Consumerism
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Consumerism
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The concept Consumerism represents the subject, aboutness, idea or notion of resources found in Public Libraries of Suffolk County, New York.
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- true2024 : a graphic novel
- trueA bunch of pretty things I did not buy
- trueA history of money : a novel
- trueAccidental branding : how ordinary people build extraordinary brands
- trueAddict nation : an intervention for America
- trueAdland : searching for the meaning of life on a branded planet
- trueAgainst thrift : why consumer culture is good for the economy, the environment, and your soul
- trueAll You Can Pay : How Companies Use Our Data to Empty Our Wallets
- trueAll business is local : why place matters more than ever in a global, virtual world
- trueAll you can pay : how companies use our data to empty our wallets
- trueAmerican earth : environmental writing since Thoreau
- trueAnthro-vision : a new way to see in business and life
- trueBarnabas Bopwright saves the city
- trueBefore Watchmen : Minutemen/Silk Spectre
- trueBehold the dreamers : a novel
- trueBeyond our means : why America spends while the world saves
- trueBottlemania : how water went on sale and why we bought it
- trueBranded for life : how Americans are brainwashed by the brands we love
- trueBuyology : truth and lies about why we buy
- trueCan't buy my love : how advertising changes the way we think and feel
- trueClutter : an untidy history
- trueCoffeeland : one man's dark empire and the making of our favorite drug
- trueCompassion, Inc. : how corporate America blurs the line between what we buy, who we are, and those we help
- trueConfessions of an eco-sinner : tracking down the sources of my stuff
- trueConsumer sense
- trueCraeft : an inquiry into the origins and true meaning of traditional crafts
- trueCrash course : if you want to get away with murder buy a car
- trueCultural insurrection : a manifesto for the art, agriculture, and natural wine
- trueCuration nation : how to win in a world where comsumers are creators
- trueDeath in Venice, California
- trueDreaming of you : a novel in verse
- trueEconomic lives : how culture shapes the economy
- trueEmpire of things : how we became a world of consumers, from the fifteenth century to the twenty-first
- trueEpic fails : the Edsel, the mullet, and other icons of unpopular culture
- trueFables of abundance : a cultural history of advertising in America
- trueFashionopolis : the secrets behind the clothes we wear
- trueFeed
- trueFlight risk : memoirs of a New Orleans bad boy
- trueFriendroid
- trueGen buY : how tweens, teens, and twenty-somethings are revolutionizing retail
- trueGet me Out of Here
- trueGet real
- trueGirl meets boy : the myth of Iphis
- trueGive it up : my year of learning to live better with less
- trueGo for it! : a practical guide to success for everyone
- trueGoliath : the 100-year war between monopoly power and democracy
- trueGreen washed : why we can't buy our way to a green planet
- trueHand drying in America : and other stories
- trueHaving and being had
- trueHeartthrobs : a history of women and desire
- trueHenry Ford
- trueHuman footprint : everything you will eat, use, wear, buy, and throw out in your lifetime
- trueHundred dollar holiday : the case for a more joyful Christmas
- trueHypercapitalism : the modern economy, its values, and how to change them
- trueIn cheap we trust : the story of a misunderstood American virtue
- trueIn persuasion nation
- trueIn the land of invisible women : a female doctor's journey in the Saudi Kingdom
- trueIn the land of invisible women : a female doctor's journey in the Saudi Kingdom
- trueInconspicuous consumption : the environmental impact you don't know you have
- trueInconspicuous consumption : the environmental impact you don't know you have
- trueKingdom come
- trueLead us into temptation : the triumph of American materialism
- trueLife Inc. : how the world became a corporation and how to take it back
- trueLiving it up : our love affair with luxury
- trueLiving large : from SUVs to double Ds, why going bigger isn't going better
- trueLost in Arcadia
- trueLovestar : a novel
- trueMARTians
- trueMaterial girls
- trueMaterialism
- trueMirroring people : the new science of how we connect with others
- trueMy Holocaust
- trueNo logo : [taking aim at the brand bullies]
- trueNo space, no choice, no jobs, no logo : taking aim at the brand bullies
- trueNothing
- trueOne nation under dog : adventures in the new world of Prozac-popping puppies, dog-park politics, and organic pet food
- trueOur black year : one family's quest to buy Black in America's racially divided economy
- trueParenting, Inc. : how we are sold on $800 strollers, fetal education, baby sign language, sleeping coaches, toddler couture, and diaper wipe warmers and what it means for our children
- truePirates of the retail wasteland
- truePlastic : an autobiography
- truePocket change : pitching in for a better world
- truePoint of purchase : how shopping changed American culture
- truePreachersNSneakers : authenticity in an age of for-profit faith and (wannabe) celebrities
- truePriceless : the myth of fair value (and how to take advantage of it)
- trueRed Army Faction blues
- trueRequiem for a species : why we resist the truth about climate change
- trueRetail therapy : life lessons learned while shopping
- trueScroogenomics : why you shouldn't buy presents for the holidays
- trueSecondhand : travels in the new global garage sale
- trueSex, genes & rock 'n' roll : how evolution has shaped the modern world
- trueShoplifter
- trueShoptimism : why the American consumer will keep on buying no matter what
- trueShould the U.S. Reduce Its Consumption?
