| 2023 |
Yamada, Hiroki/Li, Pei-Fang, The K-pop Popularity Investigation in Taiwan and Japan- The Moderating Effect of Cultural Traits,The 2023 Conference of Business and Public Management, Taipei, Taiwan |
| 2022 |
Hsu, Chia-Chen/Li, Pei-Fang, The Effect of Sustainable Elements on Travel Intention to the Offshore Wind Farm Featured Destination,2022 Global Corporate Sustainability Forum, Taipei, Taiwan |
| 2021 |
Sun, Juo-En / Li, Pei-Fang, Impulse purchase intention on higher-priced products,2021 International Conference on Business Administration - Spring Session, Taipei, Taiwan |
| 2021 |
Wang, Siao-Wen / Li, Pei-Fang, The influence of auditory on attitude toward advertising -An investigation on Podcast advertising,第十五屆國際貿易與企業經營學術研討會（ITBA 2021）, New Taipei City, Taiwan |
| 2020 |
Wu, Jia-Rong Li, Pei-Fang, The impact of old products and new ideology on consumers' new product purchase intention,2020 Global Corporate Sustainability Forum, Taipei, Taiwan |
| 2019 |
Li, M. P-F., Liang, Wan-Ru, Managing The Anxiety of Knowing and Not Knowing – The Use of Mobile Messaging applications (MMAs) in Taiwan,2019 Smart Enterprise Information Application Development Conference, Taipei, Taiwan |
| 2015 |
Asmussen, B., Postler, K., Butler, A., Canter, A., Thomson, S., MacFarlane, G., Michels, N., Budhathoki, T., Wider, S., Li, M. P-F., How do you conceptualise branded content? An exploration of marketing communications discourse,Academy of Marketing Conference: The Magic in Marketing, University of Limerick, Ireland, Limerick, Ireland |
| 2014 |
Li, M. P-F., Bowen, D., Ekinci, Y. , Technology paradoxes: UK and Taiwanese mobile phone markets,Academy of Marketing Conference, Bournemouth, UK |
| 2013 |
Li, M. P-F., Bowen, D., Ekinci, Y, The influence of culture on consumers’ perceptions of paradoxes of mobile technology and attitudinal loyalty – Preliminary findings,Academy of Marketing Conference,, Cardiff, UK |
| 2013 |
Li, M. P-F., Bowen, D., Ekinci, Y., A cross-cultural study of the paradoxes of mobile technology and consumer’s attitudinal loyalty in the mobile technology industry − Preliminary findings,Academy of Marketing, Cross-Cultural Research Special Interest Group Workshop, Loughborough, UK |
