Abstract Since Miller's (1995) ground-breaking directive to the anthropology community to
research consumption within the context of production, CCT has come of age, offering …

Purpose The marketing literature uses five different experience terms that are supposed to
represent different streams of research. Many papers do not provide a definition, most of the …

Taste has been conceptualized as a boundary-making mechanism, yet there is limited
theory on how it enters into daily practice. In this article, the authors develop a practice …

Since the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic, the arts and culture sector has been
experiencing a paradoxical situation. While the demand for cultural and creative content has …

We offer a genealogical perspective on the reflexive critique that consumer culture theory
(CCT) has institutionalized a hyperindividualizing, overly agentic, and sociologically …

Welcome to the second edition of Consumer Culture Theory (CCT). This book invites you to
a fascinating world of research and reflection on the “what?”“when?”“where?” and “how?” of …

The ongoing rise of liquid consumption manifests in the growing popularity of ephemeral,
access-based, and dematerialized forms of consumption that contrast with traditional solid …

We study the patterns by which a user consumes the same item repeatedly over time, in a
wide variety domains ranging from check-ins at the same business location to re-watches of …

Traditional recommender systems minimize prediction error with respect to users' choices.
Recent studies have shown that recommender systems have a positive effect on the …

This research emically documents consumers' experience of the end of a favorite television
series. Anchored in the domain of evolving narrative brands, of which TV series are an …