Fr. 188.00

The Dark Side of Marketing - Technology, Consumer Autonomy and Recuperative Marketing

English · Hardback

Will be released 02.11.2025

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This book offers a profound exploration into how technology-enabled marketing strategies often undermine personal freedom, undertake unethical, non-permissible marketing and manipulate consumer behaviour. It looks at what remedial actions can be taken to have sustainable, ethical and recuperative marketing. Taking an interdisciplinary approach, this book delves into the history, psychology, theories, and models of modern marketing practices, revealing the often hidden, coercive strategies that erode individual autonomy, and will provide guidance for new models for suitable and recuperative marketing.
The authors draw on extensive research and real-world examples from advanced and developing countries and critically examine the technological, legal and ethical implications of these marketing practices. It proposes pathways to more respectful, empowering, democratic, sustainable, and recuperative marketing models and approaches.

List of contents

Chapter 1 : Introduction: Marketing and the Illusion Of Choice.- Chapter 2 : Historical Evolution of Marketing Tactics And Autonomy.- Chapter 3 : Psychological Manipulation and Autonomy.- Chapter 4 : Consumer Autonomy in the Digital Age: Ethical Marketing and Technological Advancements.- Chapter 5 : Autonomy and Algorithmic Control in the Gig Economy: Balancing Flexibility and Well-Being.- Chapter 6 : Digital Manipulation: How Technology Shapes Consumer Perception.- Chapter 7 : Dark Patterns and the Erosion of Consumer Autonomy.- Chapter 8 : Consumer Resistance: Fighting Back Against Manipulative Marketing and Unethical Marketing Practices.- Chapter 9 : Harnessing Scarcity and FOMO In Marketing: Psychological Insights and Ethical Considerations.- Chapter 10 : Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Marketing  Dilemmas.- Chapter 11: Recuperative Marketing- Restoring Trust in the Digital Age.- Chapter 12 : Crafting a Cyber Security Threat  Protection Model to Analyse  Mev-Driven Market Manipulation in Decentralized Crypto Exchanges .- Chapter 13: Post-Quantum Cryptography for Protecting Data Privacy and Security in The Banking Sector: Lattice-Based Key-Encapsulation Mechanism (ML-KEM) Cryptographic Algorithms.

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