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aeer-265	Garstka, Grant Jude	Social Pluralism in the Postsocialist City: Diverging Consumer Groups in the Consumption Landscape of Stara Zagora, Bulgaria	2009	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6919	332	54	However, this term also reflects the pluralism of urban consumption spaces in a postmodern city that have different meanings and operate in different ways for one’s various daily consumption habits and needs. Overall, the coming together of public and private consumption in a fluid relationship helps to conceptually understand how researchers can approach urban consumption (Clarke and Bradford 1998) because the analysis of consumption uncovers active human processes in urban environments (Jayne 2006a; Miller 1995).	cache/aeer-265.pdf	txt/aeer-265.txt