Asst. Prof. Philipp Wegerer, PhD

Lecturer +43 512 2070 - 3328 philipp.wegerer@mci.edu
Asst. Prof. Philipp Wegerer, PhD


Professional work experience
  • 02/2018 - 03/2019
    Research Associate (post-doc) - Institut of strategic Management, Marketing & Tourism, University of Innsbruck
    Research in the fields of Brand Management, Digitalization and Consumer Research Teaching Brand Management and Marketing
  • 01/2014 - 02/2018
    Research Assistant - Institut for strategic Management, Marketing & Tourism, University of Innsbruck
    Dissertation "Brands as Mediators" Research and teaching in the fields of Brand Management und Consumer Research
Education
  • 08/2013 - 02/2018
    PhD - University of Innsbruck
    PhD Management
  • 10/2010 - 02/2013
    MSc - University of Innsbruck
    Organization Studies
  • 08/2006 - 08/2010
    BA - University of Innsbruck
    Political Science
Peer reviewed journal article
  • Nadegger, M. & Wegerer, P.K. (2024). Rhythms of repetition and disturbance: Reimagining business-as-usual in the Antropocene. Organization (online first). http://doi.org/10.1177/13505084241303098
  • Volo, S. & Wegerer, P.K. (2023). Assemblage theory in tourism. Annals of Tourism Research. 100, 103567.
  • Wegerer, P. K. & Nadegger, M. (2020). It’s time to act! Understanding online resistance against tourism development projects, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, DOI: 10.1080/09669582.2020.1853761
Presentation of a paper at a conference, workshop or seminar
  • Wegerer, P. K. & Petry, T. (2020, September 27 -30). Managing local authenticity in Alpine Hospitality Organizations [Paper Presentation]. TTRA Europe Chapter Conference, Innsbruck, Austria.
Supervised bachelor theses
  • Tipotsch Sarah (2024): Koexistenz zwischen Almwirtschaft und Tourismus
  • Lindenbauer Sabine (2024): Auswirkungen des Bauernsterbens auf den ländlichen Tourismus
  • Elenz Luise (2024): Technology in Hospitality Organizations along the Customer Journey
  • Gamper Christoph (2024): Markenmanagement in der KMU-Hotellerie
  • March Anna Elena (2024): Globale Trends im Wellnesstourismus: Analyse und Handlungsempfehlungen für zukünftige Tourismusangebote
  • Raggl Sarah (2023): Das touristische Phänomen der Backpacker/innen - Eine Potentialanalyse für den alpinen Tourismus
  • Wierer Martina (2023): Aroma, Atmosphäre, Anreiz - Olfaktorisches Marketing in der familiengeführten Hotellerie
  • Campana Isabelle (2023): Kognitive Dissonanz als Einflussfaktor auf die Nachhaltigkeit bei Kaufentscheidungen
  • Müllauer Ina (2023): Customer Experience Management im Tourismus
  • Glaser Antonia (2023): Das touristische Zukunftspotential Slow Tourism
Supervised master theses
  • Huben Laura (2024): Career intentions and influence factors on job satisfaction of tourism graduates in Tyrol
  • Tódor Kitti (2024): Trail preferences of enduro mountain bikers in Innsbruck, Austria: Understanding affective ride experiences
  • Knour Kim (2024): Digitalization along the Via Francigena Pilgrimage: Exploring the Impact of Technology Use on Consumer Deceleration
  • Leifeld Jaqueline (2024): Markenimage in ländergrenzüberschreitenden Tourismusgebieten am Beispiel der internationalen Bodenseeregion
  • Biondani Giosuè (2024): Authenticity in rural tourism: Suppliers' and customers' perception in the Italian region of Veneto
  • Kollár Dorottya (2024): Experiential Marketing: The Quality Evaluation of Hospitality Websites through the Eyes of Prospective Customers
  • Geyer Anne (2024): Reisezielauswahl der Generation Z
  • Endres Maurice (2023): Authentizität im Tourismus - Authentische touristische Erlebnisse anhand von "Airbnb Entdeckungen"
  • Sachs Luisa (2023): Working Vacationers. The challenge of working remotely in paradise
  • Slagman Feya (2023): Full-time Van Life: A Home away from Home
  • Stanger Daniela (2023): Action research: Investigating on strategizing routines in a strategic context