Dr Charlotte Hadley

Research Associate

Research Overview

Charlotte Hadley is a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Marketing at Lancaster University Management School, UK. Her interdisciplinary research interests focus on the challenges embedded in the connections between ordinary, everyday consumption and prevailing environmental and often politicised issues. Her work employs an interpretive, qualitative approach and she has previously undertaken ethnographic research around food production-consumption practices. She is a Research Associate working on the NERC funded Plastic Packaging in People’s Lives project.

LU GCRF Block Grant and Newton & FCRI: Plastic Packaging in Peoples Lives - Malaysia
03/10/2022 → 30/09/2023
Research

Panel Discussion: Packaging Today
Invited talk

UKSS International Conference 2023
Participation in conference - Academic

BPF Sustainability and Plastics 2023: Weighing social responses to the challenges of waste plastics
Invited talk

Advancing Plastic Waste Reduction in Agri-Food Supply Chains: A Stakeholder Perspective
Invited talk

Panel Discussion: Plastics Sustainability: myth busting and the human factor
Invited talk

Futures work at Lancaster University no.2: The little book of plastics in everyday life
Invited talk

The future of recycling
Invited talk

Plastic Packaging in People’s Lives: Perspectives on the Consumer Attitude-Behaviour Gap
Oral presentation

Plastic Packaging in People’s Lives: Perspectives on the Consumer Attitude-Behaviour Gap
Invited talk

Plastic packaging in People's Lives (PPiPL): From farm to fork and beyond?
Invited talk

PPiPL: Valuing the afterlives of materials
Invited talk

Plastic Packaging in People’s Lives: Reflections on Engaged Academic Research
Invited talk

LUMS What Matters Now
Other

Morecambe Bay Curriculum
Oral presentation

Morecambe Bay Curriculum
Public Lecture/ Debate/Seminar

Responsibility and Plastic Packaging: Exploring the issues for the packaging supply chain
Participation in workshop, seminar, course

Standing Conference on Organizational Symbolism
Participation in conference -Mixed Audience

  • Centre for Consumption Insights
  • Pentland Centre