TY - JOUR
T1 - JPP&M's Global Perspective and Impact
T2 - An Agenda for Research on Marketing and Public Policy
AU - Shultz, Clifford
AU - Hoek, Janet
AU - Lee, Leonard
AU - Leong, Wai Yan
AU - Srinivasan, Raji
AU - Viswanathan, Madhu
AU - Wertenbroch, Klaus
N1 - Publisher Copyright:
© American Marketing Association 2021.
PY - 2022/1
Y1 - 2022/1
N2 - For several decades, the Journal of Public Policy & Marketing (JPP&M) has stimulated and led debates with far-reaching implications for consumer well-being, global relationships, and, ultimately, human survival. The challenges we face have not disappeared but intensified. Today, we must respond to climate change, manage a global pandemic, and address disparities and inequities that threaten our planet in ways we are yet to comprehend fully. However, the JPP&M community remains well placed to inform responses to these crises. This article draws together perspectives on new and long-standing questions and challenges, as it highlights the increasing urgency of addressing inequities and embedding sustainability at the heart of policy making. Although progress addressing these complex questions often has been slow, the authors also identify compelling opportunities in the form of sound policies and good marketing and consumption practices in response to health crises, environmental degradation, injustice, automation, violence, and war. The transformational benefits following constructive engagement offer hope that, even when faced with unprecedented challenges, human resilience and ingenuity can create meaningful responses. As the authors address chronic and novel problems, they are confident that JPP&M's community of researchers, policy makers, and advocates will continue to bring innovation, insight, and rigor and play a leading role in discovering solutions, locally and globally.
AB - For several decades, the Journal of Public Policy & Marketing (JPP&M) has stimulated and led debates with far-reaching implications for consumer well-being, global relationships, and, ultimately, human survival. The challenges we face have not disappeared but intensified. Today, we must respond to climate change, manage a global pandemic, and address disparities and inequities that threaten our planet in ways we are yet to comprehend fully. However, the JPP&M community remains well placed to inform responses to these crises. This article draws together perspectives on new and long-standing questions and challenges, as it highlights the increasing urgency of addressing inequities and embedding sustainability at the heart of policy making. Although progress addressing these complex questions often has been slow, the authors also identify compelling opportunities in the form of sound policies and good marketing and consumption practices in response to health crises, environmental degradation, injustice, automation, violence, and war. The transformational benefits following constructive engagement offer hope that, even when faced with unprecedented challenges, human resilience and ingenuity can create meaningful responses. As the authors address chronic and novel problems, they are confident that JPP&M's community of researchers, policy makers, and advocates will continue to bring innovation, insight, and rigor and play a leading role in discovering solutions, locally and globally.
KW - constructive engagement
KW - diversity and equity
KW - health and well-being
KW - marketing automation
KW - subsistence
KW - sustainability
KW - transportation
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U2 - 10.1177/07439156211049216
DO - 10.1177/07439156211049216
M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:85119159858
SN - 0743-9156
VL - 41
SP - 34
EP - 50
JO - Journal of Public Policy and Marketing
JF - Journal of Public Policy and Marketing
IS - 1
ER -