Established in 1998, and funded by the Sheth Foundation, the Franco Nicosia Best Competitive Paper Award is presented to the author/s of the best competitive paper presented at the North American conference. The winners, selected by the conference chairs, receive a plaque and a financial award.
Franco Nicosia Best Competitive Paper Award
PARTNER ORGANIZATION: The Association for Consumer Research
| 2022 | Jinyan Xiang and Mario Pandelaere |
| 2021 | Hunter Jones, “The Silver Lining to the Mushroom Cloud: A Netnographic Analysis of Consumers Enjoying Systemic and Existential Risks” |
| 2020 | Joshua Lewis, “Why Consumers Disproportionately Invest to Improve Outcomes That Are Already Favorable” |
| 2019 | Kelley Cours Anderson, Hans Hansen and Debra A Laverie |
| 2019 | Gergana Nenkov and Hristina Nikolova |
| 2018 | Anne Hamby and David Brinberg “Alternative “Facts”: The Effects of Narrative Processing on the Acceptance of Factual Information” |
| 2017 | Nelson Camanho and Daniel Fernandes |
| 2016 | Ioannis Evangelidis, Jonathan Levav and Itamar Simonson |
| 2015 | Rom Y. Schrift and Moty Amar |
| 2014 | Verena E. Stoeckl, Hayang Yang, and Leonard Lee |
| 2013 | Lili Wang, Steven Shepherd, and Tanya Chartrand |
| 2012 | Haipeng Chen, Lisa Bolton, and Sharon Ng |
| 2011 | Benjamin J. Hartmann, Caroline Wiertz, and Eric Arnould |
| 2009 | Dan King and Chris Janiszewski |
| 2008 | Robert S. Wyer and Alison Jing Xu |
| 2007 | Rita Coelho do Vale, Rik Pieters, and Marcel Zeelenberg |
| 2006 | Zhenfeng Ma, Aida Faber, and Laurette Dube |
| 2005 | Stephen Brown, Anthony Patterson, David Luna, and Hyeong Min Kim |
| 2003 | Ozlem Sandikci and Gokcen Coskuner |
| 2002 | Jill Klein |
| 1999 | Christopher Hsee |
| 1998 | Mark Ligas and June Cotte |
