Critical Marketing

Critical Marketing

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2007 · English · Paperback · 3 editions
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In the realm of marketing, the perception of its role is often limited to the manipulation of consumer desires and the driving force behind sales strategies. However, this insightful work delves much deeper, challenging conventional ideas and presenting a broader narrative about marketing's impact on society. The authors weave together diverse perspectives, encouraging readers to question the traditional paradigms and explore the ethical dimensions involved in marketing practices.

Through rich discussions and critical analyses, the authors highlight how marketing shapes societal values, influences cultural norms, and even contributes to social change. By examining real-world examples, they illustrate the power dynamics at play and emphasize the responsibility marketers hold in crafting messages and narratives that resonate beyond mere market transactions.

This exploration is not just theoretical; it serves as a call to action for marketers to adopt a more socially conscious approach. As they navigate the complexities of consumer engagement, they are urged to consider the broader implications of their strategies. Ultimately, this work aspires to foster a more nuanced understanding of marketing’s role within contemporary society, pushing the boundaries of what marketing can achieve.

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Format Paperback
Pages 256 pages
Language English
Published May 31, 2007
Publisher Taylor & Francis
Editions 3 editions
ISBN-10 0750680660
ISBN-13 9780750680660

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