The SAGE Handbook of Consumer Culture

1 Introduction
Part I: Sociology of Consumption
2 The Emergence of Contemporary Consumer Culture
3 The Systems of Provision Approach to Understanding Consumption1
4 The Making of the Consumer: Historical and Sociological Perspectives
5 Consumption Class and Taste
Part II: Geographies of Consumer Culture
6 Debunking the Myths of Global Consumer Culture Literature
7 Consumer Culture in Socialist Russia
8 New Urbanism, Post-nationalism and Consumerist Modernity in India
9 Consumption and Consumer Rights in Contemporary China
10 Spaces of (Consumer) Resistance
Part III: Consumer Culture Studies in Marketing
11 Consumer Culture Theory: A Front-row Seat at the Sidelines
12 Consumer Identity Projects
13 Re-presenting, Reinvigorating and Reconciling: Gift-giving Research within and beyond the CCT Paradigm
14 Prosumption Tribes: How Consumers Collectively Rework Brands, Products, Services and Markets
15 Contesting Understandings of Contestation: Rethinking Perspectives on Activism
Part IV: Consumer Culture in Media and Cultural Studies
16 Consumer Culture and the Media
17 Body Projects: Fashion, Aesthetic Modifications and Stylized Selves
18 Who Takes the First Bite? A Critical Overview of Gender Representations in Food Advertising
19 Biopolitical Marketing and Technologies of Enclosure
Part V: Material Cultures of Consumption
20 The Materiality of Consumer Culture
21 Subject/Object Relations and Consumer Culture
22 Another Consumer Culture Theory. An ANT Look at Consumption, or How ‘Market-things’ Help ‘Cultivate’ Consumers
23 Objects: From Signs to Design
24 The War on Cash1
Part VI: The Politics of Consumer Culture
25 Consumer-Citizens: Markets, Marketing and the Making of ‘Choice'
26 Are You Neoliberal Fit? The Politics of Consumption under Neoliberalism
27 Sustainable Consumption, Consumer Culture and the Politics of a Megatrend
28 Buying into the Nation: The Politics of Consumption and Nationalism
29 The Politics of Consumption