The below articles were initially published using different DOIs. The original DOIs included the number 07486766, which was an outdated ISSN for the Journal of Public Policy & Marketing. The number 07486766 in each DOI has been updated to 07439156 to reflect the journal’s current ISSN.

The specific changes are as follows:

The DOI 10.1177/0748676618813118 has been corrected to 10.1177/0743915618813118

The DOI 10.1177/0748676618813115 has been corrected to 10.1177/0743915618813115

The DOI 10.1177/0748676618813582 has been corrected to 10.1177/0743915618813582

The DOI 10.1177/0748676618811850 has been corrected to 10.1177/0743915618811850

The DOI 10.1177/0748676618811851 has been corrected to 10.1177/0743915618811851

The DOI 10.1177/0748676618810438 has been corrected to 10.1177/0743915618810438

The DOI 10.1177/0748676618810448 has been corrected to 10.1177/0743915618810448

The DOI 10.1177/0748676618810440 has been corrected to 10.1177/0743915618810440

The complete references for the impacted articles are as follows:

Anderson, Stephanie, Kathy Hamilton, and Andrea Tonner (2018), “‘They Were Built to Last’: Anticonsumption and the Materiality of Waste in Obsolete Buildings,” Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, 37 (2), 195-212. 10.1177/0743915618810438

Cherrier, Hélène, and Ronald Paul Hill (2018), “Anticonsumption as Tactical Response to Institutionalized Subordination: The Case of Materially Deprived Anticonsumers,” Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, 37 (2), 213-226. 10.1177/0743915618811850

Dholakia, Utpal, Jihye Jung, and Nivriti Chowdhry (2018), “Should I Buy This When I Have So Much? Reflection on Personal Possessions as an Anticonsumption Strategy,” Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, 37 (2), 260-273. 10.1177/0743915618813582

Guillard, Valérie (2018), “Anticonsumption Consciousness in Pursuit of Sustainability,” Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, 37 (2), 274-290. 10.1177/0743915618813118

Kropfeld, Maren Ingrid, Marcelo Vinhal Nepomuceno, and Danilo C. Dantas (2018), “The Ecological Impact of Anticonsumption Lifestyles and Environmental Concern,” Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, 37 (2), 245-259. 10.1177/0743915618810448

Polonsky, Michael Jay, Ahmed Shahriar Ferdous, Andre M. N. Renzaho, Neil Waters, and Zoe McQuilten (2018), “Factors Leading to Health Care Exclusion Among African Refugees in Australia: The Case of Blood Donation,” Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, 37 (2), 306-326. 10.1177/0743915618813115

Scheurenbrand, Klara, Elizabeth Parsons, Benedetta Cappellini, Anthony Patterson (2018), “Cycling into Headwinds: Analyzing Practices That Inhibit Sustainability,” Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, 37 (2), 227-244. 10.1177/0743915618810440

Scott, Kristin A., and S. Todd Weaver (2018), “The Intersection of Sustainable Consumption and Anticonsumption: Repurposing to Extend Product Life Spans,” Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, 37 (2), 291-305. 10.1177/0743915618811851