This article examines the effectiveness of television advertising and changes in television-audience
response in the United States since the 1980s. It concludes that television remains …

This essay is concerned with the intersection of lived time, time as represented and urban
space – especially around everyday practice. As such it follows in a long pedigree of works …

'Take a look behind the scenes of contemporary