Consumerism on coffee cafe culture

Coffee culture is the set of civilizations and social deeds that border the ingesting of coffee, chiefly as a social emollient. The period also denotes to the social dispersal and acceptance of coffee as an extensively expended intoxicating. In the late 20th century, espresso converted an progressively central beverage causal to coffee culture, predominantly in the Western world and additional urbanized midpoints around the globe.

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Sunanda Das has done M.A in Sociology from University of North Bengal.M.PHIL from Indira Gandhi National Open University, HQ, New Delhi. Currently pursuing PHD from TATA INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES, MUMBAI, INDIA. With around twelve publications, she has presented her research papers in several national and international seminars and conferences.