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New Right
The New Right is used to describe a broad set of policies that are generally right-wing and emphasize the value of the free market economically and politically. They tend to call for the privatization of industries and welfare systems as well as the rolling back of the welfare state.
Principles
The main principles of New Right philosophy were set out by Friedrich Hayek (1944) and Milton Friedman (1962). The New Right is interpreted slightly differently in each country, and some examples are set out below. Generally, though, it is closely related to the development of consumerism and characterized by those political parties and governments that are proponents of individualism and challenge the social democratic consensus of postwar welfare states.
The relationship of the New Right to consumerism is ...
- Everyday Life
- Addiction
- Adornment
- Aestheticization of Everyday Life
- Aesthetics
- Alternative Medicine
- Americanization
- Anorexia
- Architecture
- Art and Cultural Worlds
- Asceticism
- Authenticity
- Barbie Dolls
- Body Shop, The
- Body, The
- Bricolage
- Car Cultures
- Childhood
- Cinema
- Civilizing Processes
- Clothing Consumption
- Clubbing
- Coffee Shops
- Collecting and Collectibles
- Consumer Dissatisfaction
- Consumer Illnesses and Maladies
- Consumer Socialization
- Convenience
- Cool Hunters
- Cosmetic Surgery
- Cosmetics
- Cultural Flows
- Dandyism
- Desire
- Dieting
- Dining Out
- Discount Stores
- Downshifting
- Emotions
- Family Meal
- Fans
- Fashion
- Food Consumption
- Gambling
- Gardening
- Glastonbury/Woodstock
- Hair Care/Hairdressing
- Happiness
- Harried Leisure Class
- Hedonism
- Higher Education
- Hobbyists and Amateurs
- Imaginative Hedonism
- Inventing Tradition
- Jeans
- Leisure
- Mass Tourism
- Memorials
- Memory
- Metrosexual
- Multiculturalism
- Nostalgia
- Obesity
- Organic Food
- Pubs and Wine Bars
- Recreation
- Retro
- Routines and Habits
- Satiation
- Seaside Resorts
- Senses
- Sex
- Sex Tourism
- Slow Food Movement
- Sociability
- Souvenirs
- Sports
- Style
- Supermodels
- Tamed Hedonism
- Taste
- Thrift
- Toys
- T-Shirts
- Typologies of Shoppers
- Waste
- Weddings
- Well-Being
- Work-and-Spend Cycle
- Youth Culture
- Geographies and Histories of Consumer Culture
- Air and Rail Travel
- Automobiles
- Bicycles
- British Empire
- Car-Boot Sales and Flea Markets
- Caribbean and the Slave Trade
- Carnivals
- Christianity
- Coffee
- Cold War
- Colonialism
- Confectionery
- Consumer Co-Operatives
- Consumer Culture in Africa
- Consumer Culture in East Asia
- Consumer Culture in Latin America
- Consumer Nationalism
- Consumer Revolution in Eighteenth-Century Britain
- Consumption in Postsocialist China
- Consumption in Postsocialist Societies: Eastern Europe
- Consumption in the United States: Colonial Times to the Cold War
- Delocalization
- Department Stores
- Diaspora
- Disney
- Do-It-Yourself
- Enlightenment
- European Union
- Famine
- Flaneur/euse
- Franchising
- Gendering of Public and Private Space
- Ghettos
- Grand Tour
- Great Depression (U.S.)
