Polanyi and Political Consumption: A Modern Theoretical Application of the Double Movement

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Title
Polanyi and Political Consumption: A Modern Theoretical Application of the Double Movement
Abstract
There has been an increase in literature on a growing field recently termed, "Political Consumption" (Baumann et al., 2015). Political consumption is defined as the choice or avoidance of products or brands with the aim of changing ethically or politically objectionable institutional or market practices (Shah et al., 2007). The following paper posits a theoretical model for the conceptualization of political consumption. Specifically, the author presents Karl Polanyi and his "Double Movement" as the underpinning theoretical conceptualization of Political consumption. The author also proposes empirical research to test such a theoretical model.
Publication
Society for Marketing Advances Proceedings
Pages
224-227
Date
November 2016
Journal Abbr
Society for Marketing Advances Proceedings
Language
English
Short Title
Polanyi and Political Consumption
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2017-07-26, 2:28 p.m.
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EBSCOhost
Citation
Frank, Phillip M. 2016. “Polanyi and Political Consumption: A Modern Theoretical Application of the Double Movement.” Society for Marketing Advances Proceedings 224–27.
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Keywords
  • brand choice
  • branding (Marketing)
  • consumer behavior
  • consumption (economics)
  • double movement
  • political consumption
  • product management

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