壹、中文書目
王志弘譯（2011）。《好研究怎麼作—從理論、方法、證據構思研究問題》。台北：群學出版社。(原書 Robert R. Alford [ 1998] The Craft of Inquiry: Theories, Methods, Evidence. Oxford University Press.)
王甫昌（1993）。《族群動員與台灣反對運動的發展，1986-1989》。行政院科技部研究計劃專題報告。
王俊秀、王采薇（1999年3月9 - 11日）。〈由菜籃、搖籃到跨欄:主婦聯盟與環保引爆面〉，「第四屆全國婦女國是論壇: 跨世紀台灣婦女生活之回顧與展望」論文。台灣，台中市立文化中心。
王順美、江琇瑩、柯芸婷（2000）。〈臺灣綠色消費運動的參與分析：主婦聯盟共同購買為例〉。《師大學報：人文與社會類》，45：15-28。
王佳煌、潘中道、蘇文賢、江吟梓譯（2002）。《當代社會研究方法：質化與量化取向》（第二版）。台北：揚智出版社。(原書 Neuman, W. L. [ 1997] Social Research Methods: Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches, Third edition, Boston : Allyn and Bacon.)
台灣主婦聯盟生活消費合作社著（2015a）。〈共同購買，一場溫柔而堅定的生活消費革命〉，《菜籃子革命—從共同購買到合作找幸福》，頁16-51。台北：三民書局。
台灣主婦聯盟生活消費合作社著（2015b）。〈第一塊非基因改造的故事〉，《菜籃子革命—從共同購買到合作找幸福》，頁108-119。台北：三民書局。
台灣主婦聯盟生活消費合作社著（2015c）。〈這些年我們一起管的食品安全〉，《菜籃子革命—從共同購買到合作找幸福》，頁244-257。台北：三民書局。
台灣主婦聯盟生活消費合作社著（2015d）。〈我是人，我拒吃飼料級黃豆—反基改運動〉，《菜籃子革命—從共同購買到合作找幸福》，頁244-257。台北：三民書局。
台灣主婦聯盟生活消費合作社著（2015e）。〈用消費改變社會—從共同購買到合作找幸福〉，《菜籃子革命—從共同購買到合作找幸福》頁304-318。台北：三民書局。
何明修（2004）。〈當本土社會運動遇到西方的新社會運動理論：以台灣的反核運動為例〉，《教育與社會研究》，7：69-97。何明修（2005）。《社會運動概論》。台北：三民書局。
何明修（2006）。《綠色民主—台灣環境運動的研究》。台北：群學出版有限公司。
何明修（2009）。〈社會運動〉，瞿海源、王振寰（編）《社會學與台灣社會》，頁307-328。台北市：巨流。
李文昭譯（2013）。《寂靜的春天》（第二版）。台中：晨星。（原書Carson, R. [1962]. Silent Spring. Copyright © by Rachel Carson）
邱花妹（2003/10）。〈有綠色意識，沒消費行動？〉。《天下雜誌》，284期。
邱花妹（2005）。〈倫理消費：用消費力展現你的價值觀？〉。上網時間：2013年7月30日，取自：http://blog.roodo.com/wobblies/archives/9262.html
邱美秀（2012）。〈融合質性與量化研究法以深化兒童數學學習情緒的研究〉，《教育研究學刊》，8：119-143。
林至涵、余宛如譯（2013）。《香蕉戰爭與公平貿易》。台北：南方家園文化。（原書 Lamb, H. [2008]. Fighting the Banana Wars and other Fairtrade Battles: How We Took on the Corporate Giants to Change the World.）
林秀雲譯（2013）。《社會科學研究方法》。台北：雙葉。（原書 Babbie, E. [2013]. The practice of social research (13thed.). Taipei, TW: Cengage Learning Asia Pte Ltd., Taiwan Branch.）
吳宜蓁（1998）。《議題管理──企業公關的新興課題》。台北：正中書局。
吳品賢（2005）。《有機，是生機或商機？三個新竹組織化有機消費場域的分析》。交通大學社會與文化研究所碩士論文吳品賢、王志弘（2007）。〈反身性的道德計劃？有機食品消費之銷售組織場域與引導理念〉，《台灣社會研究季刊》，68：119-176。
洪媖琳譯（2010）。《敘事研究與心理治療》。台北市：心理。（原書Speedy, J. [2008]. Narrative Inquiry and Psychotherapy. Palgrave Macmillan）
胡幼慧編（1996）。《質性研究：理論、方法及女性研究實例》。台北：巨流。
胡澎（2008）。〈日本社会变革中的生活者运动〉，《日本学刊》，第四期：97-108。
翁秀琪（1999）。〈多元典範衝擊下傳播研究方法的省思-從口述歷史在傳播研究中的應用談起〉，「1999年中華傳播學會年會」論文。
孫秀蕙（1996）。〈公關人員與媒體之間的互動模式對於議題管理策略的啟示--以非營利性的弱勢團體為例〉，《廣告學研究》。8：153-173。孫秀蕙（1997）。《公共關係: 理論, 策略與研究實例》。台北：正中。.
