While sustainability has long been conceptualized as comprising three pillars (ecological,
economic, and social), extant research and practice tends to focus on the ecological …

Sustainable consumption encompasses purchases that are intrinsically green, fairly traded
products from a developing country, products that are organically grown, products that are …

Purpose–This study aims to investigate the differences in underlying psychological aspects
regarding pro‐environmental behaviors between two distinct consumer groups: green …

Consumers, nowadays, are becoming mindful of environmental issues than ever. The rising
concerns for the adverse effects of consumption on environmental sustainability are leading …

The fashion industry has been recognized as one of the major industries that contribute to
environmental damage. Although fashion companies have started to take some actions …

The concept of sustainability was first developed in 1972 at a United Nations conference.
Conceptually, it encompassed three issues:(1) the interdependence of human beings and …

Contemporary consumer markets are characterized by both a heightened need for
sustainability and an increasingly cosmopolitan lifestyle. This article bridges these two …

In this paper, we respond to the call for more holistic and culturally diverse research to
advance understanding of (non) sustainable consumption behaviour. Our conceptual model …

During the last decade, sustainable fashion has attracted increasing attention from
policymakers, firms, and consumers. This interest is also reflected in consumer behavior …

When you ask people if sustainable consumption is a good thing, you can expect an
overwhelmingly positive response. Yet, as this Handbook of Research on Sustainable …