Ken Peattie is a Professor of Marketing and Strategy at Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University, UK. He spent almost 12 years as Director of the ESRC-funded BRASS Research Centre based at Cardiff, which specialised in research into business sustainability and corporate social responsibility. His research interests focus on the impact of sustainability marketing; CSR; social enterprise and social marketing. He has published three books and numerous book chapters on these topics and has published in leading journals including Journal of World Business, California Management Review, Journal of Business Research, Journal of Marketing Management, Public Policy & Marketing, Tourism Management and Business Strategy & the Environment. His practical work in the field has included working with the UK government’s Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (environmental impacts of household consumption), Environment Agency (sustainability communications), NESTA (climate change communications), South Wales Fire & Rescue Service (social marketing and sustainable communities) and Welsh Government (social marketing, sustainable living, education for sustainable development and climate change communications). He has also served on the Welsh Climate Change Commission and the UK Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change Committee.Roberta De Angelis is a Senior Lecturer at Marketing and Strategy at Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University, UK. Since 2012, she has been researching about the circular economy and circular business models. Roberta’s research focuses on the conceptual and theoretical foundations of circular economy thinking and circular business models, circular business models implementation, socio-ethical foundations of circular economy thinking and circular entrepreneurship. Roberta has authored a manuscript on circular business models (Palgrave Macmillan) and she has published several articles concerning the circular economy and circular business models in peer-reviewed, academic journals including Business Strategy and the Environment, Journal of Cleaner Production, Resources, Conservation and Recycling and Circular Economy and Sustainability. Her research has been presented at highly renowned conferences, including The Annual Meeting of The Academy of Management, The European Academy of Management, The British Academy of Management and The Academy of Marketing conferences. Roberta’s research has been funded by the UK’s Economic and Social Research Council, The British Academy of Management, The Italian Society of Management and Principles for Responsible Management Education Chapter UK and Ireland. Currently, Roberta is recognised as a top scholar by expertise (circular economy) by ScholarGPS.Nicole Koenig-Lewis is a Professor of Marketing at Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University, UK and an Affiliate of CAST (Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations). Her research focuses on understanding sustainable consumer behaviour (change) from multiple interdisciplinary angles aiming to inspire truly sustainable approaches to business and marketing. Her current projects address the theoretical debates, drivers and barriers surrounding sustainable behaviours relating to domestic consumption, access-based consumption and festival/event attendance with a focus on events/festivals as agents of sustainable behaviour change. Bridging the gap between academia and the business community, Nicole is working closely with several sport organisations and event/festival organisers, providing insights into spectator behaviours, informing the design of sustainability initiatives and communications, and assessing their effectiveness. She has published her research in journals such as Journal of Business Research, Annals of Tourism Research, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, Tourism Management, European Journal of Marketing, Resources, Conservation & Recycling and European Sport Management Quarterly. She is the co-editor of Public Value: Deepening, Enriching, and Broadening the Theory and Practice (Routledge, 2019).Carolyn Strong is a Professor of Marketing at Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University, UK. She has published in the Journal of Business Research, Marketing Letters, European Journal of Marketing, Journal of Consumer Behaviour and Journal of Advertising, among others. She has published an edited collection of ethical and social marketing contributions, an edited collection on blockchain and cryptocurrency, and a small marketing enterprise case study book. She is the long-standing Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Strategic Marketing. In 2024, she was the Chair of the Academy of Marketing Conference held in Cardiff. Her research interests focus on small business marketing, the impact of marketing on society and the community, and cryptocurrency behaviours.

'Sustainability & Marketing covers marketing from within and outside the capitalist system, providing both guidance to those engaged in theory and practice and critiques of the conventional approaches. The book is led by Ken Peattie who has a track record over 25 years researching the topic and therefore has the perspective that other volumes miss. Whilst the book is positioned primarily as an academic text, it draws on sectoral case studies and considers emerging future topics grounding it in real life. The companion should sit on the bookshelf of any serious researcher in business sustainability.'- Professor Martin Charter, Director of the Centre for Sustainable Design, University for the Creative Arts.'The 1994 Oslo Symposium on Sustainable Consumption amplified the UN goal of producing and consuming in a way that does not jeopardise meeting the needs of future generations. It is not enough to market products and services that are just a little more sustainable or just a bit less harmful to the environment. This book entertains some of the BIG IDEAS that marketing needs to adopt to really address this challenge.'- Professor Russell Belk, Kraft Foods Canada Chair in Marketing, Schulich School of Business, York University.'The Routledge Companion to Marketing and Sustainability is a fabulous addition to the series, edited by leading scholars this is the perfect place for students or scholars in marketing to reflect on the key components and challenges of Sustainability Marketing now and into our futures. A great read!'- Professor Pierre McDonagh, Professor of Critical Marketing and Society, University of Bath, England, UK"This excellent companion has been edited by leading academics in sustainability marketing. It benefits from global contributors who tackle fundamental topics in an informative and accessible manner. It is a must-read for anyone researching or studying marketing and sustainability." - Andrea Prothero, Professor of Business and Society, University College Dublin, Ireland

