One market under God
Subtitle: extreme capitalism, market populis,and the end of economic democracy
By: by Thomas Frank.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Doubleday
Published: 2000
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 414
Subjects: Marketing; Capitalism; Populism; Kitsch; Distributive justice
First sentence: It was the age of the focus group, of the vox populi transformed into flesh, descended to earth and holding forth majestically in poll results, in town hall meetings, in brand loyalty demographics, in e-mail bulletin boards, in website hits, in browser traffic.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p.359-398) and index.
Table of contents: title: Preface: A Deadhead in Davos
pagenum: ix; label: 1
title: Getting to Yes: The Architecture of a new Consensus
pagenum: 1; label: 2
title: A Great Time or What: Market Populism Explains Itself
pagenum: 51; label: 3
title: The Democracy Bubble
pagenum: 88; label: 4
title: A Want My NYSE
pagenum: 136; label: 5
title: Casual Day, U.S.A.: Management's 1930s
pagenum: 170; label: 6
title: In Search of Legitimacy: How Business Got Its Soul Back
pagenum: 220; label: 7
title: The Brand and the Intellectuals
pagenum: 252; label: 8
title: New Consensus for Old:  Cultural Studies from Left to Right
pagenum: 276; label: 9
title: Triangulation Nation: Journalism in the Age of Markets
pagenum: 307; label: 10
title: To The Dot-Com Station
pagenum: 341; title: Endontes
pagenum: 359; title: Index
pagenum: 399