In this editorial, critical review, and research agenda for this special section of the Journal of
Marketing Management on 'Critical Social Marketing: Towards Emancipation', we argue that …

Practice theory-based research has been established theoretically as an answer to health
and social problems, but its use in empirical research is still emerging. We conducted a …

Rationale Theories of practice can support understanding of health-related behaviours, but
few studies use quantitative methods to understand time-trends in practices. This paper …

Purpose This research aims to develop and test a model of digital health communication
media (DHCM) use for healthy food information–DHCM usage–during the Covid-19 …

Purpose In this study, the authors offer a practice theory framing of school physical activity
transition with conceptual and managerial contributions to whole school approaches …

In this paper, we introduce the idea of the bio-socio-material body to think through the body
politics that emerge within the nexus of health, well-being and domestic energy consumption …

Social prescribing, a way of connecting patients to local services, is central to the NHS
Personalised Care agenda. This paper employs ethnographic data, generated with 19 …

In this article, we explore how a capabilities perspective can advance practice theoretic
conceptualisations of persistent health inequalities. Specifically, we seek to understand the …

Women do less physical activity than men, and physical inactivity among women is higher
during active years (ages 18–65). In addition, women residing in rural areas do less physical …

Background: Women, particularly those with young children, engage in less leisure-time
physical activity (LTPA) than men. Additionally, mothers living in rural areas have more …