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Managing anti-consumption in an excessive drinking culture by Piacentini, Maria G., Banister, Emma N.

“…A major contemporary challenge facing governments and health professionals is that of promoting sustainable and healthy approaches to alcohol consumption in a…”
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Parenting agendas: An empirical study of intensive mothering and infant cognitive development by Budds, Kirsty, Hogg, Margaret K, Banister, Emma N, Dixon, Mandy

“…Intensive parenting debates reflect the critical importance of a child’s early years, and parents’ roles in determining later developmental outcomes. Mothers…”
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Mapping symbolic (anti-) consumption by Hogg, Margaret K., Banister, Emma N., Stephenson, Christopher A.

“…Rejection is at the heart of anti-consumption and is therefore key to some of the central relationships in symbolic consumption. However, researchers find…”
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Making sense of drinking: the role of techniques of neutralisation and counter‐neutralisation in negotiating alcohol consumption by Piacentini, Maria G., Chatzidakis, Andreas, Banister, Emma N.

“…This article contributes to the understanding of how students neutralise potential feelings of guilt and stigmatisation regarding their alcohol consumption. We…”
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Becoming respectable: low-income young mothers, consumption and the pursuit of value by Banister, Emma N., Hogg, Margaret K., Budds, Kirsty, Dixon, Mandy

“…Teenage mothers find themselves caught between two discourses: the irresponsibility of youth and the responsibility of motherhood. We unravel some of the…”
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A cultural exploration of consumers' interactions and relationships with celebrities by Banister, Emma N., Cocker, Hayley L.

“…This paper offers a cultural exploration of young adult consumers' everyday interactions and relationships with celebrities. Adopting an interpretive…”
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Producing and consuming celebrity identity myths: unpacking the classed identities of Cheryl Cole and Katie Price by Cocker, Hayley L, Banister, Emma N, Piacentini, Maria G

“…We investigate the ways in which celebrity identity myths are created, shaped, interpreted and utilised by media, celebrities and consumers. Two working-class…”
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Exploring innovative methodologies for child-centric consumer research by Banister, Emma N, Booth, Gayle J

“…Purpose - We discuss the use of creative qualitative techniques for research studies focusing on young participants and encourage the development of what we…”
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Negative symbolic consumption and consumers’ drive for self‐esteem: The case of the fashion industry by Banister, Emma N., Hogg, Margaret K.

“…Self‐esteem is an important motivational drive for consumption involving both the acceptance and rejection/avoidance of symbolic goods. This paper examines the…”
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Getting hammered? .... students coping with alcohol by Piacentini, Maria G., Banister, Emma N.

“…This research draws on identity and coping theories to develop an understanding of the ways in which students with differing stances towards alcohol (both…”
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Producing and consuming celebrity identity myths: unpacking the classed identities of Cheryl Cole1 and Katie Price by Cocker, Hayley L., Banister, Emma N., Piacentini, Maria G.

“…We investigate the ways in which celebrity identity myths are created, shaped, interpreted and utilised by media, celebrities and consumers. Two working-class…”
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Dislikes, Distastes and the Undesired Self: Conceptualising and Exploring the Role of the Undesired End State in Consumer Experience by Hogg, Margaret K., Banister, Emma N.

“…Understanding how individuals use their consumption experiences to create and maintain their sense of self is a central concern in consumer behaviour research…”
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Negative symbolic consumption and consumers' drive for self-esteem by Banister, Emma N, Hogg, Margaret K

“…Self-esteem is an important motivational drive for consumption involving both the acceptance and rejection avoidance of symbolic goods. This paper examines the…”
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Negative symbolic consumption and consumers drive for selfesteem by Banister, Emma N., Hogg, Margaret K.

“…Selfesteem is an important motivational drive for consumption involving both the acceptance and rejectionavoidance of symbolic goods. This paper examines the…”
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Negative symbolic consumption and consumers' dive for self-esteem: The case of the fashion industry by Banister, Emma N, Hogg, Margaret K

“…Self-esteem is an important motivational drive for consumption involving both the acceptance and rejection/avoidance of symbolic goods. This paper examines the…”
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Exploring innovative methodologies for childcentric consumer research by Banister, Emma N., Booth, Gayle J.

“…Purpose We discuss the use of creative qualitative techniques for research studies focusing on young participants and encourage the development of what we term…”
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Mapping the Negative Self: Towards a Conceptualisation of Negative Symbolic Consumption by Banister, Emma N

“…The role of different negative aspects of identity in consumption has received scant attention in consumer research, compared with extensive research into…”
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