• 1. Introduction: Marketing and Sustainability Part I: Sustainability Marketing Fundamentals 2. The sustainability challenge for marketing (and vice versa) 3. Perspectives on marketing strategy and sustainability 4. In the trenches: Managerial imperatives in sustainable marketing 5. Macromarketing and sustainability: Considering the context to further sustainability 6. Marketing ethics Part II: Marketing in a Material World 7. Marketing under the guise of unlimited resources: The ecological impact of marketing 8. Developing products for a sustainability transition 9. The paradox of plastic packaging 10. Circular economy and macromarketing: A systems thinking perspective 11. Grounding marketing – Marketing in time and place 12. 'Woke' up and sell the coffee: Fair Trade and social justice in marketing Part III: Customer Perspectives 13. Sustainable Consumer Behaviour 14. Collaborative and creative consumption 15. Exploring the phenomenon of anti-consumption 16. Connecting with consumers – communication and relationships 17. Conveying the invisible: Sustainability-related labels 18. Integrating sustainability in business-to-business marketing Part IV: Key Contexts 19. Food and drink marketing: Unique sustainability aspects and major research streams 20. Creating the market for electric mobility in Brazil 21. Tourism: A paradoxical challenge for marketing and sustainability 22. The paradoxes and opportunities of sustainable luxury: Principles, cases and key challenges 23. The game is on! - Sports (events) as a driving force for sustainability Part V: Next Level Perspectives 24. Marketing sustainable lifestyles 25. Principles of sustainable marketing at the Bottom of the Pyramid 26. Social marketing for sustainability 27. Coping with complexity: Sustainable marketing ecosystems 28. Industry 5.0: Transforming marketing as we know it 29. The marketing of sustainability

Ken Peattie is a Professor of Marketing and Strategy at Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University, UK. He spent almost 12 years as Director of the ESRC-funded BRASS Research Centre based at Cardiff, which specialised in research into business sustainability and corporate social responsibility. His research interests focus on the impact of sustainability marketing; CSR; social enterprise and social marketing. He has published three books and numerous book chapters on these topics and has published in leading journals including Journal of World Business, California Management Review, Journal of Business Research, Journal of Marketing Management, Public Policy & Marketing, Tourism Management and Business Strategy & the Environment. His practical work in the field has included working with the UK government’s Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (environmental impacts of household consumption), Environment Agency (sustainability communications), NESTA (climate change communications), South Wales Fire & Rescue Service (social marketing and sustainable communities) and Welsh Government (social marketing, sustainable living, education for sustainable development and climate change communications). He has also served on the Welsh Climate Change Commission and the UK Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change Committee.Roberta De Angelis is a Senior Lecturer at Marketing and Strategy at Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University, UK. Since 2012, she has been researching about the circular economy and circular business models. Roberta’s research focuses on the conceptual and theoretical foundations of circular economy thinking and circular business models, circular business models implementation, socio-ethical foundations of circular economy thinking and circular entrepreneurship. Roberta has authored a manuscript on circular business models (Palgrave Macmillan) and she has published several articles concerning the circular economy and circular business models in peer-reviewed, academic journals including Business Strategy and the Environment, Journal of Cleaner Production, Resources, Conservation and Recycling and Circular Economy and Sustainability. Her research has been presented at highly renowned conferences, including The Annual Meeting of The Academy of Management, The European Academy of Management, The British Academy of Management and The Academy of Marketing conferences. Roberta’s research has been funded by the UK’s Economic and Social Research Council, The British Academy of Management, The Italian Society of Management and Principles for Responsible Management Education Chapter UK and Ireland. Currently, Roberta is recognised as a top scholar by expertise (circular economy) by ScholarGPS.Nicole Koenig-Lewis is a Professor of Marketing at Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University, UK and an Affiliate of CAST (Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations). Her research focuses on understanding sustainable consumer behaviour (change) from multiple interdisciplinary angles aiming to inspire truly sustainable approaches to business and marketing. Her current projects address the theoretical debates, drivers and barriers surrounding sustainable behaviours relating to domestic consumption, access-based consumption and festival/event attendance with a focus on events/festivals as agents of sustainable behaviour change. Bridging the gap between academia and the business community, Nicole is working closely with several sport organisations and event/festival organisers, providing insights into spectator behaviours, informing the design of sustainability initiatives and communications, and assessing their effectiveness. She has published her research in journals such as Journal of Business Research, Annals of Tourism Research, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, Tourism Management, European Journal of Marketing, Resources, Conservation & Recycling and European Sport Management Quarterly. She is the co-editor of Public Value: Deepening, Enriching, and Broadening the Theory and Practice (Routledge, 2019).Carolyn Strong is a Professor of Marketing at Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University, UK. She has published in the Journal of Business Research, Marketing Letters, European Journal of Marketing, Journal of Consumer Behaviour and Journal of Advertising, among others. She has published an edited collection of ethical and social marketing contributions, an edited collection on blockchain and cryptocurrency, and a small marketing enterprise case study book. She is the long-standing Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Strategic Marketing. In 2024, she was the Chair of the Academy of Marketing Conference held in Cardiff. Her research interests focus on small business marketing, the impact of marketing on society and the community, and cryptocurrency behaviours.

