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Encyclopedia of Consumer Culture
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The three-volume Encyclopedia of Consumer Culture covers consuming societies around the world, from the Age of Enlightenment to the present, and shows how consumption has become intrinsic to the world?s social, economic, political, and cultural landscapes. Offering an invaluable interdisciplinary approach, this reference work is a useful resource for researchers in sociology, political science, consumer science, global studies, comparative studies, business and management, human geography, economics, history, anthropology, and psychology. The first encyclopedia to outline the parameters of consumer culture, the Encyclopedia of Consumer Culture provides a critical, scholarly resource on consumption and consumerism over time.
Some of the topics included are:
- Theories and concepts
- Socio-economic change (i.e. social mobility)
- Socio-demographic change (i.e. immigration, aging)
- Identity and social differentiation (i.e. social networks)
- Media (i.e. broadcast media)
- Style and taste (i.e. fashion, youth culture)
- Mass consumptions (i.e. retail culture)
- Ethical Consumption (i.e. social movements)
- Civil society (i.e. consumer advocacy)
- Environment (i.e. sustainability)
- Domestic consumption (i.e. childhood, supermarkets)
- Leisure (i.e. sport, tourism)
- Technology (i.e. planned obsolescence)
- Work (i.e. post industrial society)
- Production (i.e. post fordism, global economy)
- Markets (i.e. branding)
- Institutions (i.e. religion)
- Welfare (i.e. reform, distribution of resources)
- Urban life (i.e. suburbs)
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Information
1596
Index
Witt,
D.,
2:
957
Wittgenstein,
Ludwig,
1:
401,
3:
1448
Wodiczko,
Krzysztof,
2:
1072
Wolf,
Naomi,
1:
90–91
Wolfe,
Donald,
2:
748
Wolff,
Janet,
2:
608
Wolff,
Michael,
2:
808
Wollstonecraft,
Mary,
2:
602
Woman’s
Journal
,
2:
600
Women.
See
also
Femininity
;
Gender
advertising,
2:
636–637
aging
in
consumer
culture,
1:
29
body,
1:
452
comics,
1:
209–210
dieting,
1:
452–453
ethical
consumption,
1:
143–145
fashion,
2:
586,
630
hair
care/hairdressing,
2:
697–699
Italian
Fascism,
2:
816–818
Japanese,
2:
823
love,
2:
630
media,
2:
638–640
money,
2:
992
public
and
private
space,
2:
640–642
sex
tourists,
3:
1280–1281
Soviet
Union,
1:
255
teenage
magazines,
3:
1438–1439
Tupperware,
3:
1485–1486
Walkmans
and
iPods,
3:
1516–1517
world-systems
analysis,
3:
1539–1540
Women’s
Conference
of
the
International
Socialist
Women
(Copenhagen,
1910),
2:
602
Women’s
Liberation
Movement,
2:
603
Women’s
magazines
,
3:1531–1532
early,
2:
638
feminist
analysis
of,
2:
599–601
Women’s
Rights
Convention,
Seneca
Falls,
New
York,
2:
602
Women’s
Trade
Union
League,
2:
602,
831
Woo,
Hyungi,
1:
245
Wood,
Andrew
F.,
2:
607–608
Wood,
L.
J.,
2:
681
Wood,
Robert
E.,
3:
1250
Wood,
Simon
“Woody,”
3:
1298
Woodstock.
See
Glastonbury/Woodstock
Woodward,
Ian,
1:
233,
234
Woodward,
Kath,
2:
754
Woolworth,
F.
W.,
1:
458
Word
of
mouth,
2:
620–621
Wordsworth,
William,
2:
920
Work-and-spend
cycle
,
3:1532–1534
consumption
and
time
use,
1:
333
downshifting,
1:
479–480
harried
leisure
class,
2:
703–705
Working
class,
consumption
patterns
of,
2:
725–726
Works
Progress
Administration,
2:
693
World
Bank,
2:
774,
1027,
3:
1129,
1480
World
Blind
Union,
2:
667
World
citizenship,
2:
669,
856
World
Council
of
Churches,
1:
160
World
Cup
soccer,
3:
1371–1372
World
exhibitions
,
2:
727,
1046–1047,
3:1534–1536
World
Health
Organization,
1:
294,
2:
1027,
1049
World
Intellectual
Property
Organization,
3:
1475
World
Leisure
and
Recreation
Association
(WLRA),
2:
847–848
World
Leisure
Journal
,
2:
847
World
Leisure
Organization,
2:
847
World
Meteorological
Organization,
2:
666
World
of
Warcraft,
3:
1160,
1252
World
Trade
Organization
(WTO),
1:
293–296,
299,
327,
337,
559,
2:
666,
774,
3:
1471–1474,
1480
World
Values
Survey,
3:
1528
World
Wide
Web,
2:
805–808.
