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Leach, William. Land of Desire: Merchants, Power, and the Rise of a New American Culture, Vintage Books, New York, 1993.
Preface
Introduction: The Land of Desire and the Culture of Consumer Capitalism
Conclusion: Legacies
I: Strategies of Enticement
1. The Dawn of a Commercial Empire
2. Facades of Color, Glass, and Light
3. Interiors
4. Fashion and the Indispensable Thing
5. Ali Baba's Lamp: Service for Private and Public Benefit
II: Circuits of Power
6. "Business Runs the World": Institutional Coalitions Behind the New Order
7. Wanamaker's Simple Life and the Moral Failure of Established Religion
8. Mind Cure and the Happiness Machine
III: Managing a Dream Culture: 1922-1932
9. "An Age of Consolidation": Goods, Money, and Mergermania
10. "Sell Them Their Dreams"
11. The Spectacles
12. Herbert Hoover's Emerald City and Managerial Government