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SOCIAL ECONOMIC FACTORS FOR DEVELOPING ETHICAL CONSUMPTION IN CONTEMPORARY WORLD: IS THERE A FUTURE IN RUSSIA?

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SOCIAL ECONOMIC FACTORS FOR DEVELOPING ETHICAL CONSUMPTION IN CONTEMPORARY WORLD: IS THERE A FUTURE IN RUSSIA?

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S0132-16250000392-7-1

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Published

Authors

Tatiana Ghitsalova Send message Marina А. Shabanova

Edition

Volume 371 Issue 3

Pages

150-160

Abstract

Results of a study related to conditions for development of an ethical consumption are systematized. Empirical study data permitted to clarify levels, attitudes and factors of involving student youth in ethical consumption practices. By means of regressive analysis we found out that a basic role in real inclusion of young Russians in ethical consumption is played by economic, value activity and institutional factors. A conclusion is made about potentialities and expansion conditions of this practice in Russia.

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ethical consumption, social practices, social innovations, civic activities, civil society, students

Date of publication

01.03.2015

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GOST	Ghitsalova T., Shabanova M. SOCIAL ECONOMIC FACTORS FOR DEVELOPING ETHICAL CONSUMPTION IN CONTEMPORARY WORLD: IS THERE A FUTURE IN RUSSIA? // Sotsialogicheski issledovania. – 2015. – V. 371. – Issue 3 C. 150-160 .
MLA	Ghitsalova, Tatiana, Shabanova, Marina А "SOCIAL ECONOMIC FACTORS FOR DEVELOPING ETHICAL CONSUMPTION IN CONTEMPORARY WORLD: IS THERE A FUTURE IN RUSSIA?." Sotsialogicheski issledovania. 371.3 (2015).:150-160.
APA	Ghitsalova T., Shabanova M. (2015). SOCIAL ECONOMIC FACTORS FOR DEVELOPING ETHICAL CONSUMPTION IN CONTEMPORARY WORLD: IS THERE A FUTURE IN RUSSIA?. Sotsialogicheski issledovania. vol. 371, no. 3, pp.150-160

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