2017
DOI: 10.1111/1468-4446.12333
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The moral economy of ready‐made food

Abstract: The aim of this paper is to develop and apply a framework to explore how moralities of consumption are constituted in and through markets. Using the case of ready-made foods, this paper argues moral economies are comprised through interactions between micro-, meso- and macro-level processes in the form of instituted systems of provision, state regulation, collective food customs promoted though media, NGOs and lifestyle practitioners, and the everyday reflections of consumers. Building on a theoretical framewo… Show more

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“…This approach views production, distribution, exchange and consumption as related and interdependent processes that stabilise over time to form distinctive configurations. These ideas are currently being developed further by, for example, linking normative concerns around practices of consumption to the broader moral economies in which they are located (see Wheeler, 2018).…”
Section: Theories Of Practice and Materials Semioticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This approach views production, distribution, exchange and consumption as related and interdependent processes that stabilise over time to form distinctive configurations. These ideas are currently being developed further by, for example, linking normative concerns around practices of consumption to the broader moral economies in which they are located (see Wheeler, 2018).…”
Section: Theories Of Practice and Materials Semioticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kategori ready-made food dapat diartikan dalam beberapa pengertian. Mulai dari ready to heat meals, dimana konsumen hanya perlu menghangatkan makanan tersebut dengan hanya menggunakan microwave, hingga makanan untuk anak-anak yang perlu dimasak dari bahan-bahan yang sudah disiapkan dalam kemasan (Wheeler, 2017). Bugge, Lillebo, & Lavik (2018) mengatakan bahwa penelitian menemukan banyak konsumen yang bergantung pada makanan cepat saji, selain itu banyak juga wanita muda yang membuat permintaan akan makanan sehat siap saji (Olsen et al, 2012).…”
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“…I am deliberately using the term conduct to signal that food practising – like any other kind of mundane practising with a routinized, habitual or ritualistic character – implies some sort of conventions for how it is ‘properly’ performed, which practitioners are aware of in a reflexive manner (Ashley et al, 2004; Coveney, 2000; Oleschuk, 2017; Wheeler, 2018). No matter what is being cooked or eaten, it can be judged how socially expected it is and negotiated how normatively accepted it is (Halkier, 2017a).…”
Section: Social Interaction Enabling Routines and Cultural Contestationmentioning
confidence: 99%