Routines are the taken-for-granted practices that form the rhythm of everyday life, making
people feel secure. How do consumers manage when their routines are disrupted? Practice …

An investigation into the embodiment of consumer knowledge is presented, drawing on
ethnomethodology and the allied field of conversation analysis. Analyzing video recordings …

Purpose This paper aims to investigate the dynamics of ephemerality within consumer tribes
by conceptualizing how tribes constitute, disperse and reconstitute. Building upon …

Studies that embrace socio-material theories, such as Actor-Network Theory (ANT) and
Assemblage Theory (AT), have proliferated in consumer and marketing research. Yet …

Using the example of cycling, the authors contribute to public policy debates surrounding
sustainability. They employ practice theory to shift the debate away from consumer choice …

Building theory with ethnography and filmic research increasingly requires focussing on key
practices or settings, instead of painting a broad panorama of a culture. But few authors …

Purpose Considering the growing relevance of digital influencers in consumer practices and
the emergence of Brazil as one of the main popular culture markets in the world, this study …

Sustainability marketing research on collective consumption practices has often examined
on-site actions, leaving aside online activity within brand communities. This study focuses on …

This paper investigates practice dynamics in kitchens situated at the boundary between
markets and consumption. The kitchen is conceptualized as a market-consumption junction …

Purpose This study aims to explore how a postmodern tribe enacts and re-interprets
ideologies as a part of consumers' collective experience, to enhance our understanding of …