|
china |
6 |
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global south |
4 |
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cities 2050 |
3 |
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creative labour |
3 |
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cultural and creative industries |
3 |
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fashion |
3 |
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global production networks |
3 |
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hong kong |
3 |
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labour agency |
3 |
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migrant labour |
3 |
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migration |
3 |
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sustainability |
3 |
|
workers’ power |
3 |
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actor–network theory |
2 |
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apple and foxconn |
2 |
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arts management |
2 |
|
cultural industries |
2 |
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cultural intermediaries |
2 |
|
cultural-economic mediation |
2 |
|
digital capitalism |
2 |
|
fashion - social aspects - china |
2 |
|
fashion - social aspects - china - hong kong |
2 |
|
fashion magazine |
2 |
|
gay men. |
2 |
|
greater china |
2 |
|
labor |
2 |
|
multilevel analysis |
2 |
|
narcissism. |
2 |
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organisation model |
2 |
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sex (psychology) |
2 |
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trans-border activism |
2 |
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work and employment |
2 |
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accountability |
1 |
|
adolescence |
1 |
|
affect |
1 |
|
agency of things |
1 |
|
alibaba |
1 |
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anti-elab movement |
1 |
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authentic self |
1 |
|
boycott |
1 |
|
buycott |
1 |
|
celebrity |
1 |
|
celebrity culture |
1 |
|
celebrity effects |
1 |
|
children and food |
1 |
|
china as method |
1 |
|
china exceptionalism |
1 |
|
china, good life |
1 |
|
clothing |
1 |
|
clothing consumption |
1 |
|
consumer socialization |
1 |
|
consumption |
1 |
|
corporate culture |
1 |
|
creative labor; fashion |
1 |
|
creative labour studies |
1 |
|
cross-platform affordances |
1 |
|
cultural mediation |
1 |
|
cultural studies |
1 |
|
cultural turn |
1 |
|
de-westernisation |
1 |
|
decolonisation |
1 |
|
digital economy |
1 |
|
digital platforms |
1 |
|
digital technology |
1 |
|
e-commerce |
1 |
|
east asia |
1 |
|
emotion |
1 |
|
employment relationships |
1 |
|
eurocenticism |
1 |
|
eurocentrism |
1 |
|
fashion communication |
1 |
|
fashion magazines |
1 |
|
fashion marketing |
1 |
|
fashion media |
1 |
|
fashion theory |
1 |
|
global-local-sectoral co-configurations |
1 |
|
high-tech industries |
1 |
|
homosexual consumers |
1 |
|
identity |
1 |
|
identity construction |
1 |
|
information and communications technology |
1 |
|
infrastructural capitalism |
1 |
|
job insecurity |
1 |
|
korea |
1 |
|
luxury fashion |
1 |
|
male consumers |
1 |
|
male consumption |
1 |
|
marketing communications |
1 |
|
media |
1 |
|
media and communication |
1 |
|
media and cultural studies |
1 |
|
media pitching |
1 |
|
memory |
1 |
|
moral consumption |
1 |
|
multi-scalar enactment |
1 |
|
national renaissance |
1 |
|
normativity |
1 |
|
north–south divide |
1 |
|
obesity |
1 |
|
participant observation |
1 |
|
phygital infrastructure |
1 |
|
platform economy |
1 |
|
platform work |
1 |
|
platformisation |
1 |
|
political consumerism |
1 |
|
postsocialism |
1 |
|
practice theory |
1 |
|
precarity |
1 |
|
public-private partnerships |
1 |
|
qualitative methods |
1 |
|
romania |
1 |
|
selfhood |
1 |
|
sensorial infrastructure |
1 |
|
social media |
1 |
|
sociology of fashion |
1 |
|
south–south interactions |
1 |
|
techno-nationalist media agenda |
1 |
|
television industry |
1 |
|
temporal-spatial subjectivity |
1 |
|
tv workers |
1 |
|
universalism |
1 |
|
wardrobe study |
1 |
|
yellow economic circle |
1 |
