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,The Consumers’ Role: Trusting, Reflecting or Influencing?,rism — its ideas, patterns, and challenges. After the overview, the chapter suggests three ideal-typical views of the actual and potential roles of consumers with regard to informational and communicative tools, such as green labels.

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Introduction: Green Consumerism, Green Labelling?,l production in the poorer, southern countries? We proudly tell our friends that the animals that we eat have been raised on ecologically responsible farms. But does not all farm-based meat production use immense amounts of clean water that would be of better use for humans and for the production of vegetarian food?

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Aktuelle Themen der Alterskardiologie multitude of arguments in labelling debates and thereby shed light on the challenging situation for labellers in their translation of complexity into categorical labels. Furthermore, another purpose of the chapter is to give the reader examples of the arguments, to be consulted for reference or to be read through as an ordinary chapter.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-80575-2ons for societal change (although we see extremely little of this radical spirit in these days’ large-scale business and retail-led coop ‘movements’). Other less radical initiatives were mainly taken in the United States in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

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