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In this section:1) Brief Table of Content2) Full Table of ContentsPART 1 - THE CONSUMER, THE LABORER, THE CAPITALIST, AND THE NATION-STATE IN Chapter 1: Constructing the Consumer Chapter 2: The Laborer in the Culture of Capitalism Chapter 3: The Rise and Fall of the Merchant, Industrialist, and Financier Chapter 4: The Nation-State in the Culture of Capitalism Chapter 5: Population Growth, Migration, and Urbanization Chapter 6: Hunger, Poverty, and Economic Development Chapter 7: Environment and Consumption Chapter 8: Health and Disease Chapter 9: Indigenous Groups and Ethnic Conflict PART 3 - RESISTANCE AND REBELLION Chapter 10: Peasant Protest, Rebellion, and Resistance Chapter 11: Anti-Systemic Protest Chapter 12: Religion and Anti-Systemic Protest Chapter 13: Solving Global Problems: Some Solutions and Courses of Action PART 1 - THE CONSUMER, THE LABORER, THE CAPITALIST, AND THE NATION-STATE IN A Primer on Money: The Philosopher's Stone Chapter 1: Constructing the Consumer Remaking Consumption Kinderculture in America: The Child as Consumer Exporting the Consumer Chapter 2: The Laborer in the Culture of Capitalism A Primer on the Elements of Capitalism The Construction and Anatomy of the Working Class Chapter 3: The Rise and Fall of the Merchant, Industrialist, and Financier The Era of the Global Trader The Era of the Industrialist The Era of the Corporation, the Multilateral Institution, and the Capital Speculator The "Second Great Contraction" Chapter 4: The Nation-State in the Culture of Capitalism The Origin and History of the State Constructing the Nation-State Spin, Free Trade, and the Role of Energy in the Global Economy A Primer on Market Externalities: Polanyi's Paradox Chapter 5: Population Growth, Migration, and Urbanization The Malthusians Versus the Revisionists Demographic Transition Theory Population Growth in the Periphery Issues of ImmigrationChapter 6: Hunger, Poverty, and Economic Development The Evolution of Food Production: From the Neolithic to the NeocaloricThe Politics of Hunger Solutions and Adaptations to Poverty and Hunger Chapter 7: Environment and Consumption The Case of Sugar The Story of Beef Creating a Taste for BeefThe Impact of Production On The Environment: The Effects of Climate ChangeChapter 8: Health and Disease A Primer on How to Die from an Infectious Disease The Relationship between Culture and Disease AIDS and the Culture of Capitalism Chapter 9: Indigenous Groups and Ethnic Conflict The Fate of Indigenous Peoples The Guarani: The Economics of Ethnocide Disadvantaged Majorities and Their Revenge PART 3 - RESISTANCE AND REBELLION A Primer on Terrorism Chapter 10: Peasant Protest, Rebellion, and Resistance Malaysia and the Weapons of the Weak Kikuyu and the Mau Mau Rebellion The Rebellion in Chiapas Chapter 11: Anti-Systemic Protest Protest as Anti-Systemic: The Two World Revolutions The Protests of Labor: Coal Miners in Nineteenth-Century Pennsylvania Global Feminist Resistance Direct Action and Occupy Wall StreetChapter 12: Religion and Anti-Systemic Protest Indigenous Religious Movements as Anti-Systemic Protest The Global Challenge of Anti-Systemic Religious Protest "Terror in the Mind of God" Chapter 13: Solving Global Problems: Some Solutions and Courses of Action The Central Dilemma of GrowthThings We Could Do
