Cover
Contents
List of Photographs, Maps, Tables, and Figures
Foreword
Exploring the Cultural Dimensions of Craft Beer: Introduction and Overview
Part I: Global Political Economy
1. Storytelling and Market Formation: An Exploration of Craft Brewers in the United Kingdom
2. A Pint of Success: How Beer Is Revitalizing Cities and Local Economies in the United Kingdom
3. The Rationalization of Craft Beer from Medieval Monks to Modern Microbrewers: A Weberian Analysis
4. Entrepreneurial Leisure and the Microbrew Revolution: The Neoliberal Origins of the Craft Beer Movement
Part II: Space and Place
5. Crafting Place: Craft Beer and Authenticity in Jacksonville, Florida
6. Ethical Brews: New England, Networked Ecologies, and a New Craft Beer Movement
7. Atmosphere and Activism at the Great British Beer Festival
8. Neighborhood Change, One Pint at a Time: The Impact of Local Characteristics on Craft Breweries
9. The Spatial Dynamics of Organizational Identity among Craft Brewers
Part III: Intersecting Identities
10. The Cultural Tensions between Taste Refinement and American Middle-Class Masculinity
11. You Are What You Drink: Gender Stereotypes and Craft Beer Preferences within the Craft Beer Scene of New York City
12. Brewing Boundaries of White Middle-Class Maleness: Reflections from within the Craft Beer Industry
Glossary
List of Contributors
Index