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Drawing from the literature on the analytics of government, the paper discusses marketing as a form of government, elaborating and illustrating the many ways in which consumer choice is shaped, modified and directed in the market through practices and techniques of consumer marketing.

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The paper critically reflects upon and renders problematic the individualistic ideas of the green consumer as a powerful market force and to provoke discussion on the conceptualization – and construction – of consumer subjectivity and social problems in marketing. The paper also systematically interrogates and elaborates on the modes and practices of marketing thought and expertise through which consumers and consumption are rendered intelligible and actionable in the market.

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This page is a summary of: Construction of consumer choice in the market: challenges for environmental policy, International Journal of Consumer Studies, January 2010, Wiley,
DOI: 10.1111/j.1470-6431.2009.00821.x.
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