Titlebook: Childhood and Consumer Culture; David Buckingham,Vebj?rg Tingstad Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Relativistic Dirac Quantum Geometries,fter a divorce, a child’s life is split between two places, but often one place feels more representative of her identity than another. Examining what children and adolescents consume and display (or are given no choice but to display) in their dwellings during and after their parents’ divorce can s

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Tunnelling and the Lazy Baker’s Map2; Chaplin & John, 2007). This chapter explores the relationship between materialism and children’s self-esteem. In particular, it focuses on one area which has so far received relatively little attention, namely the effects of socio-economic status (SES) on this interaction. In other words, are the

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The Dao of Consumer Socialization: Raising Children in the Chinese Consumer Revolutionerms of the percentage of total family income allocated to children’s consumption (Ying 2003). That children’s level of consumption should rise proportionally to a family’s income is in itself not very surprising, but it is noteworthy that in the Chinese case it has in fact exceeded the level of adult consumption.

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