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357 pages

Axiology

Homeless services industry profits from managing rather than solving homelessness

Intergenerational equity arguments pit age groups against each other

Minimalism aesthetic serves conspicuous consumption through restraint

Nutritional science serves processed food industry interests

Resilience rhetoric blames individuals for structural trauma effects

Retirement age policies treat human value as employment utility

Scientific publishing monopolies extract value from publicly funded research

Youth culture marketing extends adolescence to increase consumption years

Aging services profit decline

Arms trade fuels conflicts while claiming security provision