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Holzapfel H: Urbanismus und Verkehr

Urbanismus und Verkehr

Beitrag zu einem Paradigmenwechsel in der Mobilitätsorganisation

This book is arguably the definitive guide to understanding consumerism as a way of life in the twenty-first century. In his dazzlingly original and accessible introduction to the field, Mark Davis takes the reader on a tour of major theories of consumerism to show how they each offer enlightenment in our dark times of social, economic, and environmental crises.

A Critical Introduction

Consumer Culture and Society

The Basics

Environmental Hazards: The Basics

"An instant classic. The best ethnography of the elderly since Barbara Myerhoff's 1978 classic Number Our Days."—Mitchell Duneier, Princeton University "A deeply affecting portrait of Americans who are aging in place, forging connections and finding meaning as the world around them churns. Written in the spirit of Barbara Myerhoff's Number Our Days and Arlie Hochschild's The Unexpected Community, At Home in the City is elegant, incisive, and impossible to forget."—Eric Klinenberg, author of 2020: One City, Seven People, and the Year Everything Changed "This fascinating book explores the social relationships and daily lives of a small group of older adults in New York City who have witnessed tremendous changes in their neighborhoods. At Home in the City expertly weaves together data, theory, and fresh ethnographic work to show how older adults living in rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods navigate the challenges of aging. Stacy Torres is a rare academic who combines sophisticated sociological analysis with a lively and down-to-earth writing style.&nbsp;Her affection and respect for her subjects also jumps off the page, which makes At Home in the City a very satisfying read."—Deborah Carr, author of Aging in America "At Home in the City&nbsp;provides a rich and timely portrait of how elderly residents age in place in a gentrifying area of New York City. The topic is relevant and the data is superb. Torres&nbsp;expertly shows the importance of 'third places' as places to gather, build relationships, and receive support."—David Trouille, author of&nbsp;Fútbol in the Park: Immigrants, Soccer, and the Creation of Social Ties

Growing Old in Urban America

At Home in the City

Critical Environments: Nature, Science, and Politics

"How exactly does someone extract an element from nature and transform it into wealth? Through his skillful account of embodied practices, Joshua Steckley tells the story of commodification with an intimate touch. Cogently argued and highly readable."--Tania Murray Li, Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Toronto "If you (like me) were disposed toward thinking that the political economy and political ecology of worms hardly warrants a book-length treatment, The Nightcrawlers will show you how wrong you were. Steckley tackles one of the unlikeliest (and slimiest) of lively commodities, explaining not only the centrality of nightcrawlers to the political economy of recreational fishing and the bait-worm industry but also the ways in which the worms and the geography of manual worm harvesting by racialized itinerant work crews intersect with the regulation and management of dairy farms in southern Ontario (unofficial worm capital of the world). Steckley addresses fundamental and contradictory dimensions of turning living organisms into commodities and the uneven contours of subordinating human and nonhuman nature to the needs of capital accumulation. Are nightcrawlers the exception to the rule or do they illuminate the rules more generally? Could both be true? The Nightcrawlers is empirically rich but also conceptually rigorous and nuanced. Steckley draws us into a narrative about the social, ecological, and economic dimensions of turning wriggling and unruly nightcrawlers into commodities, managing to do so with humor, creativity, and genuine insight while leading us on a journey from the arcane to the profound. You will never think about worms (if you ever thought about them before) the same way again."--Scott Prudham, Professor, Department of Geography and Planning and School of the Environment, University of Toronto

Urbanismus und Verkehr

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