An edition of The clustered world (2000)
The clustered world
how we live, what we buy, and what it all means about who we are
By Weiss, Michael J.
Publish Date
2000
Publisher
Little, Brown
Language
eng
Pages
323
Description:
"Ten years ago, Michael J. Weiss published his book The Clustering of America, in which he presented a totally new way of viewing the nation: not as fifty states but rather as forty neighborhood types, or "clusters.""--BOOK JACKET. "Now, in The Clustered World, Weiss reexamines the nation, finding that it has fragmented further into sixty-two different clusters - with new groups like Boomers & Babies, Gray Collars, and Latino America - and explores the demographic trends that shape the way we live today. Weiss then turns his attention abroad, revealing how corporations and nonprofit groups are using the cluster system to sell cars in Germany and promote social policy in Sweden, and also how American culture is seeping inexorably into lifestyles around the world."--BOOK JACKET. "Colorful maps, on-the-street interviews, and statistical research combine to make The Clustered World must reading for business-people, students of contemporary society, and ordinary busybodies who want to know what's going on down the street and around the world."--BOOK JACKET.
subjects: Social life and customs, Préférences, Mœurs et coutumes, Zones postales, Moeurs et coutumes, Aspect social, Consommateurs, Enquêtes sociales, Groepen (sociologie), Conditions sociales, Postal zones, Sociale situatie, Social conditions, Consumers' preferences, Social surveys, Consumentengedrag, Manners and customs, Social aspects, New York Times reviewed, United states, social conditions, 1980-, United states, social life and customs, Consumers, united states, Consumer education
Places: United States, États-Unis