All Stories

  1. Encouraging sustainable fashion consumption
  2. A kaleidoscopic view of the territorialized consumption of place
  3. Consumption in and of space and place
  4. Man Thou Art Dust: Rites of Passage in Austere Times
  5. The Fine Jewellery Industry: Corporate Responsibility Challenges and Institutional Forces Facing SMEs
  6. The role of corporate citizenship and its impact on consumers
  7. The responsibilities of luxury fashion businesses
  8. Extending Holt's consuming typology to encompass subject–subject relations in consumption: lessons from pet ownership
  9. Moral Sensitivity & Everyday Consumption Practices
  10. Revisiting contemporary issues in green/ethical marketing: An introduction to the special issue
  11. Thinking locally, acting locally? Conscious consumers and farmers’ markets
  12. The conscious consumer: taking a flexible approach to ethical behaviour
  13. Exploring the relationship between consumer knowledge and purchase behaviour of value-based labels
  14. Exploring ethical brand extensions and consumer buying behaviour: the RSPCA and the “Freedom Food” brand
  15. European food scares and their impact on EU food policy
  16. Food shopping behaviour in Scotland: the influence of relative rurality
  17. Consumer perceptions of meat production
  18. Fast foods and ethical consumer value: a focus on McDonald's and KFC
  19. Improving Customer Orientation Within the Fresh Meat Supply Chain: A Focus on Assurance Schemes
  20. Integrating the voice of the consumer within the value chain: a focus on value‐based labelling communications in the fresh‐meat sector
  21. Producers and consumers of organic meat
  22. Retail ‘Quality Assurance’ Labels as a Strategic Marketing Communication Mechanism for Fresh Meat
  23. Consumer value conflicts surrounding ethical food purchase decisions: a focus on animal welfare
  24. A review of the 'consumer interest' in organic meat
  25. ISO 9001 as an audit frame for integrated quality management in meat supply chains: the example of Scottish beef
  26. Informing Ethical Consumers