ABSTRACT Ethical consumers have evolved from boycotting to consuming and ethical consumption has attracted much attention from marketing researchers recently. Several studies have been conducted to understand what motivates consumers to buy certain ethical products such as fair trade, eco-friendly or animal-friendly. While a number of disparate, and primarily descriptive, studies have identified motivations of ethical consumers towards an array of different products and in a variety of contexts, researchers are yet to develop a more generalizable framework for understanding ethical consumption motivations. In this paper, we present a framework of four universal motivations to explain why consumers buy ethical products
The commitment to preserve the environment has altered consumption mode. Therefore, ethical consumpt...
Ethical consumerism describes a more conscious way of consumption embracing products which are produ...
Abstract Past research has extensively studied the antecedents and consequences of consumers’ green...
Ethical consumers have evolved from boycotting to consuming and ethical consumption has attracted mu...
This article introduces a two-dimensional model that aims to capture the complexity of motives of co...
Growing issues such as climate crises, social injustice and neglection of basic human rights have cr...
This book presents five related studies, each dealing with the issue of the motivations behind ethic...
Despite growing interest in ethical consumer behaviour research, ambiguity remains regarding what mo...
Despite growing interest in ethical consumer behaviour research, ambiguity remains regarding what mo...
Consumer purchase decision making is often influenced by their ethical concerns around fair trade pr...
Green consumerism embodies a dilemma inherent in many prosocial and moral actions – foregoing person...
Many consumers profess to want to avoid unethical offerings in the marketplace yet few act on this i...
Fair trade fashion, second hand, vintage, eco-fashion, and swapping represent different facets of et...
Purpose: This paper aims to explore why consumers absorb ethical habits into their daily consumption...
On the modern era the demand of green products is increaser around the society. Now consumer more p...
The commitment to preserve the environment has altered consumption mode. Therefore, ethical consumpt...
Ethical consumerism describes a more conscious way of consumption embracing products which are produ...
Abstract Past research has extensively studied the antecedents and consequences of consumers’ green...
Ethical consumers have evolved from boycotting to consuming and ethical consumption has attracted mu...
This article introduces a two-dimensional model that aims to capture the complexity of motives of co...
Growing issues such as climate crises, social injustice and neglection of basic human rights have cr...
This book presents five related studies, each dealing with the issue of the motivations behind ethic...
Despite growing interest in ethical consumer behaviour research, ambiguity remains regarding what mo...
Despite growing interest in ethical consumer behaviour research, ambiguity remains regarding what mo...
Consumer purchase decision making is often influenced by their ethical concerns around fair trade pr...
Green consumerism embodies a dilemma inherent in many prosocial and moral actions – foregoing person...
Many consumers profess to want to avoid unethical offerings in the marketplace yet few act on this i...
Fair trade fashion, second hand, vintage, eco-fashion, and swapping represent different facets of et...
Purpose: This paper aims to explore why consumers absorb ethical habits into their daily consumption...
On the modern era the demand of green products is increaser around the society. Now consumer more p...
The commitment to preserve the environment has altered consumption mode. Therefore, ethical consumpt...
Ethical consumerism describes a more conscious way of consumption embracing products which are produ...
Abstract Past research has extensively studied the antecedents and consequences of consumers’ green...