'Sustainability & Marketing covers marketing from within and outside the capitalist system, providing both guidance to those engaged in theory and practice and critiques of the conventional approaches. The book is led by Ken Peattie who has a track record over 25 years researching the topic and therefore has the perspective that other volumes miss. Whilst the book is positioned primarily as an academic text, it draws on sectoral case studies and considers emerging future topics grounding it in real life. The companion should sit on the bookshelf of any serious researcher in business sustainability.'- Professor Martin Charter, Director of the Centre for Sustainable Design, University for the Creative Arts.'The 1994 Oslo Symposium on Sustainable Consumption amplified the UN goal of producing and consuming in a way that does not jeopardise meeting the needs of future generations. It is not enough to market products and services that are just a little more sustainable or just a bit less harmful to the environment. This book entertains some of the BIG IDEAS that marketing needs to adopt to really address this challenge.'- Professor Russell Belk, Kraft Foods Canada Chair in Marketing, Schulich School of Business, York University.'The Routledge Companion to Marketing and Sustainability is a fabulous addition to the series, edited by leading scholars this is the perfect place for students or scholars in marketing to reflect on the key components and challenges of Sustainability Marketing now and into our futures. A great read!'- Professor Pierre McDonagh, Professor of Critical Marketing and Society, University of Bath, England, UK"This excellent companion has been edited by leading academics in sustainability marketing. It benefits from global contributors who tackle fundamental topics in an informative and accessible manner. It is a must-read for anyone researching or studying marketing and sustainability." - Andrea Prothero, Professor of Business and Society, University College Dublin, Ireland

• 1. Introduction: Marketing and Sustainability Part I: Sustainability Marketing Fundamentals 2. The sustainability challenge for marketing (and vice versa) 3. Perspectives on marketing strategy and sustainability 4. In the trenches: Managerial imperatives in sustainable marketing 5. Macromarketing and sustainability: Considering the context to further sustainability 6. Marketing ethics Part II: Marketing in a Material World 7. Marketing under the guise of unlimited resources: The ecological impact of marketing 8. Developing products for a sustainability transition 9. The paradox of plastic packaging 10. Circular economy and macromarketing: A systems thinking perspective 11. Grounding marketing – Marketing in time and place 12. 'Woke' up and sell the coffee: Fair Trade and social justice in marketing Part III: Customer Perspectives 13. Sustainable Consumer Behaviour 14. Collaborative and creative consumption 15. Exploring the phenomenon of anti-consumption 16. Connecting with consumers – communication and relationships 17. Conveying the invisible: Sustainability-related labels 18. Integrating sustainability in business-to-business marketing Part IV: Key Contexts 19. Food and drink marketing: Unique sustainability aspects and major research streams 20. Creating the market for electric mobility in Brazil 21. Tourism: A paradoxical challenge for marketing and sustainability 22. The paradoxes and opportunities of sustainable luxury: Principles, cases and key challenges 23. The game is on! - Sports (events) as a driving force for sustainability Part V: Next Level Perspectives 24. Marketing sustainable lifestyles 25. Principles of sustainable marketing at the Bottom of the Pyramid 26. Social marketing for sustainability 27. Coping with complexity: Sustainable marketing ecosystems 28. Industry 5.0: Transforming marketing as we know it 29. The marketing of sustainability