Buying power: a history of consumer activism in America

Introduction : An American political tradition

The American Revolution considered as a consumer movement

Buy for the sake of the slave

Rebel consumerism

Travels of the boycott : what's in a name?

Remaking consumer activism in the Progressive Era

The strike in the temple of consumption

"Make Lisle the style"

Putting the postwar "consumer movement" in its place

The rise and fall of the Consumer Protection Agency : the origins of American antiliberalism, 1959-1978

Epilogue : Consumer activism comes full circle.