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Between Self-Change and Social Change: On the Present of the 1970s Alternative Consumption Discoursetemporary magazine material from the historical discourse, the historicity of the three peculiarities will be made clear, but also how the culture and attitude of the alternatives of the 1970s differ from today’s consumer criticisms.

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Self-organisation of Consumers as a Sociological Utopia of Consumptionr organizations on the government is illustrated in the context of the AgV structural reform from 1995 to 2001 and culminates in the question of whether public welfare-oriented politics can act as selfless allies of organized consumer interests.

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An Integrated View of Health and Well-beings and contends that evaluation practices take place in pre-curated, steering or nudging decision architectures. These contribute to post-democratic change when they hinder the retrieval of critical competencies through conventionalizing framing and strong simplification of valuation problems, thus endangering their reproduction.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-00324-5ey are indeed justified decisions, with which the citizen living in the age of moral pluralism wants to explicitly express his cultural preferences (e.g. ‘Meat—now more than ever!’) and demands societal participation through unintended, cybernetic feedback effects.