The Wiley Blackwell Encyclopedia of Consumption and Consumer Studies
The Wiley Blackwell Encyclopedia of Consumption and Consumer Studies
Editor/Author
Cook, Daniel Thomas and Ryan, J. Michael
Publication Year: 2014
Publisher: Wiley
Single-User Purchase Price:
$195.00
Unlimited-User Purchase Price:
$292.50
ISBN: 978-0-47-067284-6
Category: Business, Finance & Economics - Economics
Image Count:
4
Book Status: Available
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The Wiley Blackwell Encyclopedia of Consumption and Consumer Studies provides definitive coverage of a field that has grown dramatically in scope and popularity around the world over the last two decades. The Encyclopedia strives to bring together the latest research and theories in the field with an emphasis on expanding the coverage outside of the West. The entries are written by a group of expert international contributors across a range of disciplines, from sociology, cultural studies, and advertising to anthropology, business, and consumer behavior.
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Table of Contents
- A
- Adorno Theodor
- Advertising
- African Americans and Consumption
- Americanization
- Anti-Consumption Tactics
- Apple
- Arcades
- Asian Americans and Consumption
- Authenticity
- B
- B2B Marketing
- Bankruptcy
- Barbie
- Barthes Roland
- Baudrillard Jean
- Beauty Industry
- Behavioral Economics and Consumption
- Benjamin Walter
- Big-Box Stores
- Birmingham School
- Body and Consumer Culture
- Bourdieu Pierre
- Boycotts
- Brand Loyalty
- Brand Mascots
- Brands and Branding
- Bricolage
- Burning Man
- C
- Capitalism
- Carnivals/Carnivalesque
- Celebrity
- Character Licensing
- Children's Consumer Culture
- Christmas
- Cities, Visual Consumption of
- Citizenship and Consumption
- Class
- Coca-Colonization
- Commodification
- Commodities
- Commodity Chains
- Commodity Fetishism
- Commodity Racism
- Conspicuous Consumption
- Consumer Activism
- Consumer Behavior
- Consumer Cosmopolitanism
- Consumer Culture
- Consumer Culture Theory (CCT)
- Consumer Culture, History of
- Consumer Movements, Contemporary
- Consumer Movements, History of
- Consumer Protection Agency
- Consumer Resistance Movements
- Consumer Socialization
- Consumer Society
- Consumers in Emerging Economies
- Consumers, Failed
- Consumers, Flawed
- Consumption and Identity
- Consumption and Sport
- Consumption in Africa
- Consumption in China
- Consumption in India
- Consumption in Japan
- Consumption in Postcommunist Countries
- Consumption in the Middle East/Arab World
- Consumption in the United States
- Consumption Rituals
- Consumption, Landscapes of
- Consumption, Postmodern
- Consumption, Spectacles of
- Cool
- Coolhunting
- Cooperatives
- Cosmetic Surgery
- Counterfeiting/Piracy
- Credit Cards
- Cultural Capital
- Cultural Intermediaries
- Cultural Omnivores
- Cultural Studies
- Culture Industries
- Culture Jamming
- Culture-Ideology of Consumerism
- D
- Dandyism
- de Certeau Michel
- Death and Consumption
- Debord Guy
- Debt
- Decluttering
- Department Stores
- Diderot Effect
- Digital-Mobile Consumption and Marketing
- Disneyization
- Do-It-Yourself (DIY)
- Downshifting
- E
- eBay
- Economy, Informal
- Ecotourism
- Education and Consumption
- Edutainment
- Elias Norbert
- Emotions and Consumption
- Ethical Consumption
- Experiential Consumption
- F
- Failing Consumption
- Fair Trade
- Farmers’ Markets
- Fashion
- Fast Food
- Femininities
- Finance/Financial Markets
- Flâneur/Flânerie
- Flea Markets
- Food
- Food Deserts
- Fordism/Post-Fordism
- Franchising
- Frankfurt School
- Free Trade Zones/Export Processing Zones
- G
- Gay and Lesbian/Queer Markets/Marketing
- Gender and Consumer Culture
- Generation Y
- Gentrification
- Gifts
- Girl Culture
- Global Justice Movement
- Global Markets
- Globalization and Consumption
- Glocalization/Grobalization
- Governmentality and Consumer Culture
- Green Consumerism
- Green Consumption
- H
- Hollywood
- Homogenization and Heterogenization
- Housing/Housing Markets
- Hyperconsumption
- I
- Infomercial
- Infotainment
- Intellectual Property
- Internet, The, and Consumption
- J
- Just-in-Time Production
- L
- Las Vegas
- Latinos and Consumption
- Leisure and Consumption
- Lifestyle
- Locavorism
- M
- Marketing/Marketing Science
- Marketplace Trust
- Markets, Moral Aspects of
- Marx Karl
- Masculinity
- Mass Culture
- Mass Marketing
- Mass Media
- Material Culture Studies
- McDonaldization
- Medical Tourism
- Merchandising
- Methods of Consumer Research
- Metrosexual
- Modernization Theory
- Money
- Mothers/Motherhood
- Music and Consumer Experience
- N
- Narcissism
- Needs and Wants
- Needs, True and False
- Niche Marketing
- Nike
- Nostalgia
- O
- Obesity
- Obsolescence: Planned, Progressive, Stylistic
- Occupy Movement
- Open Source and Consumption
- Outsourcing
- P
- Peer-to-Peer File Sharing
- Pets
- Politics and Consumer Culture
- Popular Culture
- Privacy
- Prosumption
- Public Relations
- Q
- Quality of Life, Measurements of
- R
- Recycling
- S
- Scarcity and Artificial Scarcity
- Semiotics
- Service Economy
- Servicescapes
- Sexualities and Consumption
- Shopping
- Shopping Malls
- Simulations
- Slow Food Movement
- Social Media
- Socially Responsible Marketing (SRM)
- Starbuckization
- Stealth Marketing
- Supermarkets
- Sustainable Consumption
- Sweatshops
- Symbolic Exchange
- Symbolic Value
- T
- Taxes
- Teens
- Theming
- Tourism
- Tweens
- V
- Veblen Thorstein
- Visual Consumption
- W
- Wal-Mart
- Warhol Andy
- Waste
- Weddings
- Whole Foods Market
- Williams Raymond
- World's Fairs and International Expositions
- Y
- Youth culture(s)
- YouTube
