Qualitative Market Research: Volume 22 Issue 4
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An International JournalTable of contents - Special Issue: Food, Pleasure, and Consumer Well-Being: Contributions to Marketing and Theory
Guest Editors: Wided Batat, Paula C. Peter
Social food pleasure: When sharing offline, online and for society promotes pleasurable and healthy food experiences and well-being
Monica Mendini, Marta Pizzetti, Paula C. PeterThe purpose of this paper is to introduce and define social food pleasure as a new conceptual framework that can promote pleasurable and healthy food experiences.
Restricted pleasure for healthy eating and food well-being
Tonya Williams Bradford, Sonya GrierThe purpose of this paper is to explore the relationship of dietary restriction and food well-being (FWB) in an under-researched population using a novel but growing approach to…
Leveraging the coffee experience as a tool for engagement with climate change
Danielle Eiseman, Martin JonssonThis study aims to investigate the potential of the coffee drinking experience as an engagement tool for climate change. Review the current state of the coffee drinking…
Rebellious eating: older women misbehaving through indulgence
Emily M. Moscato, Julie L. OzanneFood rituals are an ever present part of consumers’ lives that have practical implications for well-being. This paper aims to explore how food and its relationship to pleasure…
Consuming well-being and happiness through epicurean ingestion
Temitope Sarah Bodunrin, Tim StoneThis paper aims to investigate the idea of eating for pleasure and its effect on consumer well-being. It begins by introducing the concept of food well-being (FWB) under the…
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1352-2752e-ISSN:
1758-7646ISSN-L:
1352-2752Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditor:
- Dr Elina Närvänen