2014
DOI: 10.1177/2051570714542564
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Editorial: Institutionalization of sustainable development and emergence of sustainable marketing

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“…The literature on the value of participatory research in marketing, which is not very abundant to date, deserves to be developed to encourage greater integration of consumers in the reflections carried out on their subjects concerning systems of exchange, forms of consumption, and the production of goods and services. This greater involvement of consumers would visibly converge with the ambitions of sustainable marketing and its performative aim (Béji-Bécheur and Özçağlar-Toulouse, 2014). Participatory photography can facilitate this integration and thus “methodologically” embody the intentions of sustainable marketing.…”
Section: Conclusion Discussion and Perspectivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The literature on the value of participatory research in marketing, which is not very abundant to date, deserves to be developed to encourage greater integration of consumers in the reflections carried out on their subjects concerning systems of exchange, forms of consumption, and the production of goods and services. This greater involvement of consumers would visibly converge with the ambitions of sustainable marketing and its performative aim (Béji-Bécheur and Özçağlar-Toulouse, 2014). Participatory photography can facilitate this integration and thus “methodologically” embody the intentions of sustainable marketing.…”
Section: Conclusion Discussion and Perspectivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This conceptual article addresses recent calls for research into sustainable marketing, with a view to transform consumption and production practices to support sustainable development principles (Martin and Schouten, 2014). In this context, companies’ ways of doing business and marketing theories come in for challenge (Béji-Bécheur and Özçağlar-Toulouse, 2014). Therefore, we leverage product-oriented PSS, a form of servitization similar to product–service bundling, to understand how offering integrated products and services can reduce obsolescence (or not).…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We also address how marketing can contribute, by advancing knowledge and progress along these lines. In particular, marketing can foster the creation of new markets that preserve and enhance natural capital, then encourage consumers to adopt more sustainable views and behaviors (Béji-Bécheur and Özçağlar-Toulouse, 2014; Martin and Schouten, 2014). By taking both consumer and company perspectives, we provide a comprehensive analysis of whether and how product-oriented PSS might reduce the probability that objective and/or subjective obsolescence occurs (i.e.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cet article conceptuel répond aux appels récents à approfondir les connaissances dans le domaine du marketing durable, en vue de transformer les pratiques de consommation et de production pour soutenir les principes du développement durable (Martin et Schouten, 2014). Dans ce contexte, les modèles d’affaires des entreprises et les théories marketing constituent un défi (Béji-Bécheur et Özçaglar-Toulouse, 2014). Par conséquent, nous tirons parti des SPS orientés produit, une forme de servicisation similaire au bundling produit-service, pour comprendre comment l’offre de produits et services intégrés peut réduire (ou non) l’obsolescence.…”
Section: Conclusion Et Discussionunclassified
“…Nous abordons également la contribution apportée par le marketing à cette problématique grâce à l’approfondissement des connaissances. En particulier, le marketing peut favoriser la création de nouveaux marchés qui préservent et valorisent le capital naturel, et incitent les consommateurs à adopter des points de vue et des comportements plus durables (Béji-Bécheur et Özçaglar-Toulouse, 2014 ; Martin et Schouten, 2014). En prenant à la fois le point de vue du consommateur et de l’entreprise, notre analyse évalue à quel point mais aussi comment les SPS orientés produit peuvent réduire la probabilité d’apparition de l’obsolescence objective et / ou subjective (c’est-à-dire le risque qu’un produit devienne obsolète) et en retarder l’apparition (c’est-à-dire diminuer la rapidité avec laquelle un produit devient obsolète).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified