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Removing the rough edges? Nostalgia and storytelling at a UK museum

Kirsty DevineRiverside Museum, Glasgow, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 208-214 | Published online: 21 Mar 2013

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Aurélie Kessous. (2015) Nostalgia and brands: a sweet rather than a bitter cultural evocation of the past. Journal of Marketing Management 31:17-18, pages 1899-1923.
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Paola Maria Pappas. (2023) Repurposing part of Glasgow’s iconic Kelvin Hall as a film and television studio. Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Civil Engineering, pages 1-8.
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