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argued that the Polish economy is still highly centralised and close to the Soviet model, with a marketing environment fairly similar to the Soviet one. Advertising and marketing have so far had only a limited development, as in the USSR, and chapter 8 shows that total advertising expenditure is sti

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media, and the federal government.. This network formed the invisible hand of persuasion that came to guide American free enterprise. These campaigns also helped create a brand identity, a positive essence associated with the brand and visual symbols that represented the brand for the United States

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and then introduces some of the so-called specialties of Japanese television advertising and offer common explanations and discussion of these characteristics. We will conclude, however, that most of these “specialties” are actually myths and are not unique to Japan and lack empirical evidence. As

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to time, space and bodies. Advertising’s mediating function is often conceived in both academic and marketing literatures as a dynamic, and indeed transformative, relationship. It is imagined to mediate between producers and consumers (where advertising creatives act as cultural intermediaries); bet

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ation has manifest itself in standards-based accountability policies’ emphasis on schools’ average achievement (Jennings & Rentner, 2006; Valli, Croninger, Chambliss, Graever, & Buese, 2008), controversy about the existence and prevalence of “high flying” schools where students meet high performance

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ners, media agencies and client firms. I argued that these interactions do not merely link diverse commercial actors and distinct commercial practices; they operate performatively, creating and re-creating productive relationalities and opening up commercial futures in unexpected ways.