Journal of Consumer Culture

Mass imagineering, mass customization and mass production: Complementary cultures for creativity, choice and convenience

Beyond ‘behaviour’: The institutionalisation of practice and the case of energy-efficient lighting in Denmark

The changing nature of consumption and the intensification of McDonaldization in the digital age

Moral economies of consumption

Cold chains in Hanoi and Bangkok: Changing systems of provision and practice

Bridging cultural categories of consumption through indeterminacy: A consumer culture perspective on the rise of African Pentecostal-Charismatic Christianity

Intensive mothering in hard times: Foucauldian ethical self-formation and cruel optimism

The thin ideal and the practice of fashion

Changing patterns of conspicuous consumption: Media representations of luxury in second homes

‘More, bigger, better’ household appliances: Contesting normativity in practices through emotions

The changing ethos and personae of shop-window mannequins within consumer culture: Expressions of gendered embodiment

The state–consumer relationship and the instituting of consumer protection in East Asian societies

Reading a water menu: Bottled water and the cultivation of taste

Boosting bodily capital: Maintaining masculinity, aesthetic pleasure and instrumental utility through the consumption of steroids:

Practices in taste maintenance. The case of Indian diaspora markets

Re)introducing embodied practical understanding to the sociology of sustainable consumption

The aestheticization of restraint: The popular appeal of de-cluttering after the global financial crisis

Social bases of material consumption: The relationship between social groups and possession of household appliances in Denmark

Consuming takeaway food: Convenience, waste and Chinese young people’s urban lifestyle:

Prosumer culture and the question of fetishism

Music mavens revisited: Comparing the impact of connectivity and dispositions in the digital age:

How place shapes taste: The local formation of middle-class residential preferences in two Israeli cities:

The duality of social self-categorization in consumption

Edible communities: How Singapore creates a nation of consumers for consumption:

The hedonic delights of frugality: Pound store shopping in austere times

Here is a place for you/know your place: Critiquing “biopedagogy” embedded in images of the female body in fitness advertising:

Politicizing fashion: Inconspicuous consumption and anti-intellectualism during the Cultural Revolution in China:

High culture, black culture: Strategic assimilation and cultural steering in museum philanthropy:

Deviant consumption meets consumption-as-usual: The construction of deviance and normality within consumer research:

Cultural globalization from the periphery: translation practices of English-speaking K-pop fans

Territorialising brand experience and consumption: Negotiating a role for pop-up retailing:

Mother, consumer, trader: Gendering the commodification of second-hand economies since the recession

Searching for lost femininity: Russian middle-aged women’s participation in the post-Soviet consumer culture

Austerity and everyday life: Perspectives on practices of consumption and thrift

Do you know who you are selling to? An ethnographic approach to upper-class shopping experiences in Rio de Janeiro:

Utopia Digital: Non-governmental organizations and the making of consumers in Brazil’s “New Middle Class” shantytowns:

The disappearance of community, work and everyday life in late capitalism: Private housing advertisements from 1961 to 2011 in global Hong Kong:

Gleaning around the globe: Reframing urban thrift via practices and economies of hard rubbish reuse

Consumer theory’s narcissism epidemic: Towards a theoretical framework that differentiates the self and other:

The role of nostalgia in retro sewing

Gateways for consumption: A rhythmanalysis

Consumer boycott amid conflict: The situated agency of political consumers in the occupied Palestinian territory:

A new image for a new profession: Self-image and representation in the professionalization of design in Britain, 1945–1960

Fashion, product innovation, and consumer culture in the late 19th century: Alle Città d’Italia department store in Milan

The knowing mother: Maternal knowledge and the reinforcement of the feminine consuming subject in magazine advertisements:

Blaming consumers: Ideology and European austerity