Issues

Special Issue: Ethical consumption from a cross-cultural perspective. Guest Editors: Farzana Quoquab, Jihad Mohammad

Guest editorial: Ethical consumption – a global agenda

Farzana Quoquab; Jihad Mohammad
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Understanding of consumers’ inconspicuous luxury consumption practices in Vietnam: an exploratory study from an ethical perspective

Ngoc Bao Nguyen; Mai Thi Tuyet Nguyen; Minh Binh Nguyen
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Pro-environmental purchase intentions in a low-involvement context: the role of myopia and apathy

Ayşen Coşkun; Michael Polonsky; Andrea Vocino
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The effect of perceived collective efficacy and self-efficacy on generation Z restaurant customers’ food waste reduction intentions

Li Ding; Caifen Jiang
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Waste reduction as ethical behaviour: a bibliometric analysis and development of future agenda

Muhammad Rafiq; Omkar Dastane; Rizwan Mushtaq
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