When ethics alone are not enough: The role of politics in consumer studies

Katherine Casey

University of Limerick

Katherine Casey is a PhD Candidate with the university of Limerick. Her areas of interest are alternative consumption, collective consumption and consumer resistance.

Abstract

Environmental, financial and social instability have resulted in significant attitudinal shifts, consumption decisions are politicised as consumer-citizens are called upon to recognise that their decisions have social,... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Katherine Casey (University of Limerick)
  2. Maria Lichrou (University of Limerick)
  3. Lisa O'Malley (University of Limerick)

Topic Area

Critical Marketing Track: Click here for the Critical Marketing track

Session

PT9-CM3 » Critical Marketing (15:30 - Thursday, 9th July)

Paper

WHEN_ETHICS_ALONE_ARE_NOT_ENOUGH_-_THE_ROLE_OF_POLITICS_IN_CONSUMER_STUDIES.pdf

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