Intl J Con Studies
Introduction
International Journal of Consumer Studies, 44(5)
INTEREST CATEGORY: CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
POSTING TYPE: TOCs
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/14706431/2020/44/5
Should businesses use religious cues in advertising? A comparison of consumer perceptions across Christianity and Islam
—Saman Zehra, Elizabeth Minton [Google Scholar]
Internet penetration and consumption inequality in China
—Shu Zhang, Feng Li, Jing Jian Xiao [Google Scholar]
Addressing privacy predicaments in the digital marketplace: A power‐relations perspective
—Ruwan Bandara, Mario Fernando, Shahriar Akter [Google Scholar]
Theorizing self‐repairers’ worldview–personhood to advance new thinking on extended product lifetimes
—Janine Dermody, Yoko Nagase, Wolfram Berger [Google Scholar]
Thou shalt not covet: Role of family religiosity in anti‐consumption
—Mònica Casabayó, Juan Francisco Dávila, Steven W. Rayburn [Google Scholar]
Selecting environmental psychology theories to predict people’s consumption intention of locally produced organic foods
—Mei‐Fang Chen [Google Scholar]
Consumer preferences and physical evaluation of shortbread stored in different packaging
—Małgorzata Kowalska, Sławomir Janas, Wanda Kudełka [Google Scholar]
Rural families food intake behaviour in relation to livelihood diversification, income differences and family size
—Shamsheer ul Haq, Ismet Boz, Pomi Shahbaz, Muhammad Ramiz Murtaza [Google Scholar]
Exploring the influence of family on adolescents’ seafood consumption choices
—Dawn Birch, Juliet Memery [Google Scholar]