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Volume 22, Number 5, September 2008
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INTRODUCTION
pp. 519-530(12)
Authors: Binkley, Sam; Littler, Jo

YOUNG WOMEN AND CONSUMER CULTURE
pp. 531-550(20)
Author: McRobbie, Angela

AGAINST THE COMMODIFICATION OF EVERYTHING
pp. 551-566(16)
Author: Gilbert, Jeremy

ALTERNATIVE HEDONISM, CULTURAL THEORY AND THE ROLE OF AESTHETIC REVISIONING
pp. 567-587(21)
Author: Soper, Kate

TACKLING TURBO CONSUMPTION
pp. 588-598(11)
Author: Schor, Juliet

LIQUID CONSUMPTION
pp. 599-623(25)
Author: Binkley, Sam

THE ELUSIVE SUBJECTS OF NEO-LIBERALISM
pp. 624-653(30)
Authors: Barnett, Clive; Clarke, Nick; Cloke, Paul; Malpass, Alice

CONSUMING THE CAMPESINO
pp. 654-679(26)
Author: Zick Varul, Matthias

ALTERNATIVE REALITIES
pp. 680-699(20)
Author: Thomas, Lyn

FOURTH WORLDS AND NEO-FORDISM
pp. 700-723(24)
Authors: Moor, Liz; Littler, Jo

CONSUMING AUTHENTICITY
pp. 724-748(25)
Author: Zukin, Sharon

FASHIONING SOCIAL JUSTICE THROUGH POLITICAL CONSUMERISM, CAPITALISM, AND THE INTERNET
pp. 749-769(21)
Authors: Micheletti, Michele; Stolle, Dietlind

THE QUANDARIES OF CONSUMER-BASED LABOR ACTIVISM
pp. 770-787(18)
Author: Ross, Andrew

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