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This publication highlights the concept of consumer citizenship, focusing on the responsibility of individuals to make informed and ethical choices that support sustainable development. It encompasses diverse perspectives on consumer citizenship education and stresses the collaborative role of educators, researchers, and civil society in fostering a responsible consumer base. The collection includes various examples and practices across Europe and Canada, addressing the implications of consumer responsibility in shaping a sustainable future.
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