Issues

Special Issue: Social Marketing: Beyond Behaviour Change. Guest Editors: Linda Brennan, Lukas Parker

Beyond behaviour change: social marketing and social change

Linda Brennan and Lukas Parker
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Rethinking social marketing: towards a sociality of consumption

Marie-Louise Fry
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Towards a reflexive turn: social marketing assemblages

Ross Gordon; Lauren Gurrieri
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Moving social marketing beyond personal change to social change: Strategically using Twitter to mobilize supporters into vocal advocates

Jeanine P.D. Guidry; Richard D. Waters; Gregory D. Saxton
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Social engineering and social marketing: why is one “good” and the other “bad”?

Ann-Marie Kennedy; Andrew Parsons
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Fighting to eat healthfully: measurements of the military food environment

Julia Carins; Sharyn Rundle-Thiele
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