The global political system is undergoing profound transformations. Political spending is
reaching unprecedented heights (particularly in the United States), and much of it is shifting …

In recent years, firms have become increasingly involved in sociopolitical issues via
corporate political advocacy (CPA) and corporate social responsibility (CSR) while …

At the beginning of the millennium, consumer culture researchers predicted that people
would increasingly demand that marketplace actors subscribe to contemporary ethics of …

In this paper, we challenge the prevalent idea that anti-consumption functions as an
ideological act of antagonism. We enlist the work of the late cultural theorist Mark Fisher to …

Traditionally, it has been argued that companies should maintain a neutral stance on issues
of a social or political nature, especially controversial ones. However, in recent years …

This article examines the role of political ideology as a motivation for general and targeted
anti-consumption. Using data from a cross-sectional online survey conducted in the United …

In this article we focus on the cultural mechanisms of market evolution accompanying the
marketplace discord between a market actor and a dominant industry. We situate our …

Our world is becoming more polarized than ever before, with a growing number of extremist
groups spreading radical worldviews. Here, we adopt a broad definition of radicalization. For …

There is growing concern about the proliferation of radical groups and violent content on
social media platforms such as YouTube. These platforms present unique capacities to …

Access to large, diverse data has increased exponentially, due to the expansion of digital
environments (eg, websites, online forums, social media, mobile apps, commercial peer-to …