Towards a theory of sustainable communication in risk society: relating issues of sustainability to marketing communications

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A theory of sustainable communication in marketing reflects changes in society. Sustainable consumption is becoming established as a goal of industrial societies. Advanced societies increasingly perceive organisations as agents of destruction as well as agents of production. Research into the activities of an environmental communications consultancy illustrates the issues in this theory of sustainable communication and indicates how it could be a tool for positive environmental change.

author: McDonagh, Pierre
Environmental Management, Management, Sustainable development, Green marketing

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No space - new blood and the production of brand culture colonies

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Impact of emerging marketing thinkers on existing marketing practices is analyzed with reference to Naomi Klein's 'No Logo', a radical international bestseller about overexposure of brands.

author: Marshall, David, Bradshaw, Alan, McDonagh, Pierre
Marketing models, Works, Klein, Naomi, No Logo (Book)

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Theory into practice: meditations on cultures of accountability and interdisciplinarity in marketing research

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The determination of the practical relevance of economic theories through the analysis of the cultures of accountability and interdisciplinarity in marketing research is described.

author: Hewer, Paul, Brownlie, Douglas, Ferguson, Pauline
Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Public affairs, Ethics, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Ethical aspects, Interdisciplinary research, Responsibility

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subjects list: Marketing, Marketing management, United Kingdom, Analysis
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