ISBN:
0520216393
,
0520216407
Language:
English
Pages:
XIII, 366 S.
,
Ill.
,
24
Series Statement:
Studies on China 22
Series Statement:
Studies on China
DDC:
339.470951
Keywords:
Privater Konsum
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Verbraucher
;
Konsumentenverhalten
;
China
;
Consumers China
;
Consumption (Economics) China
;
Consumer behavior China
;
Gesellschaftsordnung
;
Systemtransformation
;
Konsumgesellschaft
;
Kommerzialisierung
;
Wirkung
;
Auswirkung
;
Sozialverhalten
;
Wert
;
Sozioökonomischer Wandel
;
Verbraucherverhalten
;
Freizeitgestaltung
;
Lebensstandard
;
China
;
Aufsatzsammlung
;
China
;
Verbraucher
;
Wirtschaftswachstum
Description / Table of Contents:
I: The consumer revolution and the domestic sphere. Fraser, D.: Inventing oasis. Luxury housing advertisements and reconfiguring domestic space in Shanghai. - S. 25-53. Sensenbrenner, J. S.: Commercializing childhood. Parental purchases for Shanghai's only child. - S. 54-79. Gillette, M.: What's in a dress? Brides in the Hui quarter of Xi'an. - S. 80-106. Veeck, A.: The revitalization of the marketplace. Food markets of Nanjing. - S. 107-123. Lu Hanlong: To be relatively comfortable in an egalitarian society. - S. 124-141. II: Sociability in a more commodified society. Erwin, K.: Heart-to-heart, phone-to-phone. Family values, sexuality, and the politics of Shanghai's advice hotlines. - S. 145-170. Erbaugh, M. S.: Greeting cards in China. Mixed language of connections and affections. - S. 171-200. Yan Yunxiang: Of Hamburger and social space. Consuming McDonald's in Beijing. - S. 201-225. Farrer, J.: Dancing through the market transition. Disco and dance hall sociability in Shanghai. - S. 226-249. Wan
Note:
Includes bibliographical references (p. 323-344) and index
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Enth. 14 Beitr
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Literaturverz. S. 323 - 344
URL:
http://www.loc.gov/catdir/bios/ucal052/98043811.html
