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Textiles and clothing sustainability : sustainable fashion and consumption / Subramanian Senthilkannan Muthu, editor

Contributor(s): Muthu, Subramanian Senthilkannan,, editor literario
Material type: materialTypeLabelE-bookSeries: (Textile science and clothing technology, 2197-9863).Publisher: Singapore : Springer, [2016]Copyright date: 2017Description: 1 recurso en línea.ISBN: 9789811021312; 9811021317.Subject: Industria textil -- Aspectos ambientalesOnline resources: Acceso a este recurso digital (usuarios Universidad Europea de Madrid)Digital Resources
Contents:
1 The Role of the Retailer in Socially Responsible Fashion Purchasing; Abstract; 1 Background and Context; 2 The Purchasing Process; 2.1 Influencing Purchasing Behaviour; 2.2 The Intention-Behaviour Gap; 3 Changes in Purchasing Behaviour; 3.1 Market Development; 3.1.1 Fast Fashion; 3.1.2 Purchasing Motivations; 3.1.3 Socially Responsible Purchasing; 4 The Challenges Facing Social Responsibility; 4.1 Key Issues Preventing Change; 4.1.1 Why Is Change Needed?; 5 Recommendations for the Future; 5.1 Addressing the Key Issues Preventing Change; 5.1.1 The Role of the Retailer; 6 Conclusion.
6.1 SummaryAppendix ; References; 2 To Fur or not to Fur: Sustainable Production and Consumption Within Animal-Based Luxury and Fashion Products; Abstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Fur as a Luxury; 2.1 Types of Natural Fur; 2.1.1 Wild Fur; 2.1.2 Invasive Fur; 2.1.3 Farmed Fur; 2.2 Fashion and Fur; 2.3 Celebrities and Fur; 3 Methodology; 4 Theoretical Approach to Research; 4.1 Derivatives of Sustainable Behaviour; 4.1.1 Costly Signals; 4.1.2 Need for Status; 4.1.3 Need for Uniqueness; 4.1.4 Anthropocentricism; 5 Interviews; 6 Production Cycle in the Fur and Leather Industry; 6.1 How Fur Is Produced?
6.1.1 Steps in Production of Fur6.1.2 Apparel Manufacture; 6.1.3 Faux Fur Production; 7 Environmental Impact of Natural Versus Faux Fur Coat Production; 7.1 Life Cycle Assessment; 7.2 Description of Environmental Impacts; 8 Economic and Financial Considerations; 9 Licenses and Regulations; 10 Animal Welfare in Sustainability; 10.1 Sustainable Animal-Based Products Versus Non-sustainable Animal-Based Products; 10.2 WelFur; 11 Is There an Ethical Way of Consuming Animal-Based Luxury and Fashion Products?; 12 Discussion; 12.1 The Debacle of Faux Fur as Sustainable; 12.2 Where the Future Lies?
Results-In-Store AnalysisCompany A; Company B; Company C; Company D; Company E; 4 The Creation of Connectivity, Understanding and Empathy; 4.1 The Current Situation; 4.1.1 Recommendations for the Future; 5 Conclusion; 5.1 Summary; References.
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LIBRO-E NO PRÉSTAMO LIBRO-E NO PRÉSTAMO Madrid Digital Acceso Electrónico (UEM) Ciencias e Ingeniería TD195 .T48 T498 2016 EB (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Acceso electrónico eBook.20022102
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1 The Role of the Retailer in Socially Responsible Fashion Purchasing; Abstract; 1 Background and Context; 2 The Purchasing Process; 2.1 Influencing Purchasing Behaviour; 2.2 The Intention-Behaviour Gap; 3 Changes in Purchasing Behaviour; 3.1 Market Development; 3.1.1 Fast Fashion; 3.1.2 Purchasing Motivations; 3.1.3 Socially Responsible Purchasing; 4 The Challenges Facing Social Responsibility; 4.1 Key Issues Preventing Change; 4.1.1 Why Is Change Needed?; 5 Recommendations for the Future; 5.1 Addressing the Key Issues Preventing Change; 5.1.1 The Role of the Retailer; 6 Conclusion.

6.1 SummaryAppendix ; References; 2 To Fur or not to Fur: Sustainable Production and Consumption Within Animal-Based Luxury and Fashion Products; Abstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Fur as a Luxury; 2.1 Types of Natural Fur; 2.1.1 Wild Fur; 2.1.2 Invasive Fur; 2.1.3 Farmed Fur; 2.2 Fashion and Fur; 2.3 Celebrities and Fur; 3 Methodology; 4 Theoretical Approach to Research; 4.1 Derivatives of Sustainable Behaviour; 4.1.1 Costly Signals; 4.1.2 Need for Status; 4.1.3 Need for Uniqueness; 4.1.4 Anthropocentricism; 5 Interviews; 6 Production Cycle in the Fur and Leather Industry; 6.1 How Fur Is Produced?

6.1.1 Steps in Production of Fur6.1.2 Apparel Manufacture; 6.1.3 Faux Fur Production; 7 Environmental Impact of Natural Versus Faux Fur Coat Production; 7.1 Life Cycle Assessment; 7.2 Description of Environmental Impacts; 8 Economic and Financial Considerations; 9 Licenses and Regulations; 10 Animal Welfare in Sustainability; 10.1 Sustainable Animal-Based Products Versus Non-sustainable Animal-Based Products; 10.2 WelFur; 11 Is There an Ethical Way of Consuming Animal-Based Luxury and Fashion Products?; 12 Discussion; 12.1 The Debacle of Faux Fur as Sustainable; 12.2 Where the Future Lies?

Results-In-Store AnalysisCompany A; Company B; Company C; Company D; Company E; 4 The Creation of Connectivity, Understanding and Empathy; 4.1 The Current Situation; 4.1.1 Recommendations for the Future; 5 Conclusion; 5.1 Summary; References.

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