Anti-Consumption
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Anti-Consumption
Exploring the Opposition to Consumer Culture
Lee, Michael S W; Cherrier, Helene
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2022
242
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Inglês
9780367420758
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction
Helene Cherrier and Michael S.W. Lee
Part 1. What Is Anti-Consumption?
Chapter 1: Consumer Boycott Participation: Evidence for the Trigger/Promoter/Inhibitor Model
Stefan Hoffmann
Chapter 2: The evolution of Voluntary Simplicity: From Soulful Search for Meaning to Extreme Lifestyle Experiments
Stephen Zavestoski and Marilyn DeLaure
Chapter 3: How Green Demarketing Brands Can Successfully Support Anti-Consumption
Catherine Armstrong Soule and Tejvir Sekhon
Chapter 4: "I am NOT a Consumer" or "I Don't WANT to be a Consumer" or "I CAN'T be a Consumer": A Fresh Look at the New Strategies Consumers Use to Avoid the Marketplace
Susan Dobscha
Chapter 5: Anti-Consumers, Pro-Consumers, and Two Social Paradigms of Consumption
Jim Muncy and Rajesh Iyer
Part 2. Why Is Anti-Consumption Important?
Chapter 6: Anti-Consumption and Our Current Crisis of Care
Andreas Chatzidakis
Chapter 7: Different Sides of the Same Coin? Political Ideology Inflects How Symbolism Relates to Mask Avoidance or Adoption in the Age of COVID-19
Charles S. Areni and Helene Cherrier
Chapter 8: Anti-Consumption In Emerging Markets
Pragea Geldoffy Putra and Michael S.W. Lee
Chapter 9: The Trio of Religiosity, Materialism, and Anti-Consumption in Explaining
Life Satisfaction
Betul Balikcioglu and Faith Mehmet Kiyak
Part 3. The Future of Anti-Consumption Research
Chapter 10: The "Fake It Till We Make It" Path to a Shared, sustainable society
Karen V. Fernandez
Chapter 11: Promoting Consumption Reduction: A Behaviour Change Challenge
Ken Peattie
Chapter 12: Socially Oriented Anti-Consumption
Nieves Garcia-de-Frutos and Jose Manuel Ortega-Egea
Helene Cherrier and Michael S.W. Lee
Part 1. What Is Anti-Consumption?
Chapter 1: Consumer Boycott Participation: Evidence for the Trigger/Promoter/Inhibitor Model
Stefan Hoffmann
Chapter 2: The evolution of Voluntary Simplicity: From Soulful Search for Meaning to Extreme Lifestyle Experiments
Stephen Zavestoski and Marilyn DeLaure
Chapter 3: How Green Demarketing Brands Can Successfully Support Anti-Consumption
Catherine Armstrong Soule and Tejvir Sekhon
Chapter 4: "I am NOT a Consumer" or "I Don't WANT to be a Consumer" or "I CAN'T be a Consumer": A Fresh Look at the New Strategies Consumers Use to Avoid the Marketplace
Susan Dobscha
Chapter 5: Anti-Consumers, Pro-Consumers, and Two Social Paradigms of Consumption
Jim Muncy and Rajesh Iyer
Part 2. Why Is Anti-Consumption Important?
Chapter 6: Anti-Consumption and Our Current Crisis of Care
Andreas Chatzidakis
Chapter 7: Different Sides of the Same Coin? Political Ideology Inflects How Symbolism Relates to Mask Avoidance or Adoption in the Age of COVID-19
Charles S. Areni and Helene Cherrier
Chapter 8: Anti-Consumption In Emerging Markets
Pragea Geldoffy Putra and Michael S.W. Lee
Chapter 9: The Trio of Religiosity, Materialism, and Anti-Consumption in Explaining
Life Satisfaction
Betul Balikcioglu and Faith Mehmet Kiyak
Part 3. The Future of Anti-Consumption Research
Chapter 10: The "Fake It Till We Make It" Path to a Shared, sustainable society
Karen V. Fernandez
Chapter 11: Promoting Consumption Reduction: A Behaviour Change Challenge
Ken Peattie
Chapter 12: Socially Oriented Anti-Consumption
Nieves Garcia-de-Frutos and Jose Manuel Ortega-Egea
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Anti-consumption;Consumer Resistance;Activism;Consumerism;Sustainability;Public Policy;Social Change;Good Life;Voluntary Simplicity;CSR;Anti-consumerist Activists;UN;Violates;Word Of Mouth;Emerging Markets;Consumption Reduction;Ethical Consumption;Circular Economy;Boycott Participation;Dominant Social Paradigm;Collective Good Provisioning;Underwear;Bazaars;Guan Xi;Consumer Animosity;Holds;Follow;High PDI;Boycott Call;Negative Relationship;MSCI Index;Environmental Concern Variables
Introduction
Helene Cherrier and Michael S.W. Lee
Part 1. What Is Anti-Consumption?
