Article

Mak, Connie, Lai, Ai-ling, Tsaousi, Christiana and Davies, Andrea (2022) Mobilising the walking-with technique to explore mundane consumption practices: practical and theoretical reflections. Qualitative Market Research, 25 (3). pp. 383-401. ISSN 1352-2752

Xu, Jing (Bill), Yan, Libo and Mak, Connie (2021) Service encounter failure, negative destination emotion and behavioral intention: An experimental study of taxi service. Tourism Management Perspectives, 40 . p. 100886. ISSN 2211-9736

Xu, Jing (Bill), Yan, Libo and Mak, Connie (2021) Destination Residents’ Expected Tourist Experiences of Unconventional Attractions and their Intention to Recommend. Journal of China Tourism Research . pp. 1-23. ISSN 1938-8160

Xu, Jing (Bill), Yan, Libo and Mak, Connie (2018) Visitor Experience of the Hong Kong Trams as an Unconventional Attraction. The International Journal of Tourism Research, 20 (5). pp. 605-612. ISSN 1099-2340

Wong, Phoebe, Mak, Connie, Ng, Peggy M. L. and Zhao, Jessie (2017) Mapping the interrelationships between self-concept, motivation and university experience among students of self-financing higher education institutions in Hong Kong. Asia Pacific Education Review, 18 (1). pp. 1-11. ISSN 1598-1037

Wong, Phoebe, Ng, Peggy M. L., Mak, Connie K.Y. and Chan, Jason K. Y. (2016) Students’ choice of sub-degree programmes in self-financing higher education institutions in Hong Kong. Higher Education, 71 (4). pp. 455-472. ISSN 0018-1560

Ng, Peggy, Mak, Connie, Wong, Phoebe and Chan, Jason (2014) Factors affecting Student Satisfaction and Performance Gap in relation to the model of Strategic Enrolment, Graduation and Articulation (SEGA): the case of Self-financing Higher Education in Hong Kong. The Public Administration and Policy, an Asia-Pacific Journal, 18 (1). pp. 27-47. ISSN 2517-679X

Conference or Workshop contribution

Mak, Connie and Xu, Bill (2022) Cultural capital and consumption practices for embodied acculturation: The case of educated and affluent Chinese immigrants in Hong Kong. In: 6th RSA MICaRD Research Network Conference, 29-30 Sep 2023, University of Lincoln, UK.

Mak, Connie and Xu, Bill (2022) Cultural capital and consumption practices for embodied acculturation: The case of educated and affluent Chinese immigrants in Hong Kong. In: The Migration Conference 2022, 7-10 September 2022, Rabat, Morocco.

Mak, Connie (2022) Evolving Consumption and Cultural Capital for Self-presentation in the Workplace. In: Lincoln International Business School Research Day, 16 Jun 2022, Lincoln.

Mak, Connie (2021) Revisiting symbolic consumption – cultural capital and habitus for gestalt self-performance. In: 2021 Global Fashion Management Conference (GFMC), 5-7 Nov 2021, Seoul, Korea.

Mak, Connie and Xu, Jing (Bill) (2021) Using Transborder cultural capital for acculturation. In: RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2021, 31 Aug to 3 Sep 2021, Virtual.

Mak, Connie (2021) Walking beyond we are what we have: Making Distinction through "Gestalt Performance of Self". In: Standing Conference on Organisational Symbolism, 5-6 July 2021, Online/Copenhagen, Denmark.

Mak, Connie (2020) Walking towards the ‘Gestalt Performance of Self’. In: The 7th INTCESS International Conference on Education and Social Sciences, 20-22 Jan 2020, Dubai.

Mak, Connie (2020) Walking towards ‘self-field congruity’ in the workplace. In: The 11th Asian Conference on the Social Sciences (ACSS2020), 24-25 May 2020, Tokyo, Japan.

Mak, Connie (2019) Walking towards ‘Self-field Congruity’ in the workplace. In: 13th EIASM Colloquium on organizational change and development, 17-18 October 2019, Manchester, UK.

Mak, Connie (2019) Walking towards the ‘Gestalt Performance of Self. In: Standing Conference on Organisational Symbolism, 8-11 July 2019, York, UK.

Mak, Connie, Davies, Andrea and Tsaousi, Christiana (2018) Walking Towards an Embodied Work Identity. In: RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2018, 28-31 August 2018, Cardiff, UK.

Mak, Connie, Davies, Andrea and Tsaousi, Christiana (2018) Understanding Cultural Capital for Impression Management in Asian Executives. In: ACSCOS/SCOS Conference (Australasian Caucus (ACSCOS) and Standing Conference on Organizational Symbolism (SCOS)), 17-20 August 2018, Tokyo, Japan.

Mak, Connie, Davies, Andrea and Tsaousi, Christiana (2018) Consumption and Cultural Capital for Self-presentation in the Workplace. In: Global Marketing Conference, 26-29 July 2021, Tokyo, Japan.

Thesis

Mak, Connie (2020) Understanding Cultural Capital for Impression Management in Senior Executives. PhD thesis, University of Leicester.

Mak, Connie (1999) Symbolic –Consumption, Brands and Self-identity: The case of young executives in Hong Kong. Masters thesis, University of Oxford.

Mak, Connie (1998) Materialism and self-concept: consumer behaviour of adolescents in the post-reform China. Masters thesis, University of Oxford.

Learning Resource

Mak, Connie (2006) BUS B950C Business Research (20 credits), The Open University of Hong Kong. [Learning Resource]