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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"ethical consumerism"”.
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Ethical Consumerism and Fashion: An Introspective Study
… impacts (Quantis, 2018, UN, 2019). There are ethical concerns relating to environmental harm and worker exploitation at the fibre production and garment assembly stages, overconsumption and unsustainable laundry practices at the product use stage, and low levels of repurposing and recycling at …
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ON THE ROLE AND USE OF INFORMATION IN ETHICAL CONSUMERISM
… information access is a trend of increased ethical consumer practices, with constant year-on-year increases of relative spending going towards ethically produced products. This thesis explores how these two phenomena could be related, where an increase in access to information leads to ever …
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The Politics of Purchasing: Ethical Consumerism, Civic Engagement, and Political Participation in the United States
… and political activities of political and ethical consumers in the United States. Ethical consumers are broadly defined as socially responsible consumers including the subset of political consumers. Political consumers, while also socially responsible, are primarily concerned with …
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The New Halal: Islamic Ethical Consumerism in the UK, Germany, and Egypt. A Social Movement Framing Approach
This dissertation examines political consumerism using a social movement theory approach. It investigates the origins of Islamic consumer campaigns aimed at changing Muslim consumer behaviour, and integrating them into European societies. It draws upon the ‘framing perspective’ within social …
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Motivating communities to shop locally : implications of ethical behavior marketing for independent businesses
… marketing campaigns, and the literature on ethical consumerism to recognize trends and identify characteristics of the typical ethical consumer. Chapter 3 uses a social marketing framework to examine four ethically-motivated organizations who market products to consumers: SERRV, Ten Thousand …
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The British Fair Trade Movement, 1960 - 2000: a new form of global citizenship?
… consumption. It examines the role of the ethical consumer as a political activist and questions whether Fair Trade has led to a new understanding of the meaning of global citizenship. It is argued that contemporary questions about the limitations of Fair Trade as a model for international …