Terry is currently Lecturer in Consumer Behaviour at Manchester Business School, University of Manchester. He has two key areas of interest. One is in the changing relationship between healthcare professionals and patients given the wider availability of information. The other is in ethical consumption in a world where human activity is increasingly seen as having a detrimental affect on our environment. In both cases he in primarily interested in understanding the diversity of consumer perspectives.

This is a useful book for those of our students interested in sustainable events who wish to understand the ethical consumer

• Introduction - Rob Harrison, Terry Newholm and Deirdre ShawPART ONE: THEORISING ETHICAL CONSUMPTIONPhilosophy and Ethical Consumption - Clive Barnett, Philip Cafaro and Terry NewholmThe Consumer as Economic Voter - Roger A Dickinson and Mary L CarskyPART TWO: CAMPAIGNERS AND CONSUMERSA Brief History of Consumer Activism - Tim Lang and Yiannis GabrielPressure Groups, Campaigns and Consumers - Rob HarrisonInforming Ethical Consumers - Hannah Berry and Morvern McEachernThe Effectiveness of Ethical Consumer Behaviour - Scott Clouder and Rob HarrisonPART THREE: UNDERSTANDING ETHICAL CONSUMERSCase Studying Ethical Consumers′ Projects and Strategies - Terry NewholmUsing Existential-Phenomenological Interviewing to Explore Meanings of Consumption - H[ac]el[gr]ene CherrierModelling Consumer Decision Making in Fair Trade - Deirdre ShawIdentifying and Profiling Apparel Label Users - Marsha A DicksonFocus Group on Consumers′ Ethical Beliefs - Barry Clavin and Alex LewisSurveying Ethical and Environmental Attitudes - Robert Worcester and Jenny DawkinsPART FOUR: RESPONDING TO ETHICAL CONSUMERSCorporate Disclosure and Auditing - Carol A Adams and Ambika ZutshiMeeting the Ethical Gaze - Andrew CraneChallenges for Orientating to the Ethical Market

Terry is currently Lecturer in Consumer Behaviour at Manchester Business School, University of Manchester. He has two key areas of interest. One is in the changing relationship between healthcare professionals and patients given the wider availability of information. The other is in ethical consumption in a world where human activity is increasingly seen as having a detrimental affect on our environment. In both cases he in primarily interested in understanding the diversity of consumer perspectives.

This is a useful book for those of our students interested in sustainable events who wish to understand the ethical consumer

• Introduction - Rob Harrison, Terry Newholm and Deirdre ShawPART ONE: THEORISING ETHICAL CONSUMPTIONPhilosophy and Ethical Consumption - Clive Barnett, Philip Cafaro and Terry NewholmThe Consumer as Economic Voter - Roger A Dickinson and Mary L CarskyPART TWO: CAMPAIGNERS AND CONSUMERSA Brief History of Consumer Activism - Tim Lang and Yiannis GabrielPressure Groups, Campaigns and Consumers - Rob HarrisonInforming Ethical Consumers - Hannah Berry and Morvern McEachernThe Effectiveness of Ethical Consumer Behaviour - Scott Clouder and Rob HarrisonPART THREE: UNDERSTANDING ETHICAL CONSUMERSCase Studying Ethical Consumers′ Projects and Strategies - Terry NewholmUsing Existential-Phenomenological Interviewing to Explore Meanings of Consumption - H[ac]el[gr]ene CherrierModelling Consumer Decision Making in Fair Trade - Deirdre ShawIdentifying and Profiling Apparel Label Users - Marsha A DicksonFocus Group on Consumers′ Ethical Beliefs - Barry Clavin and Alex LewisSurveying Ethical and Environmental Attitudes - Robert Worcester and Jenny DawkinsPART FOUR: RESPONDING TO ETHICAL CONSUMERSCorporate Disclosure and Auditing - Carol A Adams and Ambika ZutshiMeeting the Ethical Gaze - Andrew CraneChallenges for Orientating to the Ethical Market

Terry is currently Lecturer in Consumer Behaviour at Manchester Business School, University of Manchester. He has two key areas of interest. One is in the changing relationship between healthcare professionals and patients given the wider availability of information. The other is in ethical consumption in a world where human activity is increasingly seen as having a detrimental affect on our environment. In both cases he in primarily interested in understanding the diversity of consumer perspectives.

This is a useful book for those of our students interested in sustainable events who wish to understand the ethical consumer

• Introduction - Rob Harrison, Terry Newholm and Deirdre ShawPART ONE: THEORISING ETHICAL CONSUMPTIONPhilosophy and Ethical Consumption - Clive Barnett, Philip Cafaro and Terry NewholmThe Consumer as Economic Voter - Roger A Dickinson and Mary L CarskyPART TWO: CAMPAIGNERS AND CONSUMERSA Brief History of Consumer Activism - Tim Lang and Yiannis GabrielPressure Groups, Campaigns and Consumers - Rob HarrisonInforming Ethical Consumers - Hannah Berry and Morvern McEachernThe Effectiveness of Ethical Consumer Behaviour - Scott Clouder and Rob HarrisonPART THREE: UNDERSTANDING ETHICAL CONSUMERSCase Studying Ethical Consumers′ Projects and Strategies - Terry NewholmUsing Existential-Phenomenological Interviewing to Explore Meanings of Consumption - H[ac]el[gr]ene CherrierModelling Consumer Decision Making in Fair Trade - Deirdre ShawIdentifying and Profiling Apparel Label Users - Marsha A DicksonFocus Group on Consumers′ Ethical Beliefs - Barry Clavin and Alex LewisSurveying Ethical and Environmental Attitudes - Robert Worcester and Jenny DawkinsPART FOUR: RESPONDING TO ETHICAL CONSUMERSCorporate Disclosure and Auditing - Carol A Adams and Ambika ZutshiMeeting the Ethical Gaze - Andrew CraneChallenges for Orientating to the Ethical Market