McDonaldization: The Reader / Edition 3

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Overview

The Third Edition of Mc Donaldization: The Reader includes a wide array of sources, from journal articles, to essays from edited books, to newspaper and magazine articles. George Ritzer, best-selling author of Mc Donaldization of Society, has updated this popular anthology to build upon and go beyond the thesis of Mc Donaldization. Classic articles from the First and Second Editions remain in this volume and are supplemented by a significant number of new pieces which bring the discussion about Mc Donaldization up to date.

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Editorial Reviews

Shu-Ju Ada Cheng
"This is a well-organized reader. This is an excellent reader for teachers who teach undergraduate courses on globalization, work, and social institution. It is also a must-read for lower and upper division undergraduate students who are concerned with the nature of modern and postmodern worlds."
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781412975827
  • Publisher: SAGE Publications
  • Publication date: 11/17/2009
  • Edition description: Third Edition
  • Edition number: 3
  • Pages: 464
  • Sales rank: 823,651
  • Product dimensions: 6.00 (w) x 8.90 (h) x 1.00 (d)

Table of Contents

Part I. Mc Donaldization: Basics, Studies, Applications, and Extensions
1. An Introduction to Mc Donaldization
2. Precursors: Bureaucracy and Max Weber’s Theory of Rationality, Irrationality, and the Iron Cage - George Ritzer
3. Islands of the Living Dead: The Social Geography of Mc Donaldization - George Ritzer
4. On Mass Distrbution: A Case Study of Chain Stores in the Restaurant Industry - Joel I. Nelson
5. A Sociology of Rib Joints - P. D. Holley and D. E. Wright, Jr.
6. Mc Donald’s as a Disneyized Institution - Alan Bryman
7. Urgent Dreams: Climbing, Rationalization, and Ambivalence - Ian Heywood
8. A Conversation With Eric Schlosser, Author of Fast Food Nation
9. Mc Donaldization: The Major Criticisms - Bryan S. Turner Part II. The Mc Donaldization of Social Structures and Institutions
10. Mc Donaldization of America’s Police, Courts, and Corrections - Matthew B. Robinson
11. Mc Donaldization of the Sex Industries?: The Business of Sex - Kathryn Hausbeck and Barbara G. Brents
12. Mc Donaldizing Men's Bodies? Slimming, Associated (Ir)Rationalities and Resistances - Lee F. Monaghan
13. Mc Donaldization and the Family - Sara Raley
14. Mc Schools for Mc World? Mediating global pressures with a Mc Donaldizing education policy response - Gary Wilkinson
15. The De-Mc Donaldization of the Internet - Nathan Jurgenson
16. Multinational Retailers in China: Proliferating ‘Mc Jobs’ or Developing Skills? - Jos Gamble
17. Supersizing Farms: The Mc Donaldization of Agriculture - Andrew J. Knight
18. From burgers to biodiversity? The Mc Donaldization of on-farm nature conservation in the UK - Carol Morris and Matt Reed
19. From Creeds to Burgers: Religious Control, Spiritual Search, and the Future of the World - John Drane
20. Mc Citizens: Risk, Coolness, and Irony in Contemporary Politics - Bryan S. Turner
21. Cathedrals of Consumption: Rationalization, Enchantment, and Disenchantment - George Ritzer
22. The Mc Donaldization Thesis and Cruise Tourism - Adam Weaver
23. A Case of Mc Donald's Restaurant: The Built Environment and the Perpetuation of the Phenomenon of Globalisation - Kristine P. Jerome
24. Credit Cards, Fast-Food Restaurants, and Rationalization - George Ritzer Part III. Cross-Cultural Analysis, Social Movements, and Social Change
25. Jihad vs. Mc World - Benjamin R. Barber
26. September 11, 2001: Mass Murder and Its Roots in the Symbolism of American Consumer Culture - George Ritzer
27. The Mc Libel Trial Story - Mc Spotlight
28. José Bové vs. Mc Donald's: The Making of a National Hero in the French Anti-Globalization Movement - Wayne Northcutt
29. The Emergence of Slow Food: Social entrepreneurship, local foods, and the Piedmont gastronomy cluster - Hielke S. van der Meulen Part IV. The Debate Over the Relationship Between Mc Donaldization and Globalization
30. Globalization and Culture: Three Paradigms - Jan Nederveen Pieterse
31. Mc Donaldization and the Global Culture of Consumption - Malcolm Waters
32. Transnationalism, Localization, and Fast Foods in East Asia - James L. Watson
33. The Mc Donald’s Mosaic: Glocalization and Diversity - Bryan S. Turner
34. Domesticating the French Fry: Mc Donald’s and Consumerism in Moscow - Melissa L. Caldwell
35. Glocommodification: How the Global Consumes the Local—Mc Donald’s in Israel - Uri Ram
36. Globalization and Mc Donaldization: Does It All Amount to ... Nothing? - George Ritzer
37. Globaloney - Michael Veseth Part V. Conclusion
38. e Bayization - Elif Izberk-Bilgin & Aaron Ahuvia

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