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Chaojie Yang

Research student

Chaojie Yang

Lancaster University

Charles Carter Building

LA1 4YX

Lancaster

Profile

I am a PhD student from the Marketing Department of Lancaster University Management School, my research focuses on theoretical application mechanisms and extension of value co-creation and service-dominant logic (SDL). My doctoral research aims to explore the value co-creation process by examining related consumer insights and behaviour including value co-creation behaviour, consumer self-efficacy, perceived expertise and brand psychological ownership, under the various contexts of the fashion industry such as generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) co-design. I investigate the role of emerging value co-creation strategies in bridging the bond between consumer and fashion brands by understanding the co-design mechanism and integrating theories with potential links into value co-creation knowledge structure. My research project primarily uses quantitative methods such as regression-based approaches and structural equation modelling (SEM).

Supervised By

Professor Ahmad Daryanto and Dr Eman Gadalla

Qualifications

MSc International Fashion Marketing, The University of Manchester - Distinction  

BSc (Hons) Fashion Management, The University of Manchester - First Class