The concept of Socially Responsible Consumption (SRC) has an important tradition in the marketing
literature, and recently in the corporate social responsibility. However, the complex and dynamic nature
ofthe conceptmakes itsmeasurement a topic for discussion. This article provides a review ofthe literature
on SRC, comprehensively guided by the question of measurement. The methodology used from the review
of the seminal articles to gradually limit the search to articles in high impact journals. We identified
different stages in the measurement models, and highlight current debates on the role of corporate social
responsibility, and the impact of socio-economic and cultural concepts on consumption.
