Cross-cultural consumption/  global markets,local realities 
Howes, David 
 - 1st ed. 
 - London:  Routledge,  1996. 
 - 214 p. 
<br/><br/>INTRODUCTION: COMMODITIES AND CULTURAL<br/>BORDERS<br/>David Howes<br/>Part I The mirror of consumption<br/>THE EMPIRE'S OLD CLOTHES: FASHIONING<br/>THE COLONIAL SUBJECT<br/>Jean Comaroff<br/>SUGAR CANE, COCA-COLA AND HYPERMARKETS:<br/>CONSUMPTION AND SURREALISM IN THE<br/>ARGENTINE NORTHWEST<br/>Constance Classen<br/>PERISHABLE GOODS: MODES OF CONSUMPTION<br/>IN THE PACIFIC ISLANDS<br/>jean-Marc Philibert and ChristineJourdan<br/>Part 11 Consuming the 'other*<br/>COOKING THE BOOKS: GLOBAL OR LOCAL<br/>IDENTITIES IN CONTEMPORARY BRITISH<br/>FOOD CULTURES?<br/>Allison James<br/>COFFEE BREAKS AND COFFEE CONNECTIONS:<br/>THE LIVED EXPERIENCE OF A COMMODITY IN<br/>TANZANIAN AND EUROPEAN WORLDS<br/>Brad Weiss<br/>SELLING GUATEMALA: MAYA EXPORT PRODUCTS<br/>IN US MAIL-ORDER CATALOGUES<br/>Carol Hendrickson<br/>Part III Consumption and identity<br/>NEGOTIATING IDENTITIES IN QUITO'S<br/>CULTURAL BORDERLANDS: NATIVE WOMEN'S<br/>PERFORMANCES FOR THE ECUADOREAN<br/>TOURIST MARKET<br/>Mary M. Crain<br/>8 CULTURAL APPROPRIATION AND RESISTANCE<br/>IN THE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST:<br/>DECOMMODIFYING 'INDIANNESS'<br/>David Howes<br/>9 TRANSFORMING IMAGES: COMMUNICATION<br/>TECHNOLOGIES AND CULTURAL IDENTITY<br/>IN NISHNAWBE-ASKI<br/>Marian Bredin<br/>EPILOGUE: THE DYNAMICS AND ETHICS OF<br/>CROSS-CULTURAL CONSUMPTION<br/>Constance Classen and David Howes<br/>VJ 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780415138895 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>394.12  / HOW/C