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Researching the sacred: a conversation with Samuelson Appau, Russ Belk and Diego Rinallo
Purpose Once the domain of theologians, sociologists and (religion) anthropologists, we have seen more recently how consumer researchers have enriched the study of spirituality and religion. Researching the sacred can be fraught with challenges, in and out of the field. Russell Belk, Samuelson App
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