Titlebook: Decoding Modern Consumer Societies; Hartmut Berghoff,Uwe Spiekermann Book 2012 The German Historical Institute 2012 anthropology.commerce.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137013002anthropology; commerce; cultural history; environment; gender; Germany; history; history of science; intelle

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978-1-349-29729-0The German Historical Institute 2012

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Taking Stock and Forging Ahead: The Past and Future of Consumption Historyt individuals and groups held in the realm of production. During the past two decades, however, there has been a profound paradigm shift, and consumption has emerged as a sphere in its own right. The way people shop, eat, and spend their leisure has come to be seen not as a direct extension of their

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The Hidden Consumer: Consumption in the Economic History of Japann the heady years of the 1980s bubble economy, Japanese shoppers led the world in their appreciation of luxury brands and high fashion, while consumers everywhere were developing a taste for many of the less expensive, but still distinctive and high-quality goods and services that made up the Japane

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Consumption, Identities, and Agency in Africa: An Overviewve been seen as providers of globally circulating raw materials, goods, and commodities (like rubber and ivory, but also art and slaves), but rarely has the role of consumers in these societies been considered. Even during the last years, when consumption in Africa became a major topic with regard t

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