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What is Anti-Consumption

Sustainable Consumption Experience and Business Models in the Modern World
An approach in which people try to contribute to social welfare through sustainability in response to external pressures.
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Exploring Consumer Behavior in the Context of Voluntary Simplicity
Nesenur Altinigne (Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-9277-2.ch007
Abstract
Voluntary simplicity has received growing attention during the last few years. Especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, many consumers are trying to rebuild work–life balance and reconsider their priorities. Voluntary simplicity has become one of the most popular lifestyles as a result of these efforts. Hence, this chapter aims to explore the concept of voluntary simplicity by first identifying its relationship with minimalism. Then, the concept, existing literature, and the relationship between voluntary simplicity and well-being are explained. Finally, future research directions for improving the existing literature are presented.
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Polarization in Consumer Behavior: The Rise of Minimalism in a Materialist World
Literally means being against consumption. Encompasses diverse spheres, ranging from activist movements directed against brands to sentiments aligned with anti-globalization. It also contains lifestyle choices such as voluntary simplicity, green consumption, sustainable consumption, and the implementation of social marketing practices ( Kozinets et al., 2010 ).
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Consumption, Anti-Consumption and Consumption Communities: The Football Clubs and its Fans
A resistance to, distaste of, or even resentment or rejection of consumption more generally ( Zavestoski, 2002 , p. 121).
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