Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
pp. ix
Notes to the Reader
pp. xi
Prologue: Premises and Problems
pp. xiii-xviii
Chapter 1: Studying Person and Property in Global Perspective
pp. 1-26
Chapter 2: Force Fields of Persons and Properties
pp. 27-48
Chapter 3: The Emergence of the Propertied Self
pp. 49-68
Chapter 4: Early Responses to the Rise of the Propertied Self
pp. 69-90
Chapter 5: Consumutopia: Psychology, Property, and Progress
pp. 91-106
Chapter 6: Reacting to the Propertied Self: Inventing the Future
pp. 107-124
Chapter 7: Legitimizing and Stabilizing the Propertied Self
pp. 125-148
Chapter 8: The Propertied Self in Late Modern Politics
pp. 149-170
Epilogue: Lessons from History?
pp. 171-178
Appendix 1
pp. 179-182
Appendix 2
pp. 183-184
Appendix 3
pp. 185
Appendix 4
pp. 186
References
pp. 187-200
About the Author
pp. 201
Index
pp. 203-207
Written for scholars, researchers, policymakers, and anyone interested in an intellectually stimulating read in Economic History, History of Trade and Consumption, Economic Sociology, Globalization, World History, History of Ideas/History of Philosophy.