徐宗國譯（1997）。《質化研究概論》。台北：巨流。（原書Strauss A. & Corbin, J. [1990]. Basics of Qualitative Research: Grounded Theory Procedures and Techniques. Newburg Park, CA. Sage. Publication.）
秦琍琍（2011）。《重‧返實踐—組織傳播理論與研究》。台北：威仕曼。
秦琍琍、黃瓊儀、陳彥龍、張嘉予（2010）。組織認定、企業論述、與組織文化的變革：從語藝觀點檢視公廣集團的整併過程〉，《新聞學研究》。第104集，頁67-111。
高承恕（1982），〈布勞岱(F.Braudel)與韋伯(M. Weber)--歷史對社會學理論與方法的意義〉，瞿海源、蕭新煌編著(1982)，《社會學理論與方法--研討會論文集》。中央研究院民族學研究所專刊乙種第十一號。台北南港：中研院民族所，pp.95-134。
高承恕（1989）。〈台灣新興社會運動結構因素之探討〉，徐正光、宋文里合編(1989)，《解嚴前後台灣新興社會運動》。台北：巨流，頁9-19。
翁秀綾（1992）。〈我是生活者--創造另一種可能性〉，《主婦聯盟會訊》，61。
特刊編輯小組（2011/6），〈哦，原來是要這樣啊！共同理解之必要〉，《綠主張》月刊，頁46-49，92-93期。
陳向明（2002）。《社會科學質的研究》。台北：五南。
陳光興（2001）。〈台灣消費社會形成的初步思考〉，《文化研究月刊》，第二期。上網時間：2014年4月21日，取自：http://www.cc.ncu.edu.tw/~csa/oldjournal/02/journal_park_6.htm
陳遠（2014）。〈推薦序：好研究的作法與好理論的唸法〉，王志弘譯（2011）。《好研究怎麼作—從理論、方法、證據構思研究問題》。台北：群學出版社。頁16-26
張君玫、黃鵬仁譯（1995）。《消費》。台北市: 巨流。（原書Bocock, R. [1993]. Consumption. Routledge）
張春炎（2009）。〈媽媽的革命與正義的消費者文化? 台灣綠色消費運動初探〉，《傳播與管理研究》，9(1)：95-158。張雅雲（2015）。〈菜籃子革命，由我們接手囉！〉，《綠主張》月刊，136期。上網時間：2015年4月3日，取自：http://www.hucc-coop.tw/15965
黃光玉、劉念夏、陳清文譯（2004）。《媒介與傳播研究方法：質化和量化研究途徑》。台北市: 風雲論壇。（原書Berger, A. A. [2000]. Media and communication research methods: Qualitative and quantitative approaches）
黃俊英（1985）。〈成長中的消費運動-台灣地區消費者組織的發展策略〉，《管理科學學報》。2(2)：143-154黃榮村（1989）。〈台灣地區環保與消費者保護運動：特色與互動〉，《臺灣新興社會運動》。台北：時報出版社。
黃瓊儀（2007）。〈從語藝批評觀點來看 LOHAS「樂活消費」在台灣：以《MY LOHAS生活誌》為例〉。2007年中華傳播學會年會，台北：淡江大學。
葉啟政（2008）。《邁向修養社會學》。台北：三民。
彭渰雯（2014）。〈女性對環境正義的關懷參與和實踐〉，《性別平等教育季刊》，66：10-12。
彭渰雯、凃孟妤（2014）。〈環保團體的女性參與及代表性初探》，《性別平等教育季刊》，66：23-31。
綠主張編輯室、李修瑋、王常怡（2011/6）。〈共同購買運動前史：1993-2000〉，《綠主張》月刊，九十二、九十三期。
楊國樞（1989）。《社會及行為科學研究方法》(上)(下)。十三版， 台北：東華書局
楊國斌（2009）。〈悲情與戲謔：網路事件中的情感動員〉，《傳播與社會學刊》，9：39-66。趙雅麗（2001）。〈民進黨社會運動的「語藝」批評〉，《新聞學研究》，68：151-192。齊偉先、溫惠貞（2006），〈台灣有機食品之消費文化研究〉。論文發表於「2006年社會學會年會暨國科會專題研究成果發表會」，台中：東海大學，2006年11月25日至26日。
臧國仁（1995）。〈新聞記者及消息來源的互動關係〉，《新聞學與數的對話Ⅲ新聞工作者與消息來源》，臧國仁主編，台北：國立政治大學新聞研究所。
臧國仁（1999）。《新聞媒體與消息來源: 媒介框架與真實建構之論述》。台北：三民。
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賴青松（2002）。《從廚房看天下：日本女性〈生活者運動〉三十年傳奇》。台北市: 遠流。
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