Papers from the symposium "Cultures of Consumerism" with guest editor Kristen Ghodsee.
Table of Contents
| Cultures of Consumerism |
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AEER editor |
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| Editorial: Two Hungarian Uprisings: 1956 and 2006 |
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Krista Harper |
4-5 |
| Editors' Preview and Call for Papers |
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Krista Harper, Julie Hemment |
6 |
Special Issue Section
| “Shopaholic” In Eastern Europe: A Guest Editor's Foreword |
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Kristen Ghodsee |
7-9 |
| New Directions in the Study of Postsocialist Consumption |
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Daphne Berdahl |
10-12 |
| Aerobics and Self-Asserting Discourses: Mapping the Gendered Body in Post-Socialist Romania |
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Petruţa Mîndruţ |
13-24 |
| Of Gloss, Glitter and Lipstick: Fashion, Femininity and Wealth in Post-Socialist Urban Bulgaria |
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Elitza Ranova |
25-34 |
| Sakha Pop Music-A Celebration of Consuming |
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Aimar Ventsel |
35-43 |
| Contentious Discourses Surrounding Supermarkets in Post-Soviet Bishkek |
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Aisalkyn Botoeva |
44-53 |
| Innocence Lost: Cinematic Representation of 1960s Consumption for 1990s Hungary |
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Krisztina Fehérváry |
54-61 |
Open Forum Section
| Public Duties and Private Obligations: Networking and Personalisation of Relations in Ukraine |
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Alexander Tymczuk |
62-70 |
| An Ethics of Hope: Working on the Self in Contemporary Moscow |
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Jarrett Zigon |
71-80 |
| Refugees as Harbingers of Political Change in Serbia |
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Andrei Simić |
81-90 |
| Ideology of Consumption in Soviet Union: From Asceticism to the Legitimating of Consumer Goods |
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Olga Gurova |
91-98 |
Reviews
| Book Review: The Red Riviera, Kristen Ghodsee |
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Oriol Pi-Sunyer |
99-100 |
| Book Review: Mediterranean Ethnological Summer School, Bostjan Kravanja and Matej Vranjes (eds) |
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Pam Ballinger |
101-102 |
| Book Review: Being Góral: Identity Politics and Globalization in Postsocialist Poland, Deborah Cahalen Schneider |
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Peter Vermeersch |
103-104 |
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