009, and visiting professor at the Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria during 2006.
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He has published several refereed articles and his work has appeared in the "Journal of Consumer Research", "Journal of Consumer Psychology", "Management Science", "International Journal of Research in Marketing", "International Journal of Forecasting", "European Journal of Operational Research", and "Journal of Consumer Affairs" among other outlets. His publications have received thousands of citations from journals across the globe, and his h-index is 15, an indicator of achievement that accounts for both productivity and impact.
Islam's PhD is in management science from Imperial College Business School, University of London, UK. He has held research and faculty positions at The University of Sydney, Australia; The University of Technology Sydney, Australia; Dalhousie University and University of Northern British Columbia, Canada. He was an invited professor at the Centre for the Study of Choice (CENSOC), Australia during 2008-2009, and visiting professor at the Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria during 2006.
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