Consumers’ clothing consumption is the cause of many social and environmental consequences, especially in emerging economies where consumption continues to escalate. It is therefore vital that consumers adopt more voluntary ...

Literatuur dui onteenseglik daarop dat huishoudlike toerusting „n belangrike impak het op die volhoubaarheid van natuurlike hulpbronne. Binne die Suid-Afrikaanse konteks, waar water en elektrisiteit skaars is, is hierdie ...

The necessity of pro‐environmental apparel behaviour is to date a neglected concept in the local South African apparel industry. This study focuses on male consumers’ underlying motivation and intent to acquire apparel in ...

Emerging economies harbour increasing consumption patterns with detrimental social and environmental consequences. This study postulated that satisfaction with life determines consumers’ social contribution and environmental ...

Addressing the fast-paced lifestyles that postmodern consumers lead, and the impact thereof on the natural environment, is high on the agenda in many political, economic, academic and social circles. Issues relating to the ...

Emerging economies value an increasing GDP since it symbolises economic growth. South Africa’s GDP increase has in part stemmed from the consumption patterns of consumers who have since 1994 been awarded equal opportunities ...

In rural Malawi, household dependence on fuelwood as a form of energy and as a source of income is contributing to alarming rates of deforestation with detrimental climate change consequences. The research aimed to generate ...