The Palgrave Handbook of Consumerism Issues in the Apparel Industry

Edited by Hans Rüdiger Kaufmann (), Mohammad Fateh Ali Khan Panni () and Demetris Vrontis ()

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Date: 2024
ISBN: 978-3-031-59952-1
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 A Paradigm Shift for Consumerism

Hans Rüdiger Kaufmann, Mohammad Fateh Ali Khan Panni and Demetris Vrontis

Ch Chapter 10 Conceptual Framework for the Influence of Cross-Cultural Consumer Behavior on Sustainable Consumerism

Hans Rüdiger Kaufmann and Dolores Sanchez Bengoa

Ch Chapter 11 Sustainability in the Apparel Industry: A Study of the World’s Leading Ten Apparel Companies

Peter Jones

Ch Chapter 12 The Regulation of “Review Marketing” in the Omnibus Directive and Its Impact on the Fashion Industry

Eleni Tzoulia

Ch Chapter 13 The Environmental and Social Impact of the Garment Industry: The Case of Developing Countries

Emmanuel Adugu

Ch Chapter 14 Prosumerism: Transforming External Stakeholders into Internal Ones in the Innovation Process

T. Kusio, D. Zlatanovic, J. Rosiek and M. Radin

Ch Chapter 15 Innovative Sustainable Products and “Made in Italy” Effect: The Reuse of Fish Leather in the Fashion Industry

Prete M. Irene, Antonio Mileti, Piper Luigi and Guido Gianluigi

Ch Chapter 16 Sustainability in the Fashion Industry: The Role of AI, Blockchain, and IoT in Carbon Footprint Reduction: Challenges and Motivations Toward the Transition

Thi Thanh Thao Huyn, Christoph Sandbrink and Hans Rüdiger Kaufmann

Ch Chapter 17 Innovation Cycles: A Case Study in the Textile Sector

Bernd Hallier and Anastasia Dibrova

Ch Chapter 18 Digital Twins’ and Gamers’ Self-Perceptions: A Fashion Perspective

Ralf Wagner and Agnieszka Kabalska

Ch Chapter 19 Social Sustainability and the Impact of Social Media Influencer Campaigns on the Positive eWOM and Purchase Intention of Youth Subcultures

Xiaoxue Wang, Gianpaolo Vignali, Daniella Ryding and Charlene Gallery

Ch Chapter 2 Modern Slavery and Clothing Retailing

Peter Jones

Ch Chapter 20 The Effects of Flea Market Apps on the Apparel Industry and Consumption

Mitsunori Hirogaki

Ch Chapter 21 Greenwashing in the Fashion Industry: Does Attachment Help to Forgive?

Giovanna Bagnato, Augusto Bargoni, Chiara Giachino and Cristian Rizzo

Ch Chapter 22 Luxury Brand Consumption by German Women in Munich: An Analysis of Communication Strategy on Social Media

Birgit Knoll

Ch Chapter 23 Articulating Sustainable Fashion through Digital Storytelling: Actualising Citizenship in Vlogging of H&M’s “Conscious” Collection

Tao Papaioannou

Ch Chapter 24 Profitable Scope Economies Empower the Sustainable Carded Wool Process

Patrizia Zagnoli and Elena Radicchi

Ch Chapter 25 Evaluation of Sustainable Investments in the Fashion Industry, a Triple Bottom Line & Stakeholder Approach

Sebastian Steindl

Ch Chapter 26 Sustainable Start-ups and Entrepreneurial Narratives: A Lexical Analysis of Dimensions Emerging from Crowdfunding Campaigns in the Fashion Industry

Veronica De Crescenzo, Veronica Polin and Angelo Bonfanti

Ch Chapter 27 A Case Study of the Indian Apparel Market—Enablers and Barriers to Corporate Success

Sujana Adapa and Subba Reddy Yarram

Ch Chapter 3 Fashion Revolution in Italy: An Exploration of Gen Z’s Approach to Activism in the Fast-fashion Industry

Chiara Civera, Elena Candelo, Cecilia Casalegno and Brigida Morelli

Ch Chapter 4 Ethical Consumer Behavior: A Systematic Review Shown by the “Risacca” Case Study

Mario Tani, Gianpaolo Basile and Ciro Troise

Ch Chapter 5 Fashion and Sustainability: The Czech Republic Perspective

Vladimíra Khelerová, Jitka Volfová, Kamila Matysová and Gabriela Koľveková

Ch Chapter 6 Developing a Consumer Decision-Making Process (DMP) Model Fit for Overtly Sustainable Fashion Companies

Neil Richardson and Ruth M. Gosnay

Ch Chapter 7 A Tall Person as a Clothing Consumer

Kissu Pirjo Ailoranta

Ch Chapter 8 The Production of Broom Fibre: Sustainability and Fashion. The Point of View of the Participants of “Miss Italia”

Antonella Reitano, Pietro Squilla and Marco Fazio

Ch Chapter 9 Cognitive Dissonance Behavior Regarding Sustainable Beliefs When Millennials Intend to Purchase Luxury Fashion Products

Natalia Lucia Mustafa Rivera

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