TOC: Intl J Con Studies
Introduction
International Journal of Consumer Studies, 38(5)
Special issue on sustainable futures
–Elizabeth Kempen []
Consumers’ clothing disposal behaviour – a synthesis of research results
–Kirsi Laitala [] [Google Scholar]
Changes in consumer segments and preferences to green labelling
–Debbora Whitson, H. Erkan Ozkaya and Juanita Roxas [] []
Water sustainability: environmental attitude, drought attitude and motivation
–Erin D. Dascher, Jiyun Kang and Gwendolyn Hustvedt [] []
Towards a sustainable consumer model: the case study of Bulgarian recyclers
–Elka Vasileva and Daniela Ivanova [] []
Managing green complexities: consumers’ strategies and techniques for greener shopping
–Christian Fuentes [] [Google Scholar]
Green spirit: consumer empathies for green apparel
–Kirsten Cowan and Tammy Kinley [] []
A cross-national study of the ecological worldview of senior consumers
–Lynn Sudbury-Riley, Agnes Hofmeister-Toth and Florian Kohlbacher [] []
A theoretical investigation of slow fashion: sustainable future of the apparel industry
–Sojin Jung and Byoungho Jin [] []
Original Articles
Being green: from attitude to actual consumption
–Giulia Miniero, Anna Codini, Michelle Bonera, Elisabetta Corvi and Giuseppe Bertoli [] []
Sustainability and consumption structure: environmental impacts of food consumption clusters. A case study for Hungary
–Zsófia Vetoné Mózner [] []
Going green for self or for others? Gender and identity salience effects on sustainable consumption
–Diego Costa Pinto, Márcia M. Herter, Patricia Rossi and Adilson Borges [] []
Elaborating on the attitude–behaviour gap regarding organic products: young Danish consumers and in-store food choice
–Jessica Aschemann-Witzel and Emilie Marie Niebuhr Aagaard [] []
Consumers’ preferences for eco-friendly appliances in an emerging market context
–Nadine C. Sonnenberg, Alet C. Erasmus and Adré Schreuder [] []