See
also
Internet
World
Wildlife
Federation,
2:
667
World-systems
analysis
,
3:1536–1544
ancient
world-systems,
3:
1542–1544
basic
principles,
3:
1536–1537
capitalism,
1:
465–466,
3:
1537
commodification,
1:
215–216
incorporation
into
world-system,
3:
1540–1542
insights
from,
3:
1539–1540
postcolonialism,
3:
1116
processes
and
dynamics,
3:
1538–1539
terminology,
3:
1537–1538
Worth,
Charles
F.,
2:
584
Wouters,
Cas,
1:
175,
513,
523,
2:
780–781,
3:
1276–1277
Wright,
Carroll,
1:
266
Wright,
Erik
Olin,
3:
1311
Wright,
Judith,
3:
1424
Wrigley,
Neil,
2:
647
Wundt,
Wilhelm,
3:
1167
Wynder,
Ernst
L.,
3:
1459
Wynne,
Brian,
1:
541
Wynstra,
Finn,
1:
225
X,
Malcolm,
3:
1216
Xenophon,
2:
683
Xenos,
Nicholas,
3:
1246
Xylography,
3:
1147
Yale
French
Studies
(journal),
3:
1131
Yamada,
Masahiro,
2:
823
Yang,
Mei-ling,
2:
639
Yasgur,
Max,
2:
661
Yasuo,
Tanaka,
2:
822–823
Yearley,
Steven,
1:
541
Yelp.com,
3:
1160
Yesenin,
Sergey,
1:
422
Yoshimi,
Shunya,
2:
822
Yoshioka,
Akia,
2:
982
Young,
Iris
Marion,
3:
1099,
1106
Young,
Robert,
3:
1116
Young
and
the
Restless,
The
(television
show),
2:
680
Youth
culture
,
1:
26–27,
3:1547–1554
.
See
also
Childhood
;
Popular
culture
agency
and
lifestyles,
3:
1548–1550
bricolage,
1:
119–120
clothing
consumption,
1:
178
clubbing,
1:
179–181
consumption,
3:
1553–1554
emergence,
3:
1547
fashion,
2:
585
generations,
2:
644–646
Glastonbury/Woodstock,
2:
661–663
jeans,
2:
825
magazines,
3:
1438–1439
mobile
media
gadgets,
2:
978–980
music,
3:
1550–1551
othering,
2:
1072
popular
music,
3:
1107–1110
resistance,
3:
1214
social
class,
3:
1552–1553
technology,
3:
1551–1552
Youthquake,
1:
178
YouTube,
2:
807,
3:
1160
Yugoslavia,
2:
670
Yuling,
Ding,
2:
813
Yurchak,
Alexei,
3:
1336
Yuriko,
Furuhata,
3:
1368
Zaller,
John,
2:
1059
Zaltman,
Gerry,
2:
1040
Zambia,
1:
244
Zanzibar,
2:
771
Zara,
2:
591,
595
Zeitlin,
Jonathan,
2:
1047
Zelizer,
Viviana,
1:
501,
545,
2:
631,
992–993,
995,
3:
1338–1340,
1342
Zetkin,
Clara,
2:
602
Zhang,
Xing
Quan,
1:
282
Zimbardo,
Philip,
1:
151
Žižek,
Slavoj,
1:
156,
2:
700–701,
756,
1024
Zoffany,
Johan,
2:
691
Zola,
Émile,
1:
436,
2:
597,
875,
1046
Zonal
models,
3:
1363
Zoos
and
wildlife
parks
,
3:1555–1556
Zukin,
Sharon,
1:
349,
3:
1342,
1353–1355,
1494–1495
Zurich
Consumverein,
1:
242
Zwick,
Detlev,
1:
18,
352,
2:
981
Table of contents
- Cover
- Contents
- List of Entries
- Reader’s Guide
- About the Editor
- Introduction
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
- Volume 2
- F
- G
- H
- I
- J
- K
- L
- M
- N
- O
- Volume 3
- P
- Q
- R
- S
- T
- U
- V
- W
- Y
- Z
- Index