Consumption Markets&Culture is an interdisciplinary international academic journal that focuses on exploring the interaction between consumer markets and culture. It is committed to providing a platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to engage in in-depth discussions and exchanges on topics such as consumerism, market behavior, social structure, and cultural expression. This journal pays special attention to the roles of management and organizations in society, as well as how they influence and are shaped by the consumer market. It explores issues related to production, consumption, colonialism, globalization, business performance, and labor conditions, attempting to reveal the social dynamics and cultural logic behind these phenomena.

It encourages the integration of perspectives from disciplines such as cultural theory, media studies, gender studies, anthropology, literary criticism, and consumer theory with business and management analysis. This interdisciplinary approach gives the journal an international scope and an anti traditional goal, providing readers with unique insights and analysis.