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Green consumerism : An A to Z Guide

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: New Delhi Sage Publications 2011Description: 525p xxiISBN:
  • 9781412996853
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 344.046000 MAN
Contents:
Contents About the editors Introduction Reader's guide List of articles List of contributors Green consumerism chronology Articles A to Z Green consumerism glossary Green consumerism resource guide Green consumerism appendix Index. Adhesives Advertising Affluenza Air travel Apparel Audio equipment Automobiles Baby products Beverages Biodegradability Books Bottled beverages (water) Carbon credits Carbon emissions Carbon offsets Car washing Certification process Certified products (fair trade or organic) Cleaning products Coffee Commodity fetishism Commuting Composting Computers and printers confections Conspicuous consumption Consumer activism Consumer behavior Consumer boycotts Consumer culture Consumer ethics Consumerism Consumer society Cosmetics Dairy products Demographics Diderot effect Disparities in consumption Disposable plates and plastic implements Downshifting Dumpster diving Durability Ecolabeling Ecological footprint Ecotourism Electricity usage Energy efficiency of products and appliances Environmentalism Environmentally friendly Ethically produced products E-waste Fair trade Fashion Final consumption Finance and economics Fish Floor and wall coverings Food additives Food miles Frugality Fuel Funerals Furniture Gardening/growing Garden tools and appliances Genetically modified products Gifting (green gifts) Government policy and practice (local and national) Grains Green communities Green consumer Green consumerism organizations Green design Green discourse Green food Green gross domestic product Green homes Green marketing Green politics Greenwashing Healthcare Heating and cooling Home appliances Home shopping and catalogs Homewares Insulation International regulatory frameworks Internet purchasing Kyoto Protocol Lawns and landscaping Leisure and recreation Lifestyle, rural Lifestyle, suburban Lifestyle, sustainable Lifestyle, urban Lighting Linen and bedding Local exchange trading schemes Locally made Magazines Malls Markets (organic/farmers) Materialism Meat Mobile phones Morality (consumer ethics) Needs and wants Organic Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) Overconsumption Packaging and product containers Paper products Personal products Pesticides and fertilizers Pets Pharmaceuticals Plants Positional goods Poultry and eggs Poverty Pricing Production and commodity chains Product sharing Psychographics Public transportation Quality of life Recyclable products Recycling Regulation Resource consumption and usage Seasonal products Secondhand consumption Services Shopping Shopping bags Simple living Slow food Social identity Solid and human waste sports Supermarkets Super rich Sustainable consumption Swimming pools and spas Symbolic consumption Taxation Tea Television and DVD Equipment Tools Toys United Nations Human Development Report 1998 Vege-box schemes Vegetables and fruits Waste disposal Water Websites and blogs Windows.
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Contents
About the editors
Introduction
Reader's guide
List of articles
List of contributors
Green consumerism chronology
Articles A to Z
Green consumerism glossary
Green consumerism resource guide
Green consumerism appendix
Index.
Adhesives
Advertising
Affluenza
Air travel
Apparel
Audio equipment
Automobiles
Baby products
Beverages
Biodegradability
Books
Bottled beverages (water)
Carbon credits
Carbon emissions
Carbon offsets
Car washing
Certification process
Certified products (fair trade or organic)
Cleaning products
Coffee
Commodity fetishism
Commuting
Composting
Computers and printers confections
Conspicuous consumption
Consumer activism
Consumer behavior
Consumer boycotts
Consumer culture
Consumer ethics
Consumerism
Consumer society
Cosmetics
Dairy products
Demographics
Diderot effect
Disparities in consumption
Disposable plates and plastic implements
Downshifting
Dumpster diving
Durability
Ecolabeling
Ecological footprint
Ecotourism
Electricity usage
Energy efficiency of products and appliances
Environmentalism
Environmentally friendly
Ethically produced products
E-waste
Fair trade
Fashion
Final consumption
Finance and economics
Fish
Floor and wall coverings
Food additives
Food miles
Frugality
Fuel
Funerals
Furniture
Gardening/growing
Garden tools and appliances
Genetically modified products
Gifting (green gifts)
Government policy and practice (local and national)
Grains
Green communities
Green consumer
Green consumerism organizations
Green design
Green discourse
Green food
Green gross domestic product
Green homes
Green marketing
Green politics
Greenwashing
Healthcare
Heating and cooling
Home appliances
Home shopping and catalogs
Homewares
Insulation
International regulatory frameworks
Internet purchasing
Kyoto Protocol
Lawns and landscaping
Leisure and recreation
Lifestyle, rural
Lifestyle, suburban
Lifestyle, sustainable
Lifestyle, urban
Lighting
Linen and bedding
Local exchange trading schemes
Locally made
Magazines
Malls
Markets (organic/farmers)
Materialism
Meat
Mobile phones
Morality (consumer ethics)
Needs and wants
Organic
Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD)
Overconsumption
Packaging and product containers
Paper products
Personal products
Pesticides and fertilizers
Pets
Pharmaceuticals
Plants
Positional goods
Poultry and eggs
Poverty
Pricing
Production and commodity chains
Product sharing
Psychographics
Public transportation
Quality of life
Recyclable products
Recycling
Regulation
Resource consumption and usage
Seasonal products
Secondhand consumption
Services
Shopping
Shopping bags
Simple living
Slow food
Social identity
Solid and human waste sports
Supermarkets
Super rich
Sustainable consumption
Swimming pools and spas
Symbolic consumption
Taxation
Tea
Television and DVD Equipment
Tools
Toys
United Nations Human Development Report 1998
Vege-box schemes
Vegetables and fruits
Waste disposal
Water
Websites and blogs
Windows.

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