Nation of Rebels

The book makes a compelling case that these movements fueled consumer culture, but I wonder what sources or ideas inspired this link. Was it a central theme from the start or something that evolved during research?

It’s fascinating but also unsettling to think that efforts for social change could have unintended economic consequences. Has this changed how others view activism and consumer habits?

The book covers a broad range of social movements, and I’m curious how the author chose these particular ones. Were there specific events or ideas that prompted this focus?