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INTEREST CATEGORY: CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
POSTING TYPE: TOCs

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Reconceptualising prosumption beyond the ‘cultural turn’: Passive fashion prosumption in Korea and China
—Tommy Tse and Ling Tung Tsang [] []

The disappearance of community, work and everyday life in late capitalism: Private housing advertisements from 1961 to 2011 in global Hong Kong
—Kimburley Wing Yee Choi, Annie Hau Nung Chan, and Anita Kit Wa Chan [] []

(Re)introducing embodied practical understanding to the sociology of sustainable consumption
—Mette Hove Jacobsen and Anders Rhiger Hansen [] []

Do you know who you are selling to? An ethnographic approach to upper-class shopping experiences in Rio de Janeiro
—Ana Carolina Balthazar and Everardo Rocha [] []

Edible communities: How Singapore creates a nation of consumers for consumption
—Andrew Duffy and Ginnette Ng Hui Xian [] []

Here is a place for you/know your place: Critiquing “biopedagogy” embedded in images of the female body in fitness advertising
—Carly Drake and Scott K. Radford [] []

Deviant consumption meets consumption-as-usual: The construction of deviance and normality within consumer research
—Aino Koskenniemi [] []

Consuming takeaway food: Convenience, waste and Chinese young people’s urban lifestyle
—Chen Liu and Jiaxi Chen [] []

How place shapes taste: The local formation of middle-class residential preferences in two Israeli cities
—Guy Shani [] []

Consumer boycott amid conflict: The situated agency of political consumers in the occupied Palestinian territory
—Aurélie Bröckerhoff and Mufid Qassoum [] []

Utopia Digital: Non-governmental organizations and the making of consumers in Brazil’s “New Middle Class” shantytowns
—Jason B. Scott [] []

Consumer theory’s narcissism epidemic: Towards a theoretical framework that differentiates the self and other
—Todd Bruce Allen Hartley [] []

Politicizing fashion: Inconspicuous consumption and anti-intellectualism during the Cultural Revolution in China
—Weiwei Zhang [] []