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Global Brands and Cosmopolitanism: Building Cosmopolitan Attitudes Through Global Consumers in S?o Pthe global brands physically or virtually, through different consumption practices. Through them, they may build a global, a glocal, or a local perspective, as well as they may connect to Others and reproduce a cosmopolitan lifestyle, or maintain their own values and lifestyles.

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Introduction,s and territories of belonging, but to the world as a whole. While the processes described by the concept are in large part enabled by transnational mobilities and aesthetic-consumptive mixing of people and things, making it an idea apparently well suited to a super-diverse, global age, the ethical

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On Decomposing the ‘Thick’ and the ‘Thin’ for Measuring Cosmopolitanism in Multicultural Marketplacethis locale’s boundaries. This can be attributed to many national markets emerging as multicultural marketplaces, for example, environments of intra-nationally diverse cultural composition that are transnationally connected to cultures in other locales. From consumption perspective, such evolution o

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Aesthetico-cultural Cosmopolitanism: A New Kind of ‘Good Taste’ Among French Youthinclusion of Otherness through cultural consumption. To address this question, we shall draw on a French survey (.?=?1605) that was designed to describe how young French (aged 18 to 29 years old) consume international cultural products and subsequently structure transnational artistic and cultural i

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