Counter-Cola: A Multinational History of the Global Corporation Main Menu An Introduction to the Digital Book Counter-Cola: Introduction The Coca-Cola Bottling System and the Logics of the Franchise Mediating Coca-Colonization: Negotiating National Development and Difference in Coca-Cola’s Postwar Internationalization “I’d Like to Buy the World a Coke”: The “Real Thing” and the Revolutions of the 1960s "Indianize" or "Quit India": Nationalist Challenges in Post-Colonial India A Man in Every Bottle: Labor and Neoliberal Violence in Colombian Bottling CSR: Corporate Social Responsibility and Continued Social Resistance A Nonconclusion

Water for Life, Not for Coca-Cola: Commodification, Consumption, and Environmental Challenges

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  1. An Introduction to the Digital Book Amanda Ciafone

Contents of this path:

  1. Neoliberal India Through a Glass Bottle of Coke
  2. Responses to Coca-Cola's Return
  3. Life as It Should Be
  4. Cold Drink Means Coca-Cola
  5. Thanda Becomes Coca-Cola in Indian Hybrid Modernity
  6. Reassembling and Remaking of the Brand
  7. "Water Mining" in Mehdiganj
  8. Subaltern Scalar Movement
  9. Communicating Movement Transnationally
  10. Political Challenges of Anti-Corporate Environmentalism
  11. Thanda Means Toilet Cleaner