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The article discusses European consumer culture. The author reflects on consumer culture as a new phenomenon, the replacement of diversity with homogeneity, and the erosion of civic engagement due to materialism and leisure. The social consequences in Europe of consumer durables in the home, rising affluence, and increased leisure time are explored. Other topics include the uniformity of mass consumption, generational identities in youth culture, and the consumer as a political subject rooted in progressive and nationalist traditions
From tulips to jewels, gastronomy to silver, coffee to colours, that late 17th century and the 18th ...
This article outlines the social and cultural history of youth consumptions since the end of the 19t...
with respect to the formation of the shared European Union (EU) commodity market. It asks how, throu...
none1noThis article summarizes the main historical changes in the history of consumer cultures since...
This study aims at disclosing the roots of contemporary consumer culture. By emphasizing the relatio...
This article has two aims. First, it seeks to raise awareness about three competing frameworks that ...
Haupt H-G. Consumption History in Europe: An Overview of Recent Trends. In: Berghoff H, Spiekermann ...
The book is organized to offer an historically-grounded and theoretically-informed analysis of conte...
Widespread narratives on consumption mostly connect it with capitalism and (Western) modernity. That...
This article examines whether social class influences the likelihood of engaging in political consum...
Globalization and consumerism are two of the buzzwords of the early twenty-first century. In Consumi...
This article argues that the unprecedented prominence of consumer groups in contemporary Europe is n...
This article has two aims. First, it seeks to raise awareness about three competing frameworks that ...
The striking emergence of ‘consumer society’ in the Low Countries during the twentieth century came ...
The study of consumption in social life is growing. Moving from being a relatively unimportant part ...
From tulips to jewels, gastronomy to silver, coffee to colours, that late 17th century and the 18th ...
This article outlines the social and cultural history of youth consumptions since the end of the 19t...
with respect to the formation of the shared European Union (EU) commodity market. It asks how, throu...
none1noThis article summarizes the main historical changes in the history of consumer cultures since...
This study aims at disclosing the roots of contemporary consumer culture. By emphasizing the relatio...
This article has two aims. First, it seeks to raise awareness about three competing frameworks that ...
Haupt H-G. Consumption History in Europe: An Overview of Recent Trends. In: Berghoff H, Spiekermann ...
The book is organized to offer an historically-grounded and theoretically-informed analysis of conte...
Widespread narratives on consumption mostly connect it with capitalism and (Western) modernity. That...
This article examines whether social class influences the likelihood of engaging in political consum...
Globalization and consumerism are two of the buzzwords of the early twenty-first century. In Consumi...
This article argues that the unprecedented prominence of consumer groups in contemporary Europe is n...
This article has two aims. First, it seeks to raise awareness about three competing frameworks that ...
The striking emergence of ‘consumer society’ in the Low Countries during the twentieth century came ...
The study of consumption in social life is growing. Moving from being a relatively unimportant part ...
From tulips to jewels, gastronomy to silver, coffee to colours, that late 17th century and the 18th ...
This article outlines the social and cultural history of youth consumptions since the end of the 19t...
with respect to the formation of the shared European Union (EU) commodity market. It asks how, throu...
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