Human interactions are guided by rules, guidelines, and social norms—a tacit
understanding of what is adequate in a given context. With interactions being increasingly …

This paper proposes an intervention using personal Information and Communication
Technologies (ICTs) to help consumers reduce household food waste. Across the global …

Changing consumer behaviour has potential benefits for health, the economy and the
environment. Change is possible, and behavioural change has been the purpose of much …

Rapid smartphone replacement contributes significantly to electronic waste issues. This
paper investigates determinants of premature smartphone obsolescence amongst young …

The Indian agricultural sector is the world's largest producer of pulses, milk, and jute, and the
second-largest producer of rice, wheat, vegetables, fruit, and cotton. Climate change …

Death practices are a highly individual and sensitive, but also strongly social and socially
regulated issue. Passing rituals and types of burials have developed over centuries, and …

Chirping Away the Taboo: Cricket Consumption and the Future of Sustainable Protein
Alternatives Page 1 Chirping Away the Taboo: Cricket Consumption and the Future of …

Both the circular and sharing economies are relevant concepts when tackling the fast
furniture problem. The linear economy involves the traditional consumer 'throw-away …

Background On April 24, 2013, Rana Plaza, the manufacturing complex that housed 5
garment factories in Bangladesh collapsed, killing 1,132 workers (Rahman, 2022). The …

Background The beauty industry generates more than€ 300 billion worldwide, and Europe
leads in market size (Solistica, 2022). Consumers in the beauty market increasingly demand …