Práticas de consumo incertas em um futuro incerto
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Esta edição especial do Cadernos EBAPE.BR buscou provocar uma reflexão focada em práticas de consumo incertas em um futuro incerto. Enquanto pesquisas anteriores de marketing e consumo têm explorado práticas de consumo circunscritas em um contexto institucionalizado, conhecido e mais ou menos previsível, o conjunto de artigos aprovados nesta edição revela nuances diferentes. De relatos experienciais de luto ao papel da música no enfrentamento do isolamento e da sobreposição de papéis sociais, os artigos publicados podem nos ajudar a refletir sobre o que podemos fazer juntos, como sociedade, para enfrentar os desafios trazidos pela COVID-19, não apenas em nível local, mas também globalmente.
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