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Endorsing sustainable luxury: How environmental and social engagements activate distinct inward- and outward-oriented consumer responses
In response to rising consumer expectations, the luxury sector is increasingly urged to demonstrate its contribution to sustainable development. Yet, consumer reactions to luxury brands' engagement are not uniform, as some sustainable practices strengthen the relationship with the brand, while other
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