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|a Research in consumer behavior.
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|c edited by Russell W. Belk, Søren Askegaard, [and] Linda Scott.
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|t Consumer culture theory : the seven year itch /
|r Russell W. Belk,
|r Søren Askegaard, and
|r Linda Scott --
|t Broader, closer, sweeter : first CCT presidential address /
|r John F. Sherry, Jr. --
|g Part I.
|t Gifts ;
|t Ideological outcomes of marketing practices : a critical historical analysis of child sponsorship programs /
|r Leighann C. Neilson and
|r Robert Mittelman --
|t Gifts and gifting in online communities /
|r Tonya Williams Bradford,
|r Sonya A. Grier, and
|r Geraldine Rosa Henderson --
|t When online recycling enables givers to escape the tensions of the gift economy /
|r Valérie Guillard and
|r Céline Del Bucchia --
|g Part II.
|t Identity ;
|t Traversing the matriarch's domain : how young men negotiate the feminized space of fashion consumption and self-presentation /
|r Dee Duffy --
|t The unspoken truth : a phenomenological study of changes in women's sense of self and the intimate relationship with cosmetics consumption /
|r Chihling Liu,
|r Debbie Keeling, and
|r Margaret Hogg --
|t Sharing the meal : food consumption and family identity /
|r Benedetta Cappellini and
|r Elizabeth Parsons --
|t 'Your life when you've got everything is different' : forced transformations and consumption practices /
|r Andrés Barrios,
|r Maria G. Piacentini, and
|r Laura Salciuvien --
|g Part III.
|t Online worlds ;
|t Attachment to digital virtual possessions in videogames /
|r Rebecca Watkins and
|r Mike Molesworth --
|t "Doing privacy" ; consumers search for sovereignty through privacy management practices /
|r Jo En Yap,
|r Michael B. Beverland, and
|r Liliana L. Bove --
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|g Part IV.
|t Globalism and acculturation ;
|t A closer glance at the notion of boundaries in acculturation studies : typologies, intergenerational divergences, and consumer agency /
|r Fatima Regany,
|r Luca M. Visconti, and
|r Marie-Hélène Fosse-Gomez --
|t Cultural reflexivity and the nostalgia for global consumer culture : insights from a multicultural multiple migration context /
|r Julie Emontspool and
|r Dannie Kjeldgaard --
|t Homecoming tendencies : the art of preserving one's existence in places of origin /
|r Pilar Rojas Gaviria --
|g Part V.
|t Sustainable living ;
|t Consumover citizens and sustainability discourse : practicing consumer agency through moving with commodities /
|r Niklas Hansson and
|r Helene Brembeck --
|t Different ways of saying goodbye : outlining three types of abandonment of a product category /
|r Maribel Suarez and
|r Marie Agnes Chauvel --
|t Myth busting : living in harmony with nature is less harmonic than it seems /
|r Joachim Scholz --
|g Part VI.
|t Object relations ;
|t Proximal and contagious indexicality : unpacking the meanings of celebrity-owned objects /
|r John L. Lastovicka and
|r Chadwick J. Miller --
|t The dirty pint : consumption objects in young people's extreme alcohol consumption and enactment of self /
|r Hayley L. Cocker,
|r Emma N. Banister, and
|r Maria G. Piacentini --
|t World's largest metaphor hits iceberg : travelling in trope on Titanic /
|r Stephen Brown.
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|a This volume contains a selection of consumer culture theory based research in consumer behavior. All the papers were presented at The Consumer Culture Theory Conference 2012, the seventh of its kind, held at Saïd Business School, Oxford University in August 2012. The papers in this volume were selected by the editors based on reviewer feedback on the qualities of these papers as well as editors' readings of the various manuscripts. The conference contained a significant amount of work based on practice theory and generated fruitful discussions around the usefulness and limits of this approach for understanding consumption and consumers. The conference was more international and more European than ever before, which is reflected in the institutional affiliation of contributing authors. This volume is divided into six sections, reflecting overarching themes in the contributions and, thereby also indirectly pointing to the versatility of consumer culture theorizing, spanning from a set of papers on the fundamental anthropological phenomenon of social gift giving to a postmodern tour de force of contemporary metaphorical thinking.
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