Materialism: the good, the bad, and the ugly
L. J. Shrum(Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Laurel Steinfield(Bentley University), Liselot Hudders(HOGENT University of Applied Sciences and Arts), Mario Pandelaere(Ghent University), Adriana Samper(Arizona State University), Naomi Mandel(Arizona State University), Inge Lens(KU Leuven), Élodie Gentina(Université Lille Nord de France), Tina M. Lowrey(Rider University), Pia Furchheim(Chemnitz University of Technology), Isabella Soscia(SKEMA Business School), Ayalla Ruvio(Michigan State University), Maud Herbert(Université de Lille), Agnès Nairn(École de management de Lyon)
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