Disruptions and Consumer Resilience (Key Issues in Marketing Management)

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Disruptions and Consumer Resilience (Key Issues in Marketing Management)

Hosany, A. R. Shaheen (EDT)/ Prayag, Girish (EDT)/ Bettany, Shona (EDT)

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Routledge（2026/05発売）
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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 218 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781041284048

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This book offers a comprehensive examination of how consumers develop resilience in response to disruptive events. Bringing together a diverse collection of studies spanning low-income consumers, families displaced by conflict, and individuals interacting with disrupted material objects, it demonstrates the varied ways in which people adapt to challenging circumstances, rebuild identities, reconstruct roles and routines. The book highlights the important influence of religiosity on consumer adaptation and behaviour during periods of major socio-economic disruption.

The book advances understanding of resilience as relational, cautioning against the over-individualisation of responsibility and emphasising the essential role of stakeholders, such as governments in shaping consumers' adaptive capacities. Extending these insights, the book explores disruptions in higher education, where marketisation and digitalisation have transformed expectations for both students and staff. The book also examines the rise of consumer prepping, raising concerns about inequalities embedded within the resilience discourse and illustrating how expectations to "be resilient" can reinforce existing socioeconomic and gender disparities.

The chapters, originally published as part of a special issue in Journal of Marketing Management, offer a rich, multidimensional perspective on consumer resilience and are valuable resources for researchers and practitioners across marketing, consumer research, sociology, and related fields.

Introduction: Consumer resilience in an era of disruptions 1. Stories of resilience - rebuilding consumer identity after poverty 2. Disrupted object affordances and (un)reflexive disposal 3. Conceptualising consumer resilience in an age of governmental responsibilisation 4. Forced to move, forced to change: family identity and role redefinition in forced migration 5. How low-income consumers cope with recurrent disruptions in basic services? 6. Religiosity, divine control and consumer resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic 7. Five decades of disruption in UK Higher Education- reflections from the Business School 8. Foreshadowing consumer resilience: the mainstreaming of consumer prepping