by Laura Bovone, Emanuela Mora · Donzelli · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788860361523
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Edited by Laura Bovone and Emanuela Mora, this book presents the results of a pioneering research study in Italy on the phenomenon of responsible consumption. Through rigorous sociological analysis, the work examines how the practices of purchasing organic, fair trade, and solidarity-based products reflect profound changes in the social fabric, consumer identity, and the role of citizens in a globalized system.
The book explores whether these trends are a temporary response to social uncertainty or a structural shift in community ties. It is an essential read for understanding the intersection of ethics, aesthetics, and social commitment in contemporary society, analyzing how individuals integrate personal values into their daily consumption decisions.
