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200 10$aDurable Economies $eOrganizing the Material Foundations of Society
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327   $tFrontmatter -- $tEditorial -- $tContents -- $t1. Durable economies: towards a new research programme -- $t2. Mitigating durable bads: trichloroethylene contamination in Silicon Valley -- $t3. Doing business with durables -- $t4. Curating information for durability -- $t5. Durability and retail -- $t6. Valuing electronic devices? User narratives and their role for durability -- $t7. Regulation with a lasting impact? Policies for product durability -- $t8. Scalability and durability, or: is modular the new durable? The case of smartphones -- $t9. Organising durable economies for environmental sustainability -- $tList of contributors
330   $aLeaking water infrastructures, heritage tourism, investments in artworks, failing electronics: durability lies at the heart of a wide range of seemingly unrelated phenomena. Durable things are both a hugely significant source of wealth and a constant source of struggle. The contributors argue that a deeper engagement with durability is essential for reaching an understanding of how economies work; and for envisaging alternative economies built on principles of environmental stewardship and social justice. Placing durability at the core of economic analysis, this volume explores the work and tensions involved in the production and valuation of durability to outline a new agenda for more sustainable economies.
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610   $aDurable Goods.
610   $aEconomic Sociology.
610   $aEconomy.
610   $aObsolescence.
610   $aRepair.
610   $aSociology of Technology.
610   $aSociology of Work and Industry.
610   $aSociology.
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