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TOC: Psych Mar

Introduction

Psychology & Marketing, 37(2)

EDITORIAL

Anti-consumption beyond boundaries: From niche topic to global phenomena
Michael S. W. Lee, José M. Ortega Egea, Nieves García de Frutos

What we know about anticonsumption: An attempt to nail jelly to the wall
Katerina Makri, Bodo B. Schlegelmilch, Robert Mai, Katharina Dinhof

The impact of the implicit theories of social optimism and social pessimism on macro attitudes towards consumption
James A. Muncy, Rajesh Iyer

The ethical underpinnings of nonmaterialistic values and voluntary simplicity behavior in the United States
Jared L. Peifer, Sunaina Chugani, J. Micah Roos

Recognizing consumerism as an “illness of an empty soul”: A catholic morality perspective
António Azevedo

I (do not) consume; therefore, I am: Investigating materialism and voluntary simplicity through a moderated mediation model
Abhisek Kuanr, Debasis Pradhan, Himadri Roy Chaudhuri

Conspicuous anticonsumption: When green demarketing brands restore symbolic benefits to anticonsumers
Tejvir S. Sekhon, Catherine A. Armstrong Soule

Anticonsumption beyond consumers: The role of small organic producers in environmentally oriented anticonsumption
Marlon Dalmoro, Celso A. de Matos, Marcia D. de Barcellos

Behavioral prediction of environmentally oriented anticonsumption and consumption: A multilevel study of five Eurobarometer surveys
José M. Ortega Egea, Nieves García de Frutos

When the frugal become wasteful: An examination into how impression management can initiate the end-stages of consumption for frugal consumers
Matthew Philp, Marcelo Vinhal Nepomuceno

Boycott them! No, boycott this! Do choice overload and small-agent rationalization inhibit the signing of anti-consumption petitions?
Ulku Yuksel, Nguyen T. Thai, Michael S. W. Lee