Elizabeth Parsons is Professor of Marketing at the University of Liverpool, UK.Pauline Maclaran is Professor of Marketing and Consumer Research at Royal Holloway, University of London, UK.Andreas Chatzidakis is Professor of Marketing at Royal Holloway, University of London, UK.Rachel Ashman is Senior Lecturer in Marketing at the University of Liverpool, UK.

This updated edition takes account of the significant changes that have impacted marketing and consumers in recent years. In covering a range of critical issues from ethics to inequalities, it prioritises perspectives that are not only relevant to marketing practice but also to society at large. It offers a very timely and thought-provoking resource that will be of use to anyone with an interest in marketing and consumer culture. I will definitely recommend this book to my students with the hope it will encourage and inspire them to rethink the role of marketing in society. -Kathy Hamilton, Professor of Marketing, Strathclyde Business School, UK Contemporary Issues in Marketing and Consumer Behaviour is a much-needed alternative to run-of-the-mill marketing textbooks that have failed to keep pace with global change. Acknowledging that marketers make markets, this text challenges students to understand how marketing impacts contemporary problems of climate change, social inequality, and digital surveillance. In the face of these and other wicked problems, marketers must develop new strategies through strong consumer insights. Through clear explanations of contemporary marketing theory, this text encourages students to understand the importance of these considerations, and to recognise their responsibilities as powerful intermediaries in meeting the challenges of 21st Century business practice. -Robin Canniford, Professor of Marketing, KEDGE Business School, France

• Chapter 1 Introduction: How Has Marketing Changed? Chapter 2 Building Brand Cultures Chapter 3 Digital Markets and Marketing Chapter 4 Ethical Debates in Marketing ManagementChapter 5 The Ethics and Politics of ConsumptionChapter 6 Marketing Inequalities: Feminisms and IntersectionalitiesChapter 7 Psychoanalysis in Marketing Chapter 8 Hierarchies of Knowledge in Marketing Chapter 9 Marketing, Spaces and PlacesChapter 10 The Globalised Marketplace

Elizabeth Parsons is Professor of Marketing at the University of Liverpool, UK.Pauline Maclaran is Professor of Marketing and Consumer Research at Royal Holloway, University of London, UK.Andreas Chatzidakis is Professor of Marketing at Royal Holloway, University of London, UK.Rachel Ashman is Senior Lecturer in Marketing at the University of Liverpool, UK.

This updated edition takes account of the significant changes that have impacted marketing and consumers in recent years. In covering a range of critical issues from ethics to inequalities, it prioritises perspectives that are not only relevant to marketing practice but also to society at large. It offers a very timely and thought-provoking resource that will be of use to anyone with an interest in marketing and consumer culture. I will definitely recommend this book to my students with the hope it will encourage and inspire them to rethink the role of marketing in society. -Kathy Hamilton, Professor of Marketing, Strathclyde Business School, UK Contemporary Issues in Marketing and Consumer Behaviour is a much-needed alternative to run-of-the-mill marketing textbooks that have failed to keep pace with global change. Acknowledging that marketers make markets, this text challenges students to understand how marketing impacts contemporary problems of climate change, social inequality, and digital surveillance. In the face of these and other wicked problems, marketers must develop new strategies through strong consumer insights. Through clear explanations of contemporary marketing theory, this text encourages students to understand the importance of these considerations, and to recognise their responsibilities as powerful intermediaries in meeting the challenges of 21st Century business practice. -Robin Canniford, Professor of Marketing, KEDGE Business School, France

• Chapter 1 Introduction: How Has Marketing Changed? Chapter 2 Building Brand Cultures Chapter 3 Digital Markets and Marketing Chapter 4 Ethical Debates in Marketing ManagementChapter 5 The Ethics and Politics of ConsumptionChapter 6 Marketing Inequalities: Feminisms and IntersectionalitiesChapter 7 Psychoanalysis in Marketing Chapter 8 Hierarchies of Knowledge in Marketing Chapter 9 Marketing, Spaces and PlacesChapter 10 The Globalised Marketplace

Elizabeth Parsons is Professor of Marketing at the University of Liverpool, UK.Pauline Maclaran is Professor of Marketing and Consumer Research at Royal Holloway, University of London, UK.Andreas Chatzidakis is Professor of Marketing at Royal Holloway, University of London, UK.Rachel Ashman is Senior Lecturer in Marketing at the University of Liverpool, UK.

This updated edition takes account of the significant changes that have impacted marketing and consumers in recent years. In covering a range of critical issues from ethics to inequalities, it prioritises perspectives that are not only relevant to marketing practice but also to society at large. It offers a very timely and thought-provoking resource that will be of use to anyone with an interest in marketing and consumer culture. I will definitely recommend this book to my students with the hope it will encourage and inspire them to rethink the role of marketing in society. -Kathy Hamilton, Professor of Marketing, Strathclyde Business School, UK Contemporary Issues in Marketing and Consumer Behaviour is a much-needed alternative to run-of-the-mill marketing textbooks that have failed to keep pace with global change. Acknowledging that marketers make markets, this text challenges students to understand how marketing impacts contemporary problems of climate change, social inequality, and digital surveillance. In the face of these and other wicked problems, marketers must develop new strategies through strong consumer insights. Through clear explanations of contemporary marketing theory, this text encourages students to understand the importance of these considerations, and to recognise their responsibilities as powerful intermediaries in meeting the challenges of 21st Century business practice. -Robin Canniford, Professor of Marketing, KEDGE Business School, France

• Chapter 1 Introduction: How Has Marketing Changed? Chapter 2 Building Brand Cultures Chapter 3 Digital Markets and Marketing Chapter 4 Ethical Debates in Marketing ManagementChapter 5 The Ethics and Politics of ConsumptionChapter 6 Marketing Inequalities: Feminisms and IntersectionalitiesChapter 7 Psychoanalysis in Marketing Chapter 8 Hierarchies of Knowledge in Marketing Chapter 9 Marketing, Spaces and PlacesChapter 10 The Globalised Marketplace