Publications in Consumption Norms and Ethical Consumption
Journal Article (9)
- Pellandini-Simányi L., Conte L. (2021) Consumer de-responsibilization: changing notions of consumer subjects and market moralities after the 2008–9 financial crisis
- Pellandini-Simányi L. (2017) How Do Friends Manage Income Differences? The Role of Lay Concepts of Justice in the Erosion of Income-Bridging Friendships and Social Segregation
- Ariztia T., Agloni N., Pellandini-Simányi L. (2017) Ethical living: relinking ethics and consumption through care in Chile and Brazil
- Pellandini-Simányi L. (2014) Bourdieu, Ethics and Symbolic Power
- Pellandini-Simányi L. (2014) Everyday consumption norms as discourses of the good life in pre-socialist and socialist Hungary
- Pellandini-Simányi L. (2009) “O Mum, Why Do You Hang on to that Junk?” Changing Value Regimes of Home Decoration (“Jaj, mama, minek őrzöd ezt a sok kacatot?” A berendezési tárgyakhoz kötődő értékrezsimek változásai )
- Hofmeister-Toth A., Pellandini-Simányi L. (2006) Cultural Values in Hungary
- Pellandini-Simányi L. (2005) Cross-cultural Comparative Study on Honesty (Kulturakozi osszehasonlito vizsgalat a becsuletessegrol)
- Pellandini-Simányi L. (2004) Why Do Postmaterialists Consume More than Materialists? (Miért fogyasztanak többet a posztmaterialisták, mint a materialisták?)
Book (2)
Book chapter (4)
- Visconti L., Maclaran P., Bettany S. (2018) Gender(s), Consumption, and Markets
- Pellandini-Simányi L., Gulyas E. (2018) Political Consumerism in Central and Eastern Europe
- Pellandini-Simányi L. (2014) Hogyan kezelik a barátok az anyagi különbségeket?
- Tamas D., Pellandini-Simányi L. (2012) Kids, Cars, or Cashews?: Debating and Remembering Consumption in Socialist Hungary
