We are pleased to announce the winners of the Best Paper Prizes.

1ST PRIZE : The Costs of Conspicuous Consumption Displays During Selection Decisions

ANDY YAP                       
Asst Professor, INSEAD

CHARLENE CHEN
Asst Professor, INSEAD

STEFAN THAU
Professor, INSEAD

2ND PRIZE : One Country, Two Systems’: Collisions in the Luxury World of Hong Kong

ANNAMMA JOY                       
Professor of Marketing, Faculty of Management, UBC-Okanagan

JEFF WANG                                 
Asst Professor,

City University of Hong Kong

RUSSELL BELK                           
Krafts Food Chair in Marketing, 
Schulich school of Business, York University

JOHN SHERRY JR
Herrick Professor of Marketing,
Mendoza School of Business, University of Notre Dame

3RD PRIZE : The Impostor Syndrome of Luxury Consumption

DAFNA GOOR                       
Doctoral Candidate, Harvard Business School

NAILYA ORDABAYEVA
Asst Professor, 
Carroll School of Management, Boston College

ANAT KEINAN
Associate Professor, Harvard Business School

SANDRINE CRENER
Associate Professor, Harvard Business School

Special PRIZE 1 : The Interactive Effect of Status Goals and Political Ideology on Consumers’ Desire for Luxury Goods

JEEHYE CHRISTINE KIM           
Asst Professor of Marketing, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

BRIAN S. PARK,
Post doctoral Research, Vanderbilt University

DAVID DUBOIS
Associate Professor of Marketing, INSEAD
 

Special PRIZE 2:  Slim-As-Luxury’ Effect: How Product Shape Forms Luxury Perception

JILL XIONG                       
PhD Candidate, NUS

YU DING
PhD Candidate, Columbia University

GITA JOHAR
Meyer Feldberg Professor, Columbia University