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Machine generated contents note: -- PrefaceRichard Wilk, Indiana University, USAIntroduction: The Paradoxes of Eco-Chic Bart Barendregt, Leiden University, The Netherlands, and Rivke Jaffe, University of Amsterdam, The NetherlandsPart One : From Production to ConsumptionAdversaries into Partners? Brand Coca-Cola and the Politics of Consumer-CitizenshipRobert J. Foster, University of Rochester, USASpaces of Intention as Exclusionary Practice: Exploring Ethical Limits to "Alternative" Sustainable ConsumptionRaymond L. Bryant, Michael K. Goodman and Michael R. Redclift, King's College London, UKGlobal Gold Connections: Ethical Consumption and the Beauty of Bonding ArtisansSabine Luning, Leiden University, The Netherlands and Marjo De Theije, Vu University Amsterdam, The NetherlandsPart Two: Spatialities and Temporalities Marketing the Mountain: Applications and Consequences of Eco-chic in the Basque RegionMeredith Welch-devine,University of Georgia, USA and Seth Murray, North Carolina State University, USAGreen is the New Green: Eco-aesthetics in SingaporeChris Hudson, RMIT University, AustraliaThe Caring, Committed Eco-Mom: Marketing Ideals and Lived RealitiesKate Cairns, Kim Delaat, Jose;e Johnston and Shyon Baumann, University of Toronto, CanadaPart Three: Bodies and BeautyEthics of Afro-Chic: Beauty, Consumption and "Locks Without Dread" in GhanaAnna-riikka Kauppinen, LSE, UK and Rachel Spronk, University of Amsterdam, The NetherlandsItal Chic: Rastafari, Resistance and the Politics of Consumption in JamaicaRivke Jaffe, University of Amsterdam, The NetherlandsTropical Spa Cultures, Eco-chic, and the Complexities of New AsianismBart Barendregt, Leiden University, The NetherlandsAfterword Sharon Zukin, CUNY, USABibliographyIndex.