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Informationen zum Autor Stanley J. Shapiro is Professor Emeritus of Marketing at Simon Fraser University, Canada. He has taught at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and served as dean of management at McGill. He was also one of the first Distinguished Fellows of the Academy of Marketing Science. Mark Tadajewski is Lecturer in Critical Marketing at the School of Management, University of Leicester. He is the editor of the SAGE collections The History of Marketing Thought (with D.G. Brian Jones), Marketing Theory (with P. Maclaran and Mike Saren), Nonprofit Marketing (with E. Parsons, P. Maclaran) and Critical Marketing: Contemporary Perspectives in Marketing (with D. Brownlie). Clifford J. Shultz II is Professor and Marley Foundation Chair at the Morrison School of Management and Agribusiness, and the School of Global Studies, at Arizona State University. He currently serves as Editor of the Journal of Macromarketing, as President of the International Society of Markets and Development, and serves on several editorial and policy boards. Klappentext The macro side of marketing takes the subject beyond the realm of commerce and into the wider societal context, looking at the marketing process in its entirety. We have long been suspicious of the negative side of the marketing process, exemplified in credit card debt, poor diet, smoking and alcohol abuse. But on the other hand consumer choice, public service information and the encouragement of innovation and creativity are also ways in which marketing affects the social and environmental sphere, in ways that scholars are only beginning to fully investigate. The study of macromarketing, with its focus on how marketing and society inform each other, is increasingly seen as the fastest growing direction in marketing education. This four-volume set takes on these questions from every angle, and to date is the only authoritative collection of the most important writing published in the field. It surveys the history of the discipline, before pushing the boundaries of macromarketing scholarship with work on contemporary topics such as Islamic marketing ethics, pharmaceutical marketing, the Fair Trade movement, and the role of marketing in the developing world. In addition, the broad intellectual interests of the international editorial board incorporate papers of cross-disciplinary influence that might not be on the radar of marketing academics. Zusammenfassung This essential reference work is contemporary and comprehensive! providing multiple perspectives on controversial topics within macromarketing such as trade versus aid! and ethical distribution of wealth. Inhaltsverzeichnis Volume 1 Introduction Part 1: The Domain of Macromarketing The Macromarketing/Micromarketing Dichotomy: A taxonomical model - Shelby D Hunt and John Burnett Macromarketing: Past, present and possible future - Roger A. Layton and Sanford Grossbart Macromarketing as a Pillar of Marketing Thought - William W. Wilkie and Elizabeth S. Moore Focusing the Future of Macromarketing - Mark Peterson Marketing as Constructive Engagement - C.J. Shultz Part 2: The Intellectual Roots of Contemporary Macromarketing Emerging Macromarketing Concepts: From Socrates to Alfred Marshall - D.F. Dixon Pre-Aldersonian Antecedents to Macromarketing: Insights from the textual literature - Ronald Savitt Marketing: Management technology or social process? - Daniel, J. Sweeney Criteria for a Theory of Responsible Consumption - George Fisk The Visions of Charles C. Slater: Social consequences of marketing - Robert W. Nason and Phillip D. White The Political Economy of Marketing Systems: Reviving the institutional approach - Johan Arndt Reflection and Retrospection: Searching for visions in marketing - George Fisk Part 3: Perceptions of the Market
