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Journal of Media & Cultural Studies
Volume 22, 2008 - Issue 4: Television Transformations: Revealing The Makeover Show
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Property and home-makeover television: Risk, thrift and taste

Buck Clifford Rosenberg Anthropology Program, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, AustraliaCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 505-513 | Published online: 04 Aug 2008

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Kelcie Vercel. (2022) ‘I Blame House Hunters’: How real estate agents use property TV to manage clients and establish expertise. Continuum 36:2, pages 302-315.
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Kelcie L. Vercel. (2021) Feels like home: how home stagers construct spatial rhetorics to persuade homebuyers. Consumption Markets & Culture 24:6, pages 545-574.
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Ella Jeffery. (2020) “Impossible to Keep”: Home Renovation and the Australian Suburban Gothic in Sonya Hartnett’s Golden Boys. Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction 61:5, pages 577-588.
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Michael Mackay & Harvey C. Perkins. (2019) DIY Dreams and the Potential of Home. Housing, Theory and Society 36:1, pages 112-128.
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Michael Mackay & Harvey C. Perkins. (2017) The globalising world of DIY house improvement: interpreting a cultural and commercial phenomenon. Housing Studies 32:6, pages 758-777.
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Buck Clifford Rosenberg. (2011) Home Improvement: Domestic Taste, DIY, and the Property Market. Home Cultures 8:1, pages 5-23.
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Mehmet Ali Altin. 2023. Transforming Issues in Housing Design. Transforming Issues in Housing Design 157 169 .
Anthony P. McIntyre. (2020) Home Truths: Property TV, Financialization, and the Housing Crisis in Contemporary Ireland. Television & New Media 22:1, pages 65-82.
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Alexa Faerber & Aneta Podkalicka. (2020) Thrift Television: Narratives of Enduring, Saving, and Living Well. A Thematic Introduction. Culture Unbound 11:3-4, pages 421-442.
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Aneta Podkalicka & Deb Anderson. 2020. The Local and the Digital in Environmental Communication. The Local and the Digital in Environmental Communication 247 269 .
Naomi Jacobs. (2019) Utopian Home Spaces in Shelter Media. The Journal of Popular Culture 52:2, pages 436-455.
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Zoë Druick. (2017) Property TV: Financialized femininity and new forms of domestic labour. European Journal of Cultural Studies 20:5, pages 560-574.
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Benjamin Alan Wiggins. (2013) The Culture Industry, New Media, and the Shift from Creation to Curation; or, Enlightenment As a Kick in the Nuts. Television & New Media 15:5, pages 395-412.
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Aneta Podkalicka & Jason Potts. (2013) Towards a general theory of thrift. International Journal of Cultural Studies 17:3, pages 227-241.
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Buck Clifford Rosenberg. (2011) The Our House DIY Club. International Journal of Cultural Studies 14:2, pages 173-190.
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