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Ethical marketer and sustainability: Facing the challenges of overconsumption and the market

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posted on 2024-03-13, 16:14 authored by Barry Ardley, Claire MayClaire May

Based on environmentally informed marketing strategies, Anthony Giddens’ theory of structuration is used to develop new business models that address the twin problems of contemporary capitalism, namely consumer over-consumption and sustainability. Central to the effective implementation of new business models is the individual ethical marketer who acts as an interface between the market, the consumer and the practices of organisations. Sustainable marketing has to be implemented through the actions of individual marketers, customers and the institutional system, in order to avoid what has been heralded as planet Earth’s sixth extinction. Giddens theory is used in a practical way to guide the development of a new three-element marketing policy framework

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  • Lincoln Business School (Research Outputs)

Publication Title

Strategic Change

Volume

29

Issue

6

Pages/Article Number

617-24

Publisher

Wiley Blackwell for University of London Birkbeck

ISSN

1086-1718

Date Submitted

2020-12-08

Date Accepted

2020-10-01

Date of First Publication

2020-11-15

Date of Final Publication

2020-11-15

Date Document First Uploaded

2020-11-27

ePrints ID

43157

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