This article introduces the concept of a ‘harm chain’ as a mechanism to further broaden the way in which firms and public policy makers consider potential negative outcomes from marketing activities. The purpose of conceptualizing a ‘harm chain’ is to examine specifically the creation of harm within networks of marketing exchanges that might occur throughout pre-production, production, consumption\ud and post-consumption activities. The authors suggest that addressing issues where harm occurs allows both firms and policy makers to identify whether exchanges bring about harm and how relevant parties can address the core cause of harm, as well as how those who are harmed can be protected
International audienceThis article aims to help resolve the apparent paradox of producers of addicti...
Cause related products are more and more used to encourage environmental protection and other causes...
Product-harm crises are omnipresent in today's marketplace. Such crises can cause major revenue and ...
This article introduces the concept of a ‘harm chain’ as a mechanism to further broaden the way in w...
This article introduces the concept of a ‘harm chain’ as a mechanism tofurther broaden the way in wh...
Abstract. This article introduces the concept of a ‘harm chain ’ as a mechanism to further broaden t...
This paper introduces the concept of a ‘harm chain’ as a mechanism to further broaden th...
Social problems involving complex behaviours like drinking and driving need to be addressed by more ...
© 2017, Academy of Marketing Science. A product-harm crisis is a discrete event in which products ar...
While many firms engage in successful marketing activities with outcomes beneficial for both the fir...
While many firms engage in successful marketing activities with outcomes beneficial for both the fir...
A product-harm crisis is a discrete event in which products are found to be defective and therefore ...
While many firms engage in successful marketing activities with outcomes beneficial for both the fir...
While many firms engage in successful marketing activities with outcomes beneficial for both the fir...
While considerable attention has been given to the harm done to consumers by marketing, less attenti...
International audienceThis article aims to help resolve the apparent paradox of producers of addicti...
Cause related products are more and more used to encourage environmental protection and other causes...
Product-harm crises are omnipresent in today's marketplace. Such crises can cause major revenue and ...
This article introduces the concept of a ‘harm chain’ as a mechanism to further broaden the way in w...
This article introduces the concept of a ‘harm chain’ as a mechanism tofurther broaden the way in wh...
Abstract. This article introduces the concept of a ‘harm chain ’ as a mechanism to further broaden t...
This paper introduces the concept of a ‘harm chain’ as a mechanism to further broaden th...
Social problems involving complex behaviours like drinking and driving need to be addressed by more ...
© 2017, Academy of Marketing Science. A product-harm crisis is a discrete event in which products ar...
While many firms engage in successful marketing activities with outcomes beneficial for both the fir...
While many firms engage in successful marketing activities with outcomes beneficial for both the fir...
A product-harm crisis is a discrete event in which products are found to be defective and therefore ...
While many firms engage in successful marketing activities with outcomes beneficial for both the fir...
While many firms engage in successful marketing activities with outcomes beneficial for both the fir...
While considerable attention has been given to the harm done to consumers by marketing, less attenti...
International audienceThis article aims to help resolve the apparent paradox of producers of addicti...
Cause related products are more and more used to encourage environmental protection and other causes...
Product-harm crises are omnipresent in today's marketplace. Such crises can cause major revenue and ...