TOC: J Con Cult
Introduction
Journal of Consumer Culture, 13(3)
Consumption as biopower: Governing bodies with loyalty cards
–Sami Coll [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Investigating second-hand fashion trade and consumption in the Philippines: Expanding existing discourses
–Veronica L. Isla [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Creating and sustaining a culture of hope: Feng Shui discourses and practices in Hong Kong
–Jeff Wang, Annamma Joy, and John F. Sherry, Jr [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
‘We just know!’: Tacit knowledge and knowledge production in the Turkish advertising industry
–Yesim Kaptan [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
‘Prosuming’ conservation? Web 2.0, nature and the intensification of value-producing labour in late capitalism
–Bram Buscher and Jim Igoe [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Designing an explanatory practice framework: Local food systems as a case
–Maarten Crivits and Erik Paredis [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Classification struggles, moral criticism and the interethnic trade of prestige goods between two Romanian Roma groups
–Peter Berta [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
A break from ‘reality’: An investigation into the ‘experiments with subjectivity’ on offer within the promotion of sustainable tourism in the UK
–Paul Hanna [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Infant-feeding consumerism in the age of intensive mothering and risk society
–Sara Afflerback, Shannon K. Carter, Amanda Koontz Anthony, and Liz Grauerholz [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
Nobody was dirty: Intervening in inconspicuous consumption of laundry routines
–Tullia Jack [Publisher] [Google Scholar]
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