Chapter 1: Consumer Boycott Participation: Evidence for the Trigger/Promoter/Inhibitor Model
Stefan Hoffmann
Chapter 2: The evolution of Voluntary Simplicity: From Soulful Search for Meaning to Extreme Lifestyle Experiments
Stephen Zavestoski and Marilyn DeLaure
Chapter 3: How Green Demarketing Brands Can Successfully Support Anti-Consumption
Catherine Armstrong Soule and Tejvir Sekhon
Chapter 4: "I am NOT a Consumer" or "I Don't WANT to be a Consumer" or "I CAN'T be a Consumer": A Fresh Look at the New Strategies Consumers Use to Avoid the Marketplace
Susan Dobscha
Chapter 5: Anti-Consumers, Pro-Consumers, and Two Social Paradigms of Consumption
Jim Muncy and Rajesh Iyer
Part 2. Why Is Anti-Consumption Important?
Chapter 6: Anti-Consumption and Our Current Crisis of Care
Andreas Chatzidakis
Chapter 7: Different Sides of the Same Coin? Political Ideology Inflects How Symbolism Relates to Mask Avoidance or Adoption in the Age of COVID-19
Charles S. Areni and Helene Cherrier
Chapter 8: Anti-Consumption In Emerging Markets
Pragea Geldoffy Putra and Michael S.W. Lee
Chapter 9: The Trio of Religiosity, Materialism, and Anti-Consumption in Explaining
Life Satisfaction
Betul Balikcioglu and Faith Mehmet Kiyak
Part 3. The Future of Anti-Consumption Research
Chapter 10: The "Fake It Till We Make It" Path to a Shared, sustainable society
Karen V. Fernandez
Chapter 11: Promoting Consumption Reduction: A Behaviour Change Challenge
Ken Peattie
Chapter 12: Socially Oriented Anti-Consumption
Nieves Garcia-de-Frutos and Jose Manuel Ortega-Egea
Helene Cherrier and Michael S.W. Lee
Part 1. What Is Anti-Consumption?
Chapter 1: Consumer Boycott Participation: Evidence for the Trigger/Promoter/Inhibitor Model
Stefan Hoffmann
Chapter 2: The evolution of Voluntary Simplicity: From Soulful Search for Meaning to Extreme Lifestyle Experiments
Stephen Zavestoski and Marilyn DeLaure
Chapter 3: How Green Demarketing Brands Can Successfully Support Anti-Consumption
Catherine Armstrong Soule and Tejvir Sekhon
Chapter 4: "I am NOT a Consumer" or "I Don't WANT to be a Consumer" or "I CAN'T be a Consumer": A Fresh Look at the New Strategies Consumers Use to Avoid the Marketplace
Susan Dobscha
Chapter 5: Anti-Consumers, Pro-Consumers, and Two Social Paradigms of Consumption
Jim Muncy and Rajesh Iyer
Part 2. Why Is Anti-Consumption Important?
Chapter 6: Anti-Consumption and Our Current Crisis of Care
Andreas Chatzidakis
Chapter 7: Different Sides of the Same Coin? Political Ideology Inflects How Symbolism Relates to Mask Avoidance or Adoption in the Age of COVID-19
Charles S. Areni and Helene Cherrier
Chapter 8: Anti-Consumption In Emerging Markets
Pragea Geldoffy Putra and Michael S.W. Lee
Chapter 9: The Trio of Religiosity, Materialism, and Anti-Consumption in Explaining
Life Satisfaction
Betul Balikcioglu and Faith Mehmet Kiyak
Part 3. The Future of Anti-Consumption Research
Chapter 10: The "Fake It Till We Make It" Path to a Shared, sustainable society
Karen V. Fernandez
Chapter 11: Promoting Consumption Reduction: A Behaviour Change Challenge
Ken Peattie
Chapter 12: Socially Oriented Anti-Consumption
Nieves Garcia-de-Frutos and Jose Manuel Ortega-Egea
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Anti-consumption;Consumer Resistance;Activism;Consumerism;Sustainability;Public Policy;Social Change;Good Life;Voluntary Simplicity;CSR;Anti-consumerist Activists;UN;Violates;Word Of Mouth;Emerging Markets;Consumption Reduction;Ethical Consumption;Circular Economy;Boycott Participation;Dominant Social Paradigm;Collective Good Provisioning;Underwear;Bazaars;Guan Xi;Consumer Animosity;Holds;Follow;High PDI;Boycott Call;Negative Relationship;MSCI Index;Environmental Concern Variables
