Evaluating Consumer Culture Research Papers
Consumer culture research (also referred to as “CCT” research) in JCR addresses consumer behavior phenomena in their socio-cultural context.
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The Legitimation of Contested Products
How do marketplace objects and their properties facilitate market legitimacy?
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Consumers: A Presidential Design Concern
How has the American citizen-consumer subject been created since the 1980s?
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Consumer Culture Research in JCR: Our List
A collection for research and training, created by Zeynep Arsel, Markus Giesler, and Ashlee Humphreys.
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Home is Where the Money Is
University of Wisconsin-Madison sociologist Max Besbris on his new consumer analysis of the housing market.
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The Hybrid Economies of Collaborative Networks
This study explains the emergence of hybrid economies.
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2020 JCR Best Paper Winner
Best paper award winner David Crockett on the importance of studying discrimination and stigmatized treatment.
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Sociology Conferences to Attend in 2021
We asked Dr. Allison Pugh, Sociology Professor at the University of Virginia and member of the JCR Policy Board.
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How Do Brands Craft National We-ness?
Although brands have long been carriers of national identity, can brands actually shape or create a popular sense of who ‘we’ are?
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Race in the Marketplace
The Race in the Marketplace Initiative (RIM) is an international transdisciplinary research network dedicated to knowledge production on the historic,
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