anti-consumerism

Anti-consumerism is a socio-political ideology opposed to consumerism, which discourages an ever-growing purchasing and consumption of material possessions. Anti-consumerist activists express concern over modern corporations or organizations that pursue solely economic goals at the expense of environmental, social, or ethical concerns; these concerns overlap with those of environmental activism, anti-globalization, and animal-rights activism.

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Liquid consumption - Anti-consumerism and the fetishized de-fetishization of commodities
Beyond the boycott anti-consumerism, cultural change and the limits of reflexivity
Custodian behavior: A material expression of anti‐consumerism
Dig for victory! Anti-consumerism, austerity and new historical subjectivities
Cultural studies and anti-consumerism : a critical encounter
Environmental Concern and Anti-consumerism in the Self-Concept
Chapter 10 – Environmental Concern and Anti-consumerism in the Self-Concept : Do They Share the Same Basis?
The simple and the good: Ethical consumption as anti-consumerism
Anti-consumerism: New frontier or dead end for progressive politics?
Excess: Anti-consumerism in the West