Ethical consumerism: A critical perspective of family decision-making of ethical food consumption in the UK

Abstract

The overall aim of this study is to examine how family members influence each other in their everyday ethical food decision-making process and shopping. The study examines ethical consumption, the contextual factors that shape... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. daniel hagan (daniel_hagan27@yahoo.com)

Topic Area

Consumer Behaviour Track: Click here for the Consumer Behaviour track

Session

PT1-P » Poster (16:00 - Tuesday, 7th July)

Paper

_Doctoral_Colloquium_Paper.pdf

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