Proceedings I
I: Key Addresses, Ageing, Children, Competition, Culture, Technology
II: Finance, Design, Family, Food, Housing,
III: Inequality, Politics, Sustainability, Innovation
IV: Ombudsman session, Special sessions, Roundtable
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Key addresses
(Cover, foreword and key addresses, 1 MB)
Müller, Edda | German University of Administrative Sciences, Speyer
Consumer Policy in Urgent Need of Empirical Consumer Research Support
Addendum: Edda Müller’s complete key address.
Trentmann, Frank | Birkbeck College, University of London
Consumers, Practices, and Politics: Putting the Global Era in Historical Perspective
Woolgar, Steve | Science and Technology Studies, Said Business School, University of Oxford
Who Is the New Consumer? The Identification and Construction of Consumers in a Changing World
1. Ageing consumers
(6 papers, 2 MB)
Brembeck, Helene, MariAnne Karlsson, Eva Ossiansson, Helena Shanahan, Lena Jonsson, Kerstin Bergström, Pontus Engelbrektsson: Enjoyment and Concern. The Importance of Food and Eating for Ageing Consumers
Gram, Malene: Pragmatic age, The meaning of age in relation to consumption of holidays among Danish and German mature travellers: horror-vision or privilege?
Leskinen, Johanna & Helena Tuorila: The everyday life of the elderly in the cross-current of services and self-service
Lövgren, Karin: ”One recognizes ageing, but not becoming old” – On age categorizations in marketing
Tuorila, Helena: An ageing wonderland of self-service?
Airola, Jouni: Regional strategy of Services for the Elderly People – Years 2015 and 2030 (Policymaker comment)
Peltonen, Anja: Ageing consumers and public services (Policymaker comment)
2. Children and teenagers as consumers
(10 papers, 3 MB)
Bertilsson, Jon: The Enculturation of Young Consumers - Young peoples’ dealings with the logic of brands and branding
Grønhøj, Alice & John Thøgersen: When action speaks louder than words - The effect of parenting on young consumers’ pro-environmental behaviour
Ruder, Johanna, Annika Åström, Gunnar Hall & Maike Bruhn: Healthy Snacks for Adolescents – a Case for Consumer-Driven Product Development
Sandberg, Helena: Marketing of unhealthy food directed to children
Sparrman, Anna: Visual marketing of breakfast cereals to children – containers, gadgets and gender
Thorsted, Stine & Terese Anving: Food provisioning, anxiety and control, The process of feeding from the perspective of the mothers
Van Gorp, Jeremi: The role of parents in the socialization of consumption. Linking consumption of teenagers and their parents
Consuming Children: A panel based on the research project “Consuming children. Commercialisation and the changing construction of childhood”
Overview
Hagen, Ingunn: Playing on children’s desires and fears: on creating brand loyalty among Norwegian children
Korsvold, Tora & Linda Bomann: On the track of Norwegian childhood and the consuming child. The history of marketing to children: a study of the Norwegian company ‘Proper Toys’ (‘A/S Riktige Leker’) founded 1946.
Tingstad, Vebjørg: The politics of food: Childhood, obesity and television advertising
3. Competition, (de)regulation, and consumer behavior
(6 papers, 1 MB)
Aalto-Setälä, Ville & Anu Raijas: Five years after the euro changeover – How long does it take to learn prices?
Dulsrud, Arne, & Eivind Jacobsen: Modern Retailing and the Meaning of Body as a Technique of Disipline
Gamble, Amelie, E. Asgeir Juliusson & Tommy Gärling: Barriers to Consumer Switching in the Swedish Electricity Market
Holmberg, Ulrika & Merja Mankila: The consumer and the conglomerate – Consumers perceptions of retailers’ and insurance companies’ banks
Lundberg, Johan & Sofia Lundberg: Distributional Effects of Lower Food Prices in a Rich Country – Calculations Based on Household Demand for Food in Sweden
Poutiainen, Tanja: The Substitution Patterns of Pharmaceuticals: The Case of Statins
4. Consumer Culture
(10 papers, 4 MB)
Aaltonen, Heli & Outi Uusitalo: Alcohol Advertising as a Consumer’s Resource
Cassinger, Cecilia: Disturbing the circuit through brand realization
Ekström, Karin M.: Zooming in the collector’s identity
Mikkonen, Ilona & Johanna Moisander: Online anti-Christmas communities as sites of consumer resistance
Moisander, Johanna & Joonas Rokka: Ordinary cosmopolitanism as a form of postmodern consumer identity in global marketplace cultures
Rokka, Joonas, Hanna-Kaisa Desavelle & Ilona Mikkonen: Appropriation of Western ideologies of beauty in Nordic consumer culture
Torell, Ulrika: Sweetstuff, Place and Cultures of Consumption. Confectioneries and Sweet Shops in the Urban Landscape of Stockholm, from 1850 to 1915.
Uusitalo, Liisa & Marja Rassi: Consumers as citizen – Do consumers value a landscape? A case study of the importance of cultural landscape in big environmental construction projects
Valtonen, Anu & Vesa Markuksela: Senses in Consumer Culture
Østergaard, Per & Suzanne C. Beckmann: Consumer Policy and Consumer Society: The Need for a Cultural Turn
5. Consumers and new technology
(7 papers, 3 MB)
Kjørstad, Ingrid & Ardis Storm-Mathisen: Broadband Internet Access – Product or Service?
Repo, Petteri, Päivi Timonen & Kim Zilliacus: Insights from Self Regulation for Consumer Policy
Räsänen, Pekka: Structural Disparities of Media Consumption in the Nordic countries
Røpke Inge, Kirsten Gram-Hanssen & Jesper Ole Jensen: Households’ ICT use in an energy perspective
Skaar, Håvard: Consuming to present the self – Social networking and commercial influence
Slettemeås, Dag: RFID - the ‘next step’ in consumer-product relations or Orwellian nightmare?
Throne-Holst, Harald, Eivind Stø & Unni Kjærnes: Governance issues for emerging technologies - The GM food – NANO discourses
