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'Why does all the girls have to buy pink stuff?': The ethics and science of the gendered toy marketing debate
Cordelia Fine,
Emma Rush
Environmental and Social Justice Research Group
Social Work and Arts
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Social Sciences
campaign
11%
corporate social responsibility
18%
ethical principles
18%
evidence
6%
gender
7%
Gender equality
15%
marketing
63%
moral philosophy
58%
stakeholder
10%
toy
88%
Arts & Humanities
Boys
13%
Commentators
13%
Corporate Social Responsibility
12%
Ethical Principles
17%
Gender Equality
19%
Marketing
44%
Scrutiny
14%
Split
13%
Stakeholders
9%
Toys
100%
Business & Economics
Corporate Social Responsibility
12%
Critical Point
20%
Ethical Principles
17%
Gender Equality
20%
Marketing
73%
Stakeholders
9%
Toys
86%