The concept of voluntary simplicity (VS) is taken as a starting point to investigate consumers' use of information sources when making purchases of sustainable technological products and services. Differences in information seeking and sources consulted and trusted are investigated with a view to increasing the uptake of sustainable domestic technologies such as energy efficient fridges and washing machines over more grey alternatives. Clear patterns both in sources used and the information seeking process were found between different groups of consumers and priorities for purchase were also identified. The results suggest different strategies for marketing sustainable technologies to these different consumer groups
Overconsumption poses severe ethical problems and causes harm to the environment. Today many individ...
In this paper, we present findings from two qualitative studies where we explored sustainable consum...
The luxury market is growing exponentially and gaining acceptance and increased demand around the wo...
Studies of green consumer behaviour, in particular purchasing and disposal, have largely focused on ...
This article examines and extends the notion of voluntary simplifiers (VS). VS are individuals who h...
As one of the biggest issues facing today's global society, sustainability cuts across all areas of ...
The global change has affected people’s behavior and people have started to care more about the envi...
Sustainable consumption is an emerging issue in many economies and this had been evidenced by groupi...
Sustainability entails meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future g...
The demand for sustainability initiatives is increasing by both consumers and organizations (Gittell...
A research report from the Sustainable Consumption Roundtable (Great Britain) looking at 19 case stu...
Purpose of this paper: To broaden the scope of or knowledge of collective voluntarily simplified lif...
Tourism marketing has typically been seen as exploitative and fuelling hedonistic consumerism. Susta...
The research objectives were geared towards understanding the uniqueness of sustainable business com...
'Marketing and sustainability' is based on an original booklet written by Martin Charter in 1990. Th...
Overconsumption poses severe ethical problems and causes harm to the environment. Today many individ...
In this paper, we present findings from two qualitative studies where we explored sustainable consum...
The luxury market is growing exponentially and gaining acceptance and increased demand around the wo...
Studies of green consumer behaviour, in particular purchasing and disposal, have largely focused on ...
This article examines and extends the notion of voluntary simplifiers (VS). VS are individuals who h...
As one of the biggest issues facing today's global society, sustainability cuts across all areas of ...
The global change has affected people’s behavior and people have started to care more about the envi...
Sustainable consumption is an emerging issue in many economies and this had been evidenced by groupi...
Sustainability entails meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future g...
The demand for sustainability initiatives is increasing by both consumers and organizations (Gittell...
A research report from the Sustainable Consumption Roundtable (Great Britain) looking at 19 case stu...
Purpose of this paper: To broaden the scope of or knowledge of collective voluntarily simplified lif...
Tourism marketing has typically been seen as exploitative and fuelling hedonistic consumerism. Susta...
The research objectives were geared towards understanding the uniqueness of sustainable business com...
'Marketing and sustainability' is based on an original booklet written by Martin Charter in 1990. Th...
Overconsumption poses severe ethical problems and causes harm to the environment. Today many individ...
In this paper, we present findings from two qualitative studies where we explored sustainable consum...
The luxury market is growing exponentially and gaining acceptance and increased demand around the wo...