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The Wiley Blackwell Encyclopedia of Consumption and Consumer Studies

by Daniel Thomas Cook, J. Michael Ryan

March 2015

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THE HISTORY OF ADVERTISING: FROM SELLING PRODUCTS TO PERSONASCONSUMER SOCIETYTHE JOYS OF SHOPPINGTHE BRANDED SELFTHE SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF ADVERTISINGCONCLUSIONREFERENCES
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GLOBALIZATION AND AMERICANIZATIONHISTORY OF THE RELATION BETWEEN AMERICANIZATION AND CONSUMPTIONREFERENCES
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HISTORICAL LINEAGECORE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE GJMCHANGES AND FUTURE OF THE GJMREFERENCEFURTHER READING
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THEORIES OF CLASSCLASS AND CONSUMPTIONREFERENCESFURTHER READING
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CONSUMER PSYCHOLOGYCONSUMER CULTURE THEORYCONSUMER BEHAVIOR AS STUDIED IN OTHER DISCIPLINESREFERENCESFURTHER READING
AXIOLOGYHISTORYTHE BIRTH OF THE CCT CONCEPT AND ITS RESEARCH DOMAINSCRITIQUEREFERENCES
THE BIRTH OF CONSUMER CULTURE: RENAISSANCE, ROYAL COURTS, AND BOURGEOIS CLASSESCOLONIAL COMMERCE, SOCIAL COMPETITION, AND HEDONISMCITIES, DEPARTMENT STORES, AND ADVERTISINGFROM THE “CONSUMER SOCIETY” TO THE AGE OF THE INTERNETREFERENCES
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FAST-GROWING CHINESE MIDDLE CLASS WITH LIMITED BUYING POWERSOCIAL INEQUALITIES AND LUXURY CONSUMER GOODSCONSUMPTION IN THE PROCESS OF DIVERSIFICATIONCONCLUSIONREFERENCESFURTHER READING
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COLONIAL CONSUMPTIONPOSTCOLONIAL AND NATIONALIST CONSUMPTIONGLOBAL AND MULTILOCALFURTHER READING
COMMUNIST CONSUMPTIONNOSTALGIC AND NATIONALIST CONSUMPTIONDIVERGING CONSUMPTION AFTER COMMUNISMSHIFTS IN GLOBAL CONSUMPTIONREFERENCES
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FOOD AND HEALTHY LIFESTYLESCULTURE AND THE ARTSETHICAL AND POLITICAL CONSUMPTIONREFERENCES
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EMOTION AS AN INDEPENDENT CATEGORY OF CONSUMPTIONTHE CREATION OF THE CONSUMER AS AN EMOTIONAL AGENTEMOTION AND THE SEMIOTICS OF CONSUMPTIONEMOTIONS AS COMMODITIESREFERENCES
KEY DEBATESECOLOGICAL MODERNIZATION THEORYCONSUMPTION AND DEMODERNIZATIONA MIDDLE POSITION ON CONSUMPTIONREFERENCES
TYPES OF ETHICAL CONSUMPTIONHISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTSKEY RESEARCH AREASCRITICAL REMARKSACKNOWLEDGMENTREFERENCES
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INTRODUCING THE SOCIAL APPETITEFOOD AND IDENTITYETHICAL CONSUMPTION AND ALTERNATIVE FOOD MOVEMENTSTHE RISE OF FOOD STUDIESREFERENCES
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THE CULTURE INDUSTRIESCONSUMERISMCONCLUSIONREFERENCESFURTHER READING
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NECESSARY CONDITIONS AND PROCESSGENTRIFICATION DEBATESGENTRIFICATION AS CONSUMPTIONREFERENCESFURTHER READING
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CONSUMPTION AS PRODUCTIONCONSUMPTION AS RESPONSIBILITYCONSUMPTION AS SECURITYREFERENCES
WHO ARE THE GREEN CONSUMERS?GREEN CONSUMPTION AND GREEN MARKETINGMODELS OF GREEN CONSUMPTIONREFERENCES
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ALTERNATIVE VIEWSSTRUCTURAL ARTICULATION: INFORMALITY AS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE SYSTEMMERCANTILISM: INFORMALITY AS A RESULT OF STATE COERCIONREFERENCES
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“RICARDO TURNED SOCIALIST, HEGEL BECOME ECONOMIST”THE MANIFESTO AND MODERNITYFROM “MARXISM” TO THE MEGA AND DIFFERENT “MARXES”REFERENCES
HEGEMONIC MASCULINITY“DOING” MASCULINITYMASCULINITY AND CONSUMPTIONMASCULINITY AS CONSUMABLE PRODUCTSEX AS COMMODITYREFERENCESFURTHER READING
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HISTORICAL IMPORTANCE AND EARLY RESEARCHMAJOR TRENDS IN MASS MEDIA RESEARCHFUTURE DIRECTIONS IN RESEARCH AND THEORYREFERENCESFURTHER READING
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6S MODEL OF METHODS IN CONSUMER STUDIESQUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE APPROACHESDOMAINS OF STUDY AND CONSUMER RESEARCHINTERDISCIPLINARY METHODS IN CUSTOMER RESEARCHPERSPECTIVES FOR THE FUTURE: NEUROSCIENCE AND CONSUMER RESEARCHREFERENCESFURTHER READING
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FACTORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO OBESITYCONSEQUENCES OF OBESITYOBESITY AND CONSUMER CULTUREREFERENCESFURTHER READING
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THE IMPACT OF RECYCLINGTHE PREVALENCE OF RECYCLING IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIESDETERMINANTS OF RECYCLINGREFERENCES
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THE QUALITY OF JOBS IN THE SERVICE ECONOMYARE SERVICES DIFFERENT?CONSUMPTION NOT PRODUCTION AS THE DEFINING FEATURE OF THE SERVICE ECONOMY?REFERENCES
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NEEDS AND WANTSHIDDEN INJURIES OF GENDERSHOPPING PLACESREFERENCES
THE RISE OF THE MALLSHOPPING MALL SELFHOODTHE SOCIOLOGY OF THE MALLSOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH OF MALLSTHE DIALECTIC OF MALLDOMTHE FUTURE OF MALLSREFERENCES
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DEFINITIONSCLASSIFICATION OF SOCIAL MEDIAHISTORY OF SOCIAL MEDIAMOBILE SOCIAL MEDIAREFERENCES
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POPULAR CULTUREREFERENCESFURTHER READING
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FEATURES OF CONSUMER CULTURECONSUMER CULTURE AS MORAL/POLITICAL JUDGMENTPOSTCONSUMER CULTURE?REFERENCESFURTHER READING
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1920S–1930S: CR, CU, PRODUCT TESTING, AND CONSUMER INFORMATION1960S–1970S: NADER, CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY, AND CONSUMER PROTECTION1990S–TODAY: SHOPPING FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITYREFERENCES
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GDP AND NATIONAL INCOME: WHAT THEY MEASURETHE NEOCLASSICAL MODELINSTITUTIONAL MODELSBUDDHIST ECONOMICS FRAMEWORKREFERENCES
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INDIAN CONSUMER CATEGORIESBOTTOM-OF-PYRAMID CONSUMERSREFERENCES
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WHAT IS THE OCCUPY MOVEMENT?WHAT INSPIRED THEM?WHAT TACTICS DO THEY USE?WHO ARE THEY?WHY DO THEY PROTEST?WILL OCCUPY HAVE ANY EFFECT?REFERENCESFURTHER READING

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