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Once upon a time: children’s stories of Eco-School Learning
Elaine Ritch
, Christopher A Dodd
Fashion and Marketing
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Childrens
100%
Eco-schools
100%
School Learning
100%
Retailers
64%
Detrimental Effects
28%
Climate Change
21%
School Activities
21%
Scottish
14%
Consumer Behaviour
14%
Business Practices
14%
Adverts
14%
UK Retailers
14%
Scarce Resources
14%
Discount Retailers
14%
Greenpeace
14%
UK Government
7%
Glasgow
7%
Terrorism
7%
Well-being
7%
Local Environment
7%
Environmental Impact
7%
Industrialization
7%
Text Data
7%
Ethical Implications
7%
Supply Chain
7%
Renewable Energy
7%
Global Water
7%
Sustainable Development
7%
Negative Consequences
7%
Consumer Culture
7%
Design Futures
7%
Social Media
7%
Parent-child Relationship
7%
Competitive Advantage
7%
Human Behavior
7%
Non-governmental Organizations
7%
Global Economic Crisis
7%
Consumer Value
7%
Generalisability
7%
Global Level
7%
Visual Imagery
7%
School Teachers
7%
Sustainability Agenda
7%
Iceland
7%
Primary School
7%
Energy Use
7%
Adaptation to Climate Change
7%
Job Loss
7%
Pollution
7%
Visual Data
7%
Mantra
7%
Television Advertising
7%
Young Consumers
7%
Marketing Research
7%
Complex Concepts
7%
Parental Consent
7%
Supermarkets
7%
Marketing Activity
7%
Local Action
7%
Household Consumption
7%
Academic Debate
7%
Sustainable Consumption
7%
Sustainability Awareness
7%
Austerity Policies
7%
Household Decision-making
7%
Personal Activity
7%
Production versus Consumption
7%
Global Environmental Change
7%
Consumption Practices
7%
School Curriculum
7%
Primark
7%
Family Activities
7%
Wildlife
7%
Marketing Practices
7%
Question Type
7%
Hard-to-reach
7%
Lidl
7%
Global Impact
7%
Water Resources
7%
Deforestation
7%
Marketing Effort
7%
School Status
7%
Practical Activities
7%
Distaste
7%
Retail Environment
7%
Outdoor Activities
7%
Successful Adaptation
7%
Consumer Sentiment
7%
Global Pollution
7%
Water Shortage
7%
Research Frame
7%
Huffington Post
7%
Consumer Adoption
7%
Existential Crisis
7%
Green Marketing
7%
Plastic in the Ocean
7%
Business Brand
7%
United Nations Conferences
7%
World Economic Forum
7%
Store Closure
7%
Signs of the Times
7%
Localized Approach
7%
Community Initiatives
7%
Brownies
7%
Food Systems
7%
Single-use Plastics
7%
Aldi
7%
Position Value
7%
Sustainability Labels
7%
Food Sharing
7%
Post-consumer Waste
7%
Orangutan
7%
Future Consumers
7%
Food Resources
7%
Christmas
7%
Blue Planet
7%
Marketing to children
7%
Global Consensus
7%
Points of Differentiation
7%
Planets and
7%
Greenwashing
7%
Palm Oil
7%
Discount Stores
7%
Business Design
7%
Food Waste Management
7%
Respect for Persons
7%
Food Waste Recycling
7%
Material Reuse
7%
Social Sciences
UK
100%
Climate Change
44%
Consumer Behavior
22%
Greenpeace
22%
Millennials
22%
United Nations
11%
Community-Based
11%
Autonomy
11%
Pricing
11%
Supply Chain Management
11%
Sustainable Development
11%
Consumer Culture
11%
Wellbeing
11%
Renewable Energy Source
11%
Consumer Value
11%
Economic Recession
11%
Research Approach
11%
Competitive Advantage
11%
Primary Schools
11%
Austerity
11%
Television Advertising
11%
Marketing Research
11%
Job Loss
11%
Environmental Degradation
11%
Disadvantaged Group
11%
Non-Government Organisation
11%
Sustainable Consumption
11%
Scientific Organizations
11%
Parent Role
11%
Waste Management
11%
Green Marketing
11%
Film Cameras
11%
Food Resources
11%
Decision Making
11%
Christmas
11%
Iceland
11%
Water Resource
11%
Psychology
Consumer Behavior
100%
Decision Making
50%
Autonomy
50%
Family Influence
50%
School Curriculum
50%
World Economic Forum
50%
Wellbeing
50%
Food Science
Food Waste
100%
Supermarket
100%
Food systems
100%