Practicing Qi and consuming Ki: Folk epistemology and consumption rituals in Japan.
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An analysis of material consumption culture in the Muslim world.
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Non-western contexts: The invisible half.
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Exogamous weddings and fashion in a rising consumer culture: Kabyle minority dynamics of structure and agency.
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Approaching non-western consumer cultures from a historical perspective: The case of early modern Ottoman consumer culture.
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Glocal yoga: Re-appropriation in the Indian consumptionscape.
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