Sociocultural Perspectives on Youth Ethical Consumerism

1. Sociocultural Perspectives on Youth Ethical Consumerism: An Introduction
Giuliano Reis, Michael Mueller, Rachel Gisewhite

2. Finding Ways to Fill the Void: A Study of Science Preservice Teachers’ Self–Positioning as Consumers
Jenny Martin, Lyn Carter

3. Redefining What It Means to Be Technologically Literate
Christina M. Nash

4. The Role of Curriculum Documents in Youth’s Ideological Upbringing: Consuming or Loving the World?
Snežana Ratković, Dragana Martinovic, Trevor Norris

5. Youth: Between the Price of Consumption and the Value of Commitment
Luiz Siveres, Paulo César Nodari, Idalberto Neves Júnior

6. Youth Uses of Actor-Network Theory for Undermining Societal Consumerism
Larry Bencze, Lyn Carter, Mirjan Krstovic

7. Exploring Ethical Relations to Self and New Ontologies
Jesse Bazzul, Shakhnoza Kayumova

8. Altering the Ideology of Consumerism: Caring for Land and People Through School Science
Sara Tolbert, Alexandra Schindel

9. Teaching About Sustainable Production and Consumption
Helen Kopnina

10. Challenging Speciesism: Youth Repositioning of Identities as Ethical Adults
Carolina Castano Rodriguez

11. Promoting Mindfulness in Education: The “SURE” Approach
Nathan Hensley

12. Towards Ethical Youth Consumerism in Alaska: The Transformation of Alaskan Education and a Viable Transition off Fossil Fuels and the Consumer Pipeline
Princess Daazhraii Johnson

13. Consuming School (Science) Education: A Family-Based Perspective
Giuliano Reis

14. Commodification of Health, Disease, and Body in Science Texts: Promoting Meanings of Consumerism in the Classroom
Sophia (Sun Kyung) Jeong, Sun Young Jeong, Mutlu Sen, Deborah J. Tippins

15. Youth Consumerism: A Cultural–Historical Approach
Wolff-Michael Roth

Keywords: Education, Science Education, Sociology of Education, Youth Culture, Sociology of Family, Youth and Aging, Learning & Instruction