Gary Ruskin, with collaboration from Juliet Schor, had conjured Every Nook and Cranny: The Dangerous spread of commercialized culture to predominantly convey the tenacious clasp advertisement has besieged over the common mass. “The rise of commercialism is an artifact of growth of corporate power… as part of a political and ideological response…” (Ruskin & Schor 487); where initially the aforementioned was conjured with better intentions in mind, but as time progressed unfortunately that ideal even now is diminishing from its venerated self. Also, other ramifications that can be derived from the abovementioned conundrum can “also yield more pollution, natural resources destruction, carbon dioxide emissions and global warming.” (Ruskin & Schor
