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12 - Making the Market Work

Socially Embedded Economies, the Climate, and Consumption

from Part IV - Bending the Curve

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  30 July 2021

By
Cindy Isenhour
Edited by
Paul Roscoe  and
Cindy Isenhour
Paul Roscoe
Affiliation:
University of Maine
Cindy Isenhour
Affiliation:
University of Maine
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Summary

Drawing on a series of ethnographic cases, Isenhour suggests that contemporary links between status and consumption are rooted in a Western conceptualization of the economy as a separate realm, governed by rules independent of social priorities and normative structures. She argues that our efforts to “bend the curve” toward more sustainable forms depend on reimagining economic systems as a means toward the fulfillment of social priorities.

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Alternative economiesclimate mitigationconsumptioneconomic ideologysocial movementsstatus competition
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Consumption, Status, and Sustainability
Ecological and Anthropological Perspectives
 , pp. 296 - 323
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2021

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