Retailing, consumption and capital : towards the new retail geography
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Retailing, consumption and capital : towards the new retail geography
Longman, 1996
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Bibliography: p. 302-342
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
Retail geography is in the process of positioning itself at the centre of a number of key debates on services, consumption and capital. Retailing can no longer be treated as being only indirectly associated with the 'real' world of production, but rather at the 'leading edge' of new developments within labour practices and the social relations of production. This text provides an innovative collection of chapters, giving an informed analysis of the transformation of the retail sector. It includes corporate restructuring and retailer-manufacturer-regulatory state relations, retail employment relations, consumption and capital, and retailer internationalization.
目次
1. Towards the New Retail Geography Section 2: Corporate Restructuring and Retailer-Manufacturer-Regulatory State Relations 2. Retailing, the Food System, and the Regulatory State 3. Market Development and Organisational Change: The Case of the Food Industry 4. The Changing Place of Retailer Supplier Relations in British Retailing 5. Alexandra Hughes: 'Forging the New Cultures of Food Retailer-Manufacturer Relations? A Critical Theorisation from a UK-USA Comparison 6. Sunk Costs and Corporate Restructuring: British Food Retailing and the Property Crisis 7. Retailer Internationalisation: A Culturally Constructed Phenomenon Section 3: Retail Employment Relations 8. The Production of Consumption: Retail Restructuring and Labour Demand in the USA 9. Understanding Retail Employment Relations 10. Shop Work: Image, Customer Care and the Restructuring of Retail Employment 11.Geographical Dimensions of UK Retailing Employment Change, 1981-1991 Section 4: Consumption and Capital 12. Consumption, Shopping and Gender 13. "I'd Like to Dress Her all Over": Masculinity, Power and Retail Space 14. The Feminized Retail Landscape: Gender, Ideology and Consumer Culture in 19th Century New York City 15. United Colours? Globalisation and Localisation Tendencies in Fashion Retailing 16. The Limits to Retail Capital References Author Index Subject Index
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