TOC: Intl J Con Studies
Introduction
International Journal of Consumer Studies, 40(5)
Editorial: Children as Consumers
–Parastoo Pourali, Nasrin Razavian Zadeh and Behrooz Yahyaei []
Meet the good child. ‘Childing’ practices in family food co-shopping
–Malene Gram and Alice Grønhøj [] []
Special Issue on Children as Consumers
Policy and marketing changes to help curb childhood obesity: government ban vs. industry self-regulation
–Claudia Dumitrescu, Renée Shaw Hughner and Clifford J. Shultz II [] []
Factors affecting parents’ choices of functional foods targeted for children
–Azzurra Annunziata, Riccardo Vecchio and Artur Kraus [] []
The development of brand awareness in young children: how do young children recognize brands?
–Yasare Aktas Arnas, Isil Tas? and Irem Gürgah Ogul [] []
“It is amazing how complete is the delusion that beauty is goodness”: expectancies associated with tween makeup ownership
–Maree Thyne, Kirsten Robertson, Tabitha Thomas and Mikaela Ingram [] []
Children’s participation in brand-based social networks: examining the role of evaluative social identity, self-esteem and anticipated emotions on commitment and desire to recommend
–Margurite Hook, Stacey Baxter and Alicia Kulczynski [] [Google Scholar]
How children represent sustainable consumption through participatory action research and co-design of visual narratives
–Doreen Donovan [] []
The influence of source attractiveness on self-perception and advertising effectiveness for 6- to 7-year-old children
–Dieneke Van de Sompel and Iris Vermeir [] []
Advertising’s impact on pre-schoolers’ brand knowledge and materialism
–Leah Watkins, Robert Aitken, Kirsten Robertson, Maree Thyne and John Williams [] [Google Scholar]
Public and parental perceptions of and concerns with advertising to preschool children
–Leah Watkins, Robert Aitken, Kirsten Robertson and Maree Thyne [] []
How intervention can empower children as consumers in dealing with advertising
–Maria del Mar Pàmies, Gerard Ryan and Mireia Valverde [] []
Exploring the influence of mothers’ attitudes toward advertising on children’s consumption of screen media
–Christine M. Kowalczyk and Marla B. Royne [] [Google Scholar]
Pre-school children and marketing communications
–Christopher Preston [] []
