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Elegance and Substance Travel East: Vogue Nippon

Brian Moeran Brian Moeran is Professor of Culture and Communication at the Copenhagen Business School, Denmark. A social anthropologist by training, he has conducted extensive fieldwork in the advertising and publishing industries, particularly in Japan where he is currently doing fleldwork on “fragrance cultures.” Among his publications are The Business of Ethnography: Strategic Exchanges, People and Organizations (Berg, 2005). [email protected]
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Marco Pedroni. (2015) “Stumbling on the Heels of My Blog”: Career, Forms of Capital, and Strategies in the (Sub)Field of Fashion Blogging. Fashion Theory 19:2, pages 179-199.
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Änne Söll. (2009) Pollock in Vogue: American Fashion and Avant-garde Art in Cecil Beaton's 1951 Photographs. Fashion Theory 13:1, pages 29-50.
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Daniel Hagan. 2020. Handbook of Research on Innovations in Technology and Marketing for the Connected Consumer. Handbook of Research on Innovations in Technology and Marketing for the Connected Consumer 315 335 .
Brian Moeran. (2009) The organization of creativity in Japanese advertising production. Human Relations 62:7, pages 963-985.
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