Empire of things : how we became a world of consumers, from the fifteenth century to the twenty-first
By: Trentmann, Frank
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Summary:
Looks at the history of the growth of consumerism, exposing the international nature of its expansion through the last six hundred years, and the challenges it poses to the planet.
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REGULAR | University of Wollongong in Dubai Main Collection | 339.4709 TR EM (Browse shelf) | Available | T0055279 |
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339.47 SC AU Austerity : | 339.47 ST BU The business of sharing : | 339.47083 BA CH Childhood under siege : | 339.4709 TR EM Empire of things : | 339.470973 BE CO Consumed : | 339.5 AU ST Australian macroeconomics / | 339.5 AU ST Australian macroeconomics / |
Introduction -- Part one. Three cultures of consumption -- The Enlightenment of consumption -- Imperium of things -- Cities -- The consumer revolution comes home -- Age of ideologies -- Inside affluence -- Asia consumes -- Part two. Preface -- Buy now, pay later -- Not so fast -- From the cradle to the grave -- Outside the marketplace -- Home and away -- Matters of the spirit -- Throwaway society? -- Epilogue.
Looks at the history of the growth of consumerism, exposing the international nature of its expansion through the last six hundred years, and the challenges it poses to the planet.