Consumerism in world history : the global transformation of desire / Peter N. Stearns.

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Stearns, Peter N

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Themes in world historyPublication details: New York : Routledge, 2006.Edition: 2nd edDescription: 1 online resource (x, 164 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

020396988X
9780203969885
9786610478378
6610478376
1134156774
9781134156771
1280478373
9781280478376

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Consumerism in world history.DDC classification:

339.4/7 22

LOC classification:

HC79.C6 S74 2006eb

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15.50
Kv.4/DR
Qaace/DR
MS 5560
NW 2000
NW 3200
QW 100
QW 300

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Contents:

The emergence of consumerism in the West -- Consumerism goes global.

Summary: This second edition of Consumerism in World History draws on recent research of the consumer experience in the West and Japan, while also examining societies less renowned for consumerism, such as those in Africa.By relating consumerism to other issues in world history, this book forces reassessment of our understanding of both consumerism and global history. Each chapter has been updated and new features now include:a chapter on Latin AmericaRussian and Chinese developments since the 1990sthe changes involved in trying to bolster consumerism as.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

The emergence of consumerism in the West -- Consumerism goes global.

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This second edition of Consumerism in World History draws on recent research of the consumer experience in the West and Japan, while also examining societies less renowned for consumerism, such as those in Africa.By relating consumerism to other issues in world history, this book forces reassessment of our understanding of both consumerism and global history. Each chapter has been updated and new features now include:a chapter on Latin AmericaRussian and Chinese developments since the 1990sthe changes involved in trying to bolster consumerism as.

English.

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