Political consumption is an individualized form of collective action that varies considerably
across Europe. Citizens as consumers participate in boycotts and 'positive'buying of goods …

This article presents a conceptual model of markets as constituted by practice. Drawing on
recent sociological research on the performativity of market theories, the article stresses the …

Consumer research has paid scant attention to public goods, especially at a time when the
contestation between categorizing public and private goods and controlling public goods is …

The paper aims to provide a systematic overview of the drivers and barriers for food retailers
to implement corporate supply chain responsibility. The research is based on a literature …

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hollowed out by individuation and privatizing material temptations. Veblen, Horkheimer and …

In public debates, communication campaigns and public policies, it is increasingly common
to attribute to consumers and their agency an ability to help solve a broad array of societal …

The proliferation of voluntary certification and labelling schemes for environmentally and
socially responsible production is often seen as driven by companies and consumer …

Cet article dresse un panorama de la littérature actuelle concernant les consommateurs
éthiques et militants, en faisant le lien avec le thème d'une consommation alimentaire …

This article studies the antisweatshop movement's involvement in global social justice
responsibility-taking. The movement's growth (more than one hundred diverse groups) …

This article examines sustainable food consumption in the Nordic context, studying to what
extent people in Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden have food consumption patterns …