anti-consumerism

What the author is after isn't American products, just anti-consumerism, which can be impossible to predict mind you.

At this point it's leaving the confines of anti-consumerism and entering into a gray area of basic human rights abuse.

I wouldn't describe them as anti-consumerism, because they sell stuff.

They then used those classifications to market to people who were explicitly anti-consumerism.

Shortly afterwards the parents folded and became less strict with their anti-consumerism stance.

Tyler Durden didn't say sell all your stuff and then go buy new stuff so you can finally start to be anti-consumerism and minimalistic.

Most supposedly anti-consumerism arguments I hear imply we should devote more attention to our purchases.

What I do think is powerful is cultivating anti-consumerism or selective consumption behavior and belief.

Yet anti-consumerism is clearly helping to build the Patagonia brand.

I'm probably just giving in to my terroristic anti-consumerism pinko tendencies, but...

The only thing I've come up with is that hipsters generally are people who actually are trying to live by their liberal ideals of anti-consumerism.

Perhaps it's a hippy anti-consumerism thing I just don't understand?

It's less about "poverty tourism" than it is just the classic social signaling game, made more complex by anti-consumerism.

However, because Spanish-speakers understand the importance of world integration, "bullying" is also used, though you get purists and word-rebels in some regions who, incidentally, are also anti-American, anti-consumerism and sceptical of the English-speaking world in general.

Anti-consumerism and growth for this company don't have to be mutually exclusive (though there is natural tension between them).