boicot

forma de protesta

AI overview

A boycott is when people refuse to buy from or support a business to pressure it to change its practices, such as improving animal welfare or labor conditions. It matters because boycotts can be a powerful way for consumers to hold companies accountable and drive social or ethical change without requiring government action.

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Within Vinony's link graph, boicot is referenced by 1,666 other articles, and connects out to cancel culture, economic sanction and independent media.

It is catalogued under topics including 1880s neologisms, 19th-century neologisms and Boycotts.

Its subject is documented across 70 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

Subclass of: consumer behavior
Part of: Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions
Named after: Charles Boycott

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opposite of: anti-boycott
Commons category: Boycotts
topic's main category: Category:Boycotts
described by source: Pax Leksikon
partially coincident with: picketing

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Article · Español

Un boicot consiste en negarse a comprar, vender, o practicar alguna otra forma de relación comercial o de otro tipo con un individuo o una empresa considerados, por los participantes en el boicot, como autores de algo moralmente reprobable.

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