Merin Oleschuk, University of Toronto

Kaitland Marie Byrd, Virginia Tech

Kaitland Marie Byrd, Virginia Tech

Yue Qian, University of British Columbia

A Comparison between the Web Browser Preferences of Internet Users in the US and China - Kevin Shih, University of California, Los Angeles

Meeting on a dating app, “making it real” at a dining table - Wei-Ping Chen, École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS Paris)

Precarious Agency: Gendered Status and Risk in the Inter-Collegiate Scene - Ashley E. Mears, Boston University; Heather Mooney, Boston University

Kaitland Marie Byrd, Virginia Tech

Sarah Bowen, North Carolina State University

Dressing in Vintage: Consuming Vintage Style - Nancy L. Fischer, Augsburg University

Instrumental Erasure as Racialized Boundary-Making: The Marketing and Mass Consumption of the Electric Guitar - Ali Chaudhary, Rutgers University

Kaitland Marie Byrd, Virginia Tech

Kaitland Marie Byrd, Virginia Tech

Cultural Capital and Emerging Culture: The case of meditation, yoga, and vegetarianism in the U.K. - Adam Gemar, Durham University

Predicting Organic Food Consumption with Status Motive and Socio-Demographic Factors: A Machine Learning Approach - Yu Fan; Yang Tian, Freie Universität Berlin; Christian von Scheve, Freie Universität Berlin

Why Food Desert Interventions Fail: Accounting for Americans’ Taste for Convenience - Kenneth H. Kolb, Furman University

Kaitland Marie Byrd, Virginia Tech

Tyler Bateman

Cultural consumption as compensatory strategy of cultural capital: Evidence from China - Ke Nie, University of California San Diego

Dirty Money? Paper Currencies and Revolutionary Figured Worlds - Maria A. Cabrera Arus, Brown University

Standing Between Freedom and Alienation —Consumption among Chinese Students in the United States - Jing Huang