Assembling Consumption: Researching Actors, Networks and Markets

1. Assembling Consumption / Robin Canniford and Domen Bajde

Part I: Heterogeneity: Relations in Process
2. From Counterculture Movement to Mainstream Market: Emergence of the U.S. Organic Food Industry / John W. Schouten, Diane M. Martin, Hedon Blakaj and Andrei Botez
3. Assembling Markets and Value / Zeynep Arsel
4. The Concept of the Assemblage and the Case of Markets / Jon Roffe

Part II: A World of Hybrids
5. The Heterogeneous and Open-ended Project of Assembling Family / Linda L. Price and Amber Epp
6. Home in Mobility: An Exercise in Assemblage Thinking / Bernardo Figueiredo
7. OOO: Oooh! / Norah Campbell and Gerard McHugh

Part III: Consumers within Networks
8. Empathetic Engagements and Authentic Detachments: On horses, Leaders and Interspecies Becomings / Aja Smith
9. The Digital Doppelganger Within: A Study on Self-Tracking and the Quantified Self Movement / Matthias Bode and Dorthe Brogard Kristensen
10. Post-Dualistic Method: Mining for New Research Questions / Robin Canniford and Avi Shankar

Part IV: Intervening in Assemblages
11. Mood-Management in the English Premier League / Tim Hill
12. Triggers, Tensions and Trajectories: Toward an Understanding of the Dynamics of Consumer Enrolment in Uneasily Intersecting Assemblages / Daiane Scaraboto and Eileen Fischer
13. Commentary: Where is the Critical in Consumer-Oriented Actor-Network Theory? / Shona Bettany