- Hinduism
- History of Food
- Home Computer
- Islam
- Italian Fascism and Fashion
- Japan as a Consumer Culture
- Liminality
- Locality
- Medieval Consumption
- Metropole
- Moral Geography
- National Cultures
- Opium Trade
- Porcelain
- Radio
- Rationing
- Sears, Roebuck and Company
- Shopping
- Smuggling and Black Markets
- Socialism and Consumption
- Spaces and Places
- Spaces of Shopping
- Spas
- Spices
- Suburbia
- Sugar
- Tea
- Textiles
- Tobacco
- Tourist Gaze
- Transnational Capitalism
- Tupperware
- Urban Cultures
- Voluntary Associations
- Walmart
- Wine
- World Exhibitions
- Zoos and Wildlife Parks
- Methods and Trends
- Actor-Network Theory
- Attitude Surveys
- Autoethnography
- Comparing Consumer Cultures
- Consumer Expenditure Surveys
- Consumer Interviews
- Consumption and Time Use
- Consumption Patterns and Trends
- Content Analysis
- Conversation Analysis
- Databases and Consumers
- Discourse Analysis
- Econometrics
- Economic Indicators
- Ethnography
- Focus Groups
- Historical Analysis
- Lifestyle Typologies
- Likert Scales
- Longitudinal Studies
- Mass Observation
- Measuring Satisfaction
- Measuring Standards of Living
- Measuring the Environmental Impact of Consumption
- Methodologies for Studying Consumer Culture
- Methods of Market Research
- Motivation Research
- Multiple Correspondence Analysis
- Multisited Ethnography
- Multivariate Analysis
- Object Biographies
- Opinion Polls
- Production of Culture
- Social Network Analysis
- Spatial Analysis
- Surveys
- Time-Use Diaries
- Persons
- Adorno, Theodor
- Althusser, Louis
- Bakhtin, Mikhail
- Barthes, Roland
- Bataille, Georges
- Baudrillard, Jean
- Benjamin, Walter
- Bourdieu, Pierre
- Braudel, Fernand
- de Certeau, Michel
- Douglas, Mary
- Durkheim, Émile
- Elias, Norbert
- Freud, Sigmund
- Galbraith, John Kenneth
- Goffman, Erving
- Gramsci, Antonio
- Horkheimer, Max
- Kant, Immanuel
- Keynes, John Maynard
- Kyrk, Hazel
- Lévi-Strauss, Claude
- Lasch, Christopher
- Lazarsfeld, Paul Felix
- Lefebvre, Henri
- Linder, Staffan Burenstam
- Lyotard, Jean-François
- Mandeville, Bernard
- Marcuse, Herbert
- Marshall, Alfred
- Marx, Karl
- Maslow, Abraham
- Mauss, Marcel
- McLuhan, Marshall
- Mead, George Herbert
- Patten, Simon Nelson
- Rostow, Walt Whitman
- Silverstone, Roger
- Simmel, Georg
- Smith, Adam
- Sombart, Werner
- Veblen, Thorstein Bunde
- Weber, Max
- Politics and Consumption
- Alternative Consumption
- Carbon Trading
- Citizenship
- Civil Society
- Consumer Apathy
- Consumer Culture in the USSR
- Consumer Policy (China)
- Consumer Policy (European Union)
- Consumer Policy (Japan)
- Consumer Policy (United States)
- Consumer Policy (World Trade Organization)
- Consumer Protest: Animal Welfare
- Consumer Protest: Anticapitalism
- Consumer Protest: Environment
- Consumer Protest: Water
- Consumer Rights and the Law
- Culture Jamming
- Culture-Ideology of Consumerism
- Feminist Movement
- Food Scares
- Governmentality
- Inequalities
- Life(style) Politics
- Luxury Taxes
- New Right
- Organ and Blood Donations
- Philanthropy
- Political and Ethical Consumption
- Prosumption
- Public Goods
- Public Sphere
- Resistance
- Responsible Consumption
- Social Movements
- State Provisioning
- Subversion
- Voting Behaviors
- Production, Exchange, and Distribution
- Advertising
- Branding
- Celebrity
- Channels of Desire
- Christmas
- Coca-Cola
- Collective Consumption
- Companies as Consumers
- Consumer Education
- Consumer Regulation
- Consumer Testing and Protection Agencies
- Counterfeited Goods
- Craft Production
- Credit
- Cultural Intermediaries
- Culture Industries
- Cycles of Production and Consumption
- Debt
- De-Skilling, Re-Skilling, and Up-Skilling
- Division of Labor
- Domestic Services
- Eco-Labeling
- E-Commerce
- Electronic Point of Sale (EPOS)
- Emotional Labor
- Energy Consumption
- Environmental Footprinting
- Fair Trade
- Fashion Forecasters
- Fashion Industry
- Global Cities
- Global Institutions
- Health Care
- Hire-Purchase and Rental Goods
- Household Budgets
- Industrial Society
- Informal Economy
- Information Society
- Informational Capital
- Infrastructures and Utilities
- Inheritance
- Innovation Studies
- Licensing of Clothing Brands
- Mass Production and Consumption
- Media Convergence and Monopoly
- Money
- Neuromarketing
- Opinion Leaders
- Outsourcing
- Packaging
- Pink Pounds/Dollars
- Post-Fordism
- Postindustrial Society
- Product Loss Leaders
- Product Placements
- Renewable Resources
- Reuse/Recycling
- Self-Service Economy
- Service Industry
- Sneakers/Trainers
- Social and Economic Development
- Store Loyalty Cards
- Sumptuary Laws
- Supermarkets
- Systems of Provision
- Trade Standards
- Trademarks
- Social Divisions and Social Groups
- Age and Aging
- American Dream
- Belonging
- Binge and Excess
- Collective Identity
- Consumer Anxiety
- Cosmopolitanism
- Domestic Division of Labor
- Elites
- Ethnicity/Race
- Families
- Femininity
- Friendship
- Gender
- Generation
- Households
- Identity
- Interpellation
- Life Course
- Lifestyle
- Masculinity
- Migration
- Mimesis
- Moral Economy
- Othering
- Positional Goods
- Retirement
- Romantic Love
- Seduced and Repressed
- Self-Presentation
- Self-Reflexivity
- Sexuality
- Single-Person Households
- Social Class
- Social Exclusion
- Social Networks
- Status
- Subaltern
- Symbolic Violence
- Technology and Media
- Audience Research
- Bollywood
- Broadcast Media
- Comics
- Cyborgs
- Domestic Technologies
- Electronic Video Gaming
- Feminism and Women's Magazines
- Fine Arts
- Gender Advertising
- Hollywood
- Information Technology
- Internet
- Men's Magazines
- Mobile Media Gadgets of the Analog Age
- Mobile Phones
- Performing Arts/Performance Arts
- Personals/Personal Ads
- Photography and Video
- Planned Obsolescence
- Popular Music
- Print Media
- Reality TV
- Second Life
- Soap Operas and Telenovelas
- Social Shaping of Technology
- Sociotechnical Systems
- Teenage Magazines
- Telephones
- Television
- Textual Poachers
- Virtual Communities
- Walkmans and iPods
- Women's Magazines
- Theoretical Perspectives and Concepts
- Acculturation
- Affluent Society
- Alienation
- Anomie
- Anthropology
- Appropriation
- Attitude Theory
- Beauty Myth
- Bounded Rationality
- Capitalism
- Circuits of Culture/Consumption
- Cognitive Structures
- Commercialization
- Commodification
- Commodities
- Communication Studies
- Conspicuous Consumption
- Consumer (Freedom of) Choice
- Consumer Behavior
- Consumer Demand
- Consumer Durables
- Consumer Moods
- Consumer Society
- Consumer Sovereignty
- Consuming the Environment
- Convention Theory
- Craft Consumer
- Cultural Capital
- Cultural Fragmentation
- Cultural Omnivores
- Cultural Studies
- Cultural Turn
- Decommodification
- Dematerialization
- Design
- Diderot Effect
- Diffusion Studies and Trickle Down
- Discourse
- Disorganized Capitalism
- Economic Psychology
- Economic Sociology
- Economics
- Embodiment
- Engel's Law
- Entrepreneurs
- Environmental Social Sciences and Sustainable Consumption
- Ethnology/Folklore Studies
- Experimental Economics
- Externalities
- False Consciousness/False Needs
- Gender and the Media
- Geography
- Gifts and Reciprocity
- Globalization
- Glocalization
- Goal-Directed Consumption
- Habitus
- Hegemony
- Hierarchy of Needs
- History
- Hyperreality
- Inalienable Wealth/Inalienable Possessions
- Income
- Individualization
- Informalization
- Keynesian Demand Management
- Labor Markets
- Leisure Studies
- Luxury and Luxuries
- Markets and Marketing
- Marxist Theories
- Mass Culture (Frankfurt School)
- Material Culture
- Materialism and Postmaterialism
- McDonaldization
- Modernization Theory
- Moralities
- Narcissism
- Need and Wants
- Neo-Tribes
- Network Society
- Novelty
- Obsession
- Ordinary Consumption
- Orientalism
- Philosophy
- Political Economy
- Political Science
- Postcolonial Theory
- Postmodernism
- Post-Structuralism
- Potlatch
- Poverty
- Preference Formation
- Price and Price Mechanisms
- Promotional Culture
- Protestant Ethic
- Psychoanalysis
- Psychology
- Quality of Life
- Queer Theory
- Rationalization
- Reception Theory
- Reification
- Risk Society
- Rituals
- Sacred and Profane
- Scarcity
- Self-Interest
- Semiotics
- Simulacrum
- Social Distinction
- Sociology
- Spectacles
- Structuralism
- Subculture
- Surplus Value
- Surrealism
- Symbolic Capital
- Symbolic Value
- Taboo
- Theories of Practice
- Theory of Planned Behavior
- Totemism
- Tourism Studies
- Trust
- Urbanization
- Value: Exchange and Use Value
- Visual Culture
- World-Systems Analysis
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