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Consumption and Society, 2022
This article discusses themes identified as aims and objectives of Consumption and Society, reflecting on connections between the journal’s two titular concepts. It contrasts two distinct definitions and understandings of consumption, as purchase via market exchange and as the use of goods and services.
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This article discusses themes identified as aims and objectives of Consumption and Society, reflecting on connections between the journal’s two titular concepts. It contrasts two distinct definitions and understandings of consumption, as purchase via market exchange and as the use of goods and services.
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Consumption and Market Society in Israel
International Sociology, 2006Radhamany Sooryamoorthy
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Australia, a consumptive society
Drug and Alcohol Review, 2016AbstractUntil the mid‐20th century, consumption, as tuberculosis was then known, was a major cause of illness and death in Australia. Unfortunately, since then, other so‐called consumptive diseases have emerged to supplant tuberculosis, namely, those related to the use of alcohol and tobacco, and overweight and obesity.Over the last 30 years, much ...
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Consumption in the Information Society
Russian Education & Society, 2010Use of new informational and communications technologies in Russia has been increasing in recent years, but Russia still remains behind many other countries in level of access. This is both a result of and a further contributor to Russia's economic backwardness.
V. M. Zherebin +2 more
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THE CONSUMPTIONAL DIMENSION OF AGEING IN SOCIETY
sj-economics scientific journal, 2018The aim of the article: The aim of this article is to present the impact of demographic change (with special regard to the ageing of the population) in Poland and its influence on buying decisions and market demand.Main conclusions: The assessment of seniors with regard to their attractiveness as new consumers, often leads to the foregone conclusion ...
KAROLINA BARBARA DOCZYK +1 more
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Consumption and the Critique of Society
2016In the task of critique the interpretive social sciences have grown timid. Attempts by professional social scientists to capture the zeitgeist, or to measure the social world as it is against how it might be, have become fewer. Nevertheless, there is a continuing concern with improving the quality of life for many different populations and groups ...
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‘Consumption + Affluent Society’
, 2010 Clarke, D. B. (2010) ‘Consumption + Affluent Society’ in Smith, R. G.
David Clarke
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