International audienceThis paper discusses some weaknesses of two frameworks largely implemented in marketing research to describe children’s economic socialization : a Piagetian stage-based perspective, and a process-centered model aiming to explain how children acquire economic behaviours. Studying the way children develop within contemporary mass consumption culture entails a shift towards cultural psychology theory which helps to focus on a key stake : the transformation of children’s participation in different joint consumption activities. How do children move from a peripheral (as users of a product bought by parents, as observers of buying situations) to a central participation (as decision-makers or recognized experts on some catego...
Pour saisir la construction des patrimoines alimentaires enfantins, cet article porte sur le point d...
During the last decades sociological changes have modified the role of children within families: par...
International audienceWell-being and food: An identification of communication levers to children con...
International audienceThis paper discusses some weaknesses of two frameworks largely implemented in ...
The pandemic of children obesity asks the fundamental question of the understanding of their food be...
International audienceCet article discute les limites de deux modèles de socialisation économique la...
Cette thèse propose une étude des cultures enfantines et des rapports intergénérationnels à partir d...
International audienceTwo insights can be drawn from the data presented in this article. The first o...
National audienceFor a few years, the awareness by the public authorities of the rise of obesity in ...
International audiencePurpose: The study shows that the child is not a passive consumer, rather that...
International audiencePurpose– Drawing on Bronfenbrenner's ecological model, this research aims to i...
International audienceThis article puts forward a critical analysis of the approaches used in market...
International audienceIn the context of the fight against obesity, public health campaigns aimed at ...
International audienceINTRODUCTION: Beyond nutrition, food has hedonic, social and cultural function...
International audienceINTRODUCTION: Beyond nutrition, food has hedonic, social and cultural function...
Pour saisir la construction des patrimoines alimentaires enfantins, cet article porte sur le point d...
During the last decades sociological changes have modified the role of children within families: par...
International audienceWell-being and food: An identification of communication levers to children con...
International audienceThis paper discusses some weaknesses of two frameworks largely implemented in ...
The pandemic of children obesity asks the fundamental question of the understanding of their food be...
International audienceCet article discute les limites de deux modèles de socialisation économique la...
Cette thèse propose une étude des cultures enfantines et des rapports intergénérationnels à partir d...
International audienceTwo insights can be drawn from the data presented in this article. The first o...
National audienceFor a few years, the awareness by the public authorities of the rise of obesity in ...
International audiencePurpose: The study shows that the child is not a passive consumer, rather that...
International audiencePurpose– Drawing on Bronfenbrenner's ecological model, this research aims to i...
International audienceThis article puts forward a critical analysis of the approaches used in market...
International audienceIn the context of the fight against obesity, public health campaigns aimed at ...
International audienceINTRODUCTION: Beyond nutrition, food has hedonic, social and cultural function...
International audienceINTRODUCTION: Beyond nutrition, food has hedonic, social and cultural function...
Pour saisir la construction des patrimoines alimentaires enfantins, cet article porte sur le point d...
During the last decades sociological changes have modified the role of children within families: par...
International audienceWell-being and food: An identification of communication levers to children con...