Introduction ? Consumer vulnerability 1. Children as vulnerable consumers: a first conceptualisation 2. Exploring spatial vulnerability: inequality and agency formulations in social space 3. Neither passive nor powerless: reframing economic vulnerability via resilient pathways 4. Exploring the impact of packaging interactions on quality of life among older consumers 5. Understanding the vulnerability of blind consumers: adaptation in the marketplace, personal traits and coping strategies 6. Unpacking the interplay between organisational factors and the economic environment in the creation of consumer vulnerability 7. Poetic inquiry, consumer vulnerability: realities of quadriplegia Commentaries
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