The Consumer's Choice to Boycott

"The Consumer's Choice to Boycott" by Agnes Bresee

However, boycotting Israel in the United States did not begin recently. Rather, the official Palestinian Boycott, Divest, Sanctions Movement (BDS) was ...

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Consumers' decision to boycott “unethical” products - Emerald Insight

Those consumers believe more strongly that boycotting “unethical” retail products will generate valuable outcomes, will comply with their ...

Boycotts aren't the only way to hold companies accountable - BBC

Consumers have long wielded their purchasing power to send messages to companies whose stances they disagree with. Boycotts can take the form of ...

"The Consumer's Emerging Right to Boycott: NAACP v. Claiborne ...

This assertion, while necessary to the Court's decision, did not rest squarely on any First Amendment or other precedent. This Article will argue that a ...

Boycotting, Buycotting, and the Psychology of Political Consumerism

Social values and political preferences also influence consumer choices in the form of a boycott (the intentional avoidance of a good or service) or a buycott ( ...

CONSUMER MOTIVATIONS FOR BOYCOTT PARTICIPATION

Abstract. While boycotts are increasingly relevant for management decision-making, there has been little research of an individual's motivation to boycott. We ...

Consumer motivation for the decision to boycott: The social dilemma

The results show that social factors (message credibility, expected overall participation and perceived boycott effectiveness) generate ...

Consumer motivation for the decision to boycott: The social dilemma

This study suggests a rational framework to explain consumers' decision to boycott. We proposed an instrumental boycott framework based on rational response ...

Consumers Protest the Gaza War by Boycotting US Goods

Consumer boycotts give these disenfranchised citizens a way to express themselves simply by choosing not to buy brands they view as pro-Israel.

Consumer Boycott - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

If consumers join a boycott, they collectively refrain from buying a certain company's product or a specific brand in order to punish it for what they deem to ...

Consumer Motivation for the Decision to Boycott: The Social Dilemma

The results show that social factors (message credibility, expected overall participation, and perceived boycott effectiveness) generate motivations for ...

Boycotts Can't Be a Test of Moral Purity - The Atlantic

People unwittingly using the thing they are supposedly boycotting to advertise their boycott can seem funny. But the lack of choice facing all ...

Section 17. Organizing a Boycott - Community Tool Box

There are two kinds of boycotts: primary and secondary boycotts. A primary boycott is a decision not to buy goods or services produced by a certain company ...

Under Which Conditions Are Consumers Ready to Boycott or ...

There are two fundamental ways in which consumers can express their concerns and obligations for society through their consumption decisions: They can ...

Consumer Boycotts: An Essential Method of Peaceful Protest

Boycotts are often the result a clash of values between a company and some members of the consuming public. Consumers, in choosing a product, ...

boycott the boycotts – engaging positively with consumerism

boycott the boycotts – engaging positively with consumerism · 1. All or nothing. Firstly, choosing whether or not to boycott something can be a ...

Corporate Social Responsibility and Consumer Choice - PubsOnLine

We find empirical evidence that the boycott had substantial and long-lasting consequences. First, consumer utility from the boycotted products ...

A Stochastic Model of Consumer Boycotts

The decision of consumers whether to participate in a boycott can easily be modeled. First. 2 Recently, however, David Baron has proposed a series of formal ...

Consumers' decision to boycott “unethical” products: the role of ...

This paper presents an examination of consumers' intentions to boycott the “unethical” supermarket products by a Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) application.