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ArtikelComment on Social Marketing : Are We Fiddling While Rome Burns ?  
Oleh: Wells, William D.
Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: JOURNAL OF CONSUMER PSYCHOLOGY vol. 6 no. 2 (1997), page 197-201.
Topik: SOCIAL MARKETING; social marketing; rome burns
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Isi artikelIn "social marketing : are we fiddling while rome burns?" Goldberg urfed university based consumer psychologists to "take on some of the many social marketing issues that lie awaiting" (goldber, 1995, p. 367). He also urged us to focus on "upstream" rather than "downstream: issues (pp. 357 - 366), employ "micro - label experimentation " (pp. 356 - 357) and enter the political arena to advance to implications of our work (pp. 366 - 367). I easy to agree that we should address social issues. Many do that now. It is not to easy to agree that we should focus on upstream rather than downstream issues or that micro - lab experimentation is the method of choice. It is very difficult to agree that we should enter the political arena where, as goldberg acknowledged, "the adversaries are contending for power, not truth" (p. 366).
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