2001-2003
Issue 1
Why a Journal of Research for Consumers?
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Consumer Research For (The Benefit Of) Consumers
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Privacy and Consumer Agency in the Information Age: Between Prying Profilers and Preening Webcams
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Materialism and You
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Issue 2
Beware of Product Labels!
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Disney: Delights and Doubts
Disney and its spectacularly successful theme parks are analyzed through the lens of its consumers. We focus on how Disney manages the consumption experience and discuss Disney strategies from several perspectives. Disney provides a paradigm for contemporary...
Issue 3
Consumer Activism and Corporate Accountability
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Shrimp – The Devastating Delicacy
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UNICEF: From Post-War Emergency Aid to Child Rights Leader
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Ethical Consumerism – Democracy through the Wallet
There are many ways consumers can use their spending power to make a difference to the world. This article discusses the concept of ethical consumerism and outlines some of the significant changes in corporate behaviours that have been brought about through consumer...
Rigged Rules and Double Standards: Trade, Globalisation, and the Fight Against Poverty
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A Multinational Organisation’s Approach to Multinational Coporations
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Hamburger Hell: The Flip Side of USDA’s Salmonella Testing Program
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Issue 4
The Lived Experiences of Women as Addictive Consumers
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Helping Adolescents Achieve Positive Mental Health: Implications for Social Marketing
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Identifying Appropriate Motivations to Encourage People to Adopt Healthy Nutrition and Physical Activity Behaviours
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Issue 5
Exploring the Buying Behaviour of “Good” and “Bad” Gambling Products
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“I Know I Like It, But How Do I Know if It’s Any Good?”: Quality and Preference in Wine Consumption
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Marketing the Anti-Drug Message: Media, Source and Message Credibility Interactions
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