Elizabeth Currid-Halkett
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Media Coverage

  • How Whole Foods, yoga, and NPR became the hallmarks of the modern elite
    Vox
  • Our Consumption Habits Could Be Key To Helping The U.S. Cultural Divide
    NPR
  • Wait a Minute. How Can They Afford That When I Can’t?
    The New York Times
  • L’élite degli «aspirazionali»
    Il Sole 24 Ore
  • Il dio delle piccole cose: lussi alla portata di tutte
    Io Donna
  • How 21st century Indian rich behave in the era of technology
    India’s Economic Times
  • Aux Etats-Unis, consommer des biens « qui ont du sens » creuse le gouffre des inégalités
    Le Monde
  • Il nuovo consumo vistoso
    Doppiozero
  • Aesop, ou le nouveau snobisme
    L’Express
  • Quelli che mettono al muro le aspirazioni di classe
    La Repubblica
  • Fashion: How Will It Reflect On Us?
    The Huffington Post
  • L’ostentation, tout en nuance
    La Vie des idees
  • The Sum of Small Things: A Theory of the Aspirational Class, by Elizabeth Currid-Halkett
    The World University Rankings
  • The new, subtle ways the rich signal their wealth
    BBC
  • A Very Subtle Snobbery
    Spiked
  • Cultivée plutôt que riche, la «classe ambitieuse» change le rapport à la consommation
    Slate
  • A classe “aspiracional”
    Negocios
  • L’aspirational class ou l’ethos des nouvelles élites américaines
    Telos
  • La classe ambitieuse vise l’auto-reproduction
    France Culture
  • Books of the Year 2017
    The Economist
  • The Unseen Rules that Govern the Elite
    NPR
  • ‘The Sum of Small Things’, Inconspicuous Consumption, and the Small College Town
    Inside Higher Ed
  • Modern American elites have come to favour inconspicuous consumption
    The Economist
  • The New Yuppies
    New Republic
  • The class dynamics of breastfeeding in the United States of America
    Quartz
  • Millennials are making it luxe to be more ethical and environmentally aware
    Quartz
  • Why a lot of Americans resent the cultured ‘New York City elite’
    The Guardian
  • Kale chips and gluten-free are the Prada handbag of the new elite
    USC
  • L’illusione di essere élite
    Studio
  • So Funktionieren Statussymbole Heut
    Capital
  • Esta Es La Nueva Forma En La Que La Élite Muestra Su Riqueza (Ya No Con Bienes Materiales)
    Pijamasurf
  • Ce cumperi atunci când plăteşti aproape dublu pentru o cafea ecologică, pentru o jachetă produsă local sau pentru un SUV Tesla?
    Business Magazin
  • How We Are Ruining America
    The New York Times
  • The new, nearly invisible class markers that separate the American elite from everyone else
    Quartz
  • Richard Florida’s Frankenstein Moment
    Literary Review of Canada
  • What your NPR tote bag and taste for farm-to-table meals have to do with income inequality
    NPR
  • “Diese Leute sind immun gegen Kritik”
    Die Zeit
  • Books in brief
    Nature
  • Are you part of the new aspirational class?
    The Times
  • What’s wrong with the cultural elite?
    Financial Times
  • The New Conspicuous Consumption
    Time
  • Art and the city
    The Economist
  • Fish Tales
    The New Yorker
  • The Financial Page
    The New Yorker
  • Mapping the Cultural Buzz: How Cool Is That?
    The New York Times
  • The Geography of Buzz
    Time
  • The Warhol Economy
    Kottke
  • Why Are We So ‘Starstruck’?
    PopMatters
  • Breaking: Anna Wintour Is Extremely Well Connected
    New York Magazine
  • L.A.’s Fashion Industry Goes Toe-to-Toe With New York’s
    LA Weekly
  • L.A. Is the “Most Fashionable” City in America, Report Says
    LA Weekly
  • Where Do Important Artists Come From?
    The Huffington Post
  • What We Can Learn by Tracking the Movements of Fashion Designers
    The Atlantic
  • Why Cities Can’t Afford to Lose Their Artists
    The Atlantic
  • What Young People and One-Percenters Have in Common
    New Republic
  • More than just Game of Thrones: The big reads coming in 2017
    Maclean’s
  • Americans don’t need elite tastes to join the upper class
    New York Post
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