"Lived Experiences of Public Consumption "brings together original
research of anthropologists and sociologists whose work begins with
the premise that culture and markets/commerce are inseparable.
Chapters cover a range of topical areas such as authenticity in a
Thai handicraft market, higgerling among women in Jamaica and
global shopping in Australia. Cultures and practices from almost
every continent are represented in studies addressing the ways in
which the shifting landscapes of global commerce find expression in
the political dynamics of marketplaces.
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