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Editorial: International Journal of Consumer Studies: for January 2016
–Katherine Hughes []

Investigating the impact of guilt and shame proneness on consumer ethics: a cross national study
–Denni Arli, Cheryl Leo and Fandy Tjiptono [] []

Townhouse residents’ use of interior products in the social zones of their homes as a demonstration of their need for uniqueness
–Alet C. Erasmus, Lorna Christie and Judy Kleyn [] []

The effects of scent on consumer behaviour
–Justina Rimkute, Caroline Moraes and Carlos Ferreira [] []

Framing consumer education conceptual innovations as consumer activism
–Sue L.T. McGregor [] []

Conceptualizing and measuring consumer social responsibility: a neglected aspect of consumer research
–Ali Quazi, Azlan Amran and Mehran Nejati [] []

‘Don’t give us an assignment where we have to use spinach!’: food choice and discourse in home and consumer studies
–Ingela Bohm, Cecilia Lindblom, Gun Åbacka and Agneta Hörnell [] [Google Scholar]

Effect of knowledge on decision making in the context of organic cotton clothing
–Keunyoung Oh and Liza Abraham [] []

Up in smoke: demarketing and consumer smoking cessation
–Christopher J. White and Harrison Thomas [] []

A model of sustainable household technology acceptance
–Mira Ahn, Jiyun Kang and Gwendolyn Hustvedt [] []

Why do not you read the label? – an integrated framework of consumer label information search
–Krisztina R. Dörnyei and Tamás Gyulavári [] []

How gender and financial self-efficacy influence investment risk taking
–William Montford and Ronald E. Goldsmith [] []

Who buys from farmers’ markets and farm shops: The case of Germany
–Miroslava Bavorova, Ilkay Unay-Gailhard and Mira Lehberger [] []

After-sales services of home appliances: evidence from Sri Lanka
–Vathsala Wickramasinghe and Kenneth Mathusinghe [] []

Understanding co-consumption between consumers and their pets
–Eliisa Kylkilahti, Henna Syrjälä, Jaakko Autio, Ari Kuismin and Minna Autio [] []

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