Resources Library by ANA

Sustainability is not rubbish

This paper describes how research helped The Environment Agency to better understand the public's attitudes to domestic waste disposal and the public's willingness and ability to help the government (both local and national) to implement more...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Responsible Marketing 2004

Authors: Tim Burns, Neil Smith

May 11, 2004

Creating a sustainable future by means of a global sustainability brand

Something significant is being overlooked in the sustainability agenda, hindering the evolution/adoption of sustainability.The central message and real world implications can be applied in business today as the lack of adoption of sustainability...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Responsible Marketing 2004

Author: Sophie Constance

May 11, 2004

Educating for sustainability

This paper describes the EcoRecycle Waste Wise Schools Program from Victoria, Australia which, through detailed planning and ongoing market research and evaluation, is contributing to widespread and sustained cultural change towards living more...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Responsible Marketing 2004

Authors: Brian Sharpley, Eric Bottomley, Scott MacLean, Steve Malcolm, Pat Armstrong

May 11, 2004

Think like the sun

Understanding the dynamics of Ecologism is the objective of this paper.Ecologism is an evolution of consumerism where there is greater global economic interdependency. It recognizes consumer behavior is affected by beliefs. Beliefs are influenced by...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Responsible Marketing 2004

Author: Tim Love

May 11, 2004

Conscious consumption in Brazil

This study resulted from the need to deepen knowledge on reflections and perceptions regarding the consequences of consumption action.Although this action has been thoroughly studied using marketing research techniques, not as much is known...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Responsible Marketing 2004

Authors: Paulo Cidade, Eduardo Schubert, Helio Mattar

Company: GfK

May 11, 2004

Sustainable motivation

The paper will challenge UNEP's point of view, as verbalized by Havermans (2003), that the struggle to enhance environmental consciousness among consumers has been too much focussed on arousing their feelings of guilt.Moreover, it will be questioned...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Responsible Marketing 2004

Author: John Barzilay

May 11, 2004

Linking corporate responsibility to corporate performance

The issue related to the role of corporate social responsibility in designing companies' strategies and activities is extremely timely, as is shown by recent political decisions at European and national levels as well as the growing interest of...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Responsible Marketing 2004

Authors: Caterina Carroli, Fabrizio Maria Pini

May 11, 2004

Making data dance

What are the environmental, social and economic dimensions of sustainable development at a regional level?This key question led to the search for an indicator system that could measure it. The author differentiates between the subjective quality of...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Responsible Marketing 2004

Author: Dieter Korczak

May 11, 2004

Life cycle, objective and subjective living standards and life satisfaction

This presentation introduces new types of composite measures of living conditions, more precisely 'Inversely Proportional Index of Wealth' (IPIW) and 'Inversely Proportional Index of Life Satisfaction' (IPILS).They are constructed on the assumption...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Public Sector Social Research 2004

Author: Krzysztof Zagorski

May 9, 2004