This paper provides a wide‐ranging view of the literature that is relevant to study the gaps in
socially responsible consumption (SRC). The research design follows a three‐stage …

Political consumerism refers to the deliberate purchase or avoidance of products, goods, or
services for political reasons. For decades, researchers have studied the micro-level …

In the last decades, political participation expanded continuously. This expansion includes
activities as diverse as voting, tweeting, signing petitions, changing your social media …

Political consumerism features prominently as an increasing form of non-institutionalized
and individualized political participation. The main challenge of empirical participation …

This article examines the motivations of liberals and conservatives to boycott and buycott.
Nine studies demonstrate that although both liberals and conservatives engage in consumer …

Political interest is a potentially important moderator of the relationship between digital
media use and traditional forms of political participation. We theorize that the interaction …

Anecdotal and experimental evidence suggests that at least some consumers change their
purchasing behavior in response to the values, reputations, and political activity of …

Many of today's young people are politically engaged and increasingly supportive of
progressive political causes. This is most evident in the youth leadership of the Green wave …

Scholars increasingly argue that the vegan lifestyle reflects a broader pattern of how political
behavior is becoming more individualized and private. Veganism is particularly viewed as …

Recent trends suggest that young people in Britain are refraining from engaging in formal
political processes. At the same time, they are increasingly expressing support for, and …