Bonnie Berry is the Director of the Social Problems Research Group in Gig Harbour, Washington, and was formerly university faculty at the University of Miami, University of California at Los Angeles, University of Washington, Indiana University, and Pacific Lutheran University. A sociologist, she is the author of Social Rage: Emotion and Cultural Conflict (1999) as well as many journal articles on the topics of social inequality, criminology, and animal rights.

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• PrefaceINTRODUCTION: The Power of LooksPART I: The RamificationsChapter 1. Looks and HealthChapter 2. Looks and RomanceChapter 3. Looks and WorkplacePART II: The PressuresChapter 4. The Diet, Fitness, and Supplements IndustriesChapter 5. Cosmetics, Cosmeceuticals, and Other Superficial ChangesChapter 6. The Plastic Surgery IndustryPART III: The SystemChapter 7. The Medical and Health Insurance CommunitiesChapter 8. The Legal CommunityChapter 9. The Economy, Globalization, and PowerCONCLUSION: Toward an Acceptance of Looks DiversityAPPENDIX: Filmography

Bonnie Berry is the Director of the Social Problems Research Group in Gig Harbour, Washington, and was formerly university faculty at the University of Miami, University of California at Los Angeles, University of Washington, Indiana University, and Pacific Lutheran University. A sociologist, she is the author of Social Rage: Emotion and Cultural Conflict (1999) as well as many journal articles on the topics of social inequality, criminology, and animal rights.

Public and general libraries.

• PrefaceINTRODUCTION: The Power of LooksPART I: The RamificationsChapter 1. Looks and HealthChapter 2. Looks and RomanceChapter 3. Looks and WorkplacePART II: The PressuresChapter 4. The Diet, Fitness, and Supplements IndustriesChapter 5. Cosmetics, Cosmeceuticals, and Other Superficial ChangesChapter 6. The Plastic Surgery IndustryPART III: The SystemChapter 7. The Medical and Health Insurance CommunitiesChapter 8. The Legal CommunityChapter 9. The Economy, Globalization, and PowerCONCLUSION: Toward an Acceptance of Looks DiversityAPPENDIX: Filmography

Bonnie Berry is the Director of the Social Problems Research Group in Gig Harbour, Washington, and was formerly university faculty at the University of Miami, University of California at Los Angeles, University of Washington, Indiana University, and Pacific Lutheran University. A sociologist, she is the author of Social Rage: Emotion and Cultural Conflict (1999) as well as many journal articles on the topics of social inequality, criminology, and animal rights.

Public and general libraries.

• PrefaceINTRODUCTION: The Power of LooksPART I: The RamificationsChapter 1. Looks and HealthChapter 2. Looks and RomanceChapter 3. Looks and WorkplacePART II: The PressuresChapter 4. The Diet, Fitness, and Supplements IndustriesChapter 5. Cosmetics, Cosmeceuticals, and Other Superficial ChangesChapter 6. The Plastic Surgery IndustryPART III: The SystemChapter 7. The Medical and Health Insurance CommunitiesChapter 8. The Legal CommunityChapter 9. The Economy, Globalization, and PowerCONCLUSION: Toward an Acceptance of Looks DiversityAPPENDIX: Filmography