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Routledge The Changing Consumer: Markets and Meanings - Routledge

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Description

Explore how consumer culture shapes modern society with this comprehensive academic text from Routledge. The Changing Consumer examines the pervasive influence of the consumer ethic across all aspects of contemporary life, from what we see and hear to how we feel and interact. This book investigates why consumption has become central to understanding social, economic and political transformation, drawing on contributions from leading theorists in the field. Perfect for students and scholars of anthropology, sociology and consumer studies, it provides critical perspectives on consumer behaviour, consumer rights and the evolving meaning of consumption in the 21st century.

Key Features

The Changing Consumer is part of the Studies in Consumption and Markets series, offering academic depth on consumer culture theory.

Published by Routledge, a leading academic publisher known for rigorous scholarship in social sciences.

Explores the connection between consumption and social, economic and political change across contemporary society.

Features contributions from leading theorists of consumption, providing multiple expert perspectives on consumer behaviour.

Ideal for anthropology and sociology students seeking to understand consumer rights and the nature of modern consumer ethics.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
20 December 2001
Listed Since
08 February 2007

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