- trueSimple prosperity : finding real wealth in a sustainable lifestyle
- trueSmall data : the tiny clues that uncover huge trends
- trueSneaky Beak
- trueSo yesterday
- trueSpending
- trueSpent : sex, evolution, and consumer behavior
- trueStuff
- trueSwallowing a donkey's eye
- trueTHE ANTI-CONSUMERIST DRUID: HOW I BEAT MY SHOPPING ADDICTION THROUGH CONNECTION WITH NATURE
- trueTen billion
- trueThe 44th of July
- trueThe Book of Ralph
- trueThe Gap of Time
- trueThe aisles have eyes : how retailers track your shopping, strip your privacy, and define your power
- trueThe attention merchants : the epic scramble to get inside our heads
- trueThe big push : how popular culture is always selling
- trueThe bling ring : how a gang of fame-obsessed teens ripped off Hollywood and shocked the world
- trueThe callers
- trueThe captive mind
- trueThe consuming instinct : what juicy burgers, Ferraris, pornography, and gift giving reveal about human nature
- trueThe day the world stops shopping : how ending consumerism saves the environment and ourselves
- trueThe decadent society : how we became the victims of our own success
- trueThe deep whatsis
- trueThe end of growth : adapting to our new economic reality
- trueThe fledging of Az Gabrielson
- trueThe gap of time : the winter's tale retold
- trueThe genius of the beast : a radical re-vision of capitalism
- trueThe gospel according to Larry
- trueThe gospel of wellness : gyms, gurus, Goop, and the false promise of self-care
- trueThe happiness industry : how the government and big business sold us well-being
- trueThe impulse society : America in the age of instant gratification
- trueThe last dream-o-rama : the cars Detroit forgot to build, 1950-1960
- trueThe long tail : why the future of business is selling less of more
- trueThe mall
- trueThe naked consumer : how our private lives become public commodities
- trueThe outsourced self : intimate life in market times
- trueThe people's tycoon : Henry Ford and the American century
- trueThe power of half : one family's decision to stop taking and start giving back
- trueThe power of half : one family's decision to stop taking and start giving back
- trueThe radicalism of the American revolution
- trueThe revenge of analog : real things and why they matter
- trueThe secret life of stuff : a manual for a new material world
- trueThe story of stuff : how our obsession with stuff is trashing the planet, our communities, and our health -- and a vision for change
- trueThe tanning of America : how hip-hop created a culture that rewrote the rules of the new economy
- trueThe tanning of America : how hip-hop created a culture that rewrote the rules of the new economy
- trueThe things we've seen
- trueThe velvet rope economy : how inequality became big business
- trueThe world beyond your head : on becoming an individual in an age of distraction
- trueThe wrench
- trueThere is no freedom without bread! : 1989 and the civil war that brought down communism
- trueThieves in the Temple : the Christian church and the selling of the American soul
- trueThis could be our future : a manifesto for a more generous world
- trueThose that wake
- trueThrift shopping : discovering bargains and hidden treasures
- trueUnraveled : the life and death of a garment
- trueUnthinking : the surprising forces behind what we buy
- trueWallet activism : how to use every dollar you spend, earn, and save as a force for change
- trueWe do our part : toward a fairer and more equal America
- trueWhat Chinese want : culture, communism, and China's modern consumer
- trueWhat women want : the global marketplace turns female-friendly
- trueWhat's mine is yours : the rise of collaborative consumption
- trueWhite coat, black hat : adventures on the dark side of medicine
- trueWhy America failed : the roots of imperial decline
- trueWoke, Inc. : inside corporate America's social justice scam
- trueWomen want more : how to capture your share of the world's largest, fastest-growing market
- trueYarn
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