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1 Empire of Things: How We Became a World of Consumers, Fifteenth Century to the Twenty-First Frank Trentmann (2016 -- London: Allen Lane; New York: HarperCollins) Bibliography: 1. General overviews, critical introductions, readers and handbooks 2. History of consumption, 15th century to 20th century 3. Empires, imperialism and colonial culture 4. Cities and countryside, esp. 1700-1920s 5. The home, domestic comfort and convenience, 1700-1950s 6. First World War to the end of the Cold War 7. Asia – esp. Japan, Korea, India and China 8. Global developments and diversity 9. Excess, credit, debt, thrift and saving, happiness 10. Time 11. Age and generations 12. States and firms – public consumption, social spending, company leisure and consumer policy 13. Home and away: ethics, fair trade, localism and remittances 14. Religion 15. Waste, recycling, storage, collecting, second hand and material flows 2 1. 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