This chapter reviews some work in philosophy that has hinted at where people might begin
to think about the social theory implications of OOO. OOO is taken with the phenomenology …

Nosenography is a theoretical and methodological commitment to uncover the presences
and practices of smell, an often-ignored sensory feature of market and consumption spaces …

Purpose This paper aims to detail how consumers can harness the power of brands to
reconstruct their lives. Design/methodology/approach The authors followed five brand …

Objective Despite a growing body of literature on cultural transitions, little is known
regarding how emigrant elite athletes experience and intra-act with the non-human …

Although a wealth of consumer research literature has examined privacy, the majority of this
research has been conducted from a micro-economic or psychological perspective. This has …

This paper examines how tourists engaged in atrocity heritage tourism embark in processing
meanings, community discourse and motivations when faced with increasing levels of …

Purpose: This chapter examines two rather extreme examples of non-human entities in
home assemblage, interior objects, and companion animals, and how their agency appears …

Although consumer culture has been studied extensively for its propagation of comforting
signs, symbols, and experiences that reassure us of our selves and other marketable …

The number of disabled students enrolled in higher education institutions is increasing. Yet
in disciplines such as nursing, where placements are an important part of student success …

In this doctoral research I seek to better understand the role of imagined communities in the
global marketplace. To do so, I specifically investigate the global cultural flow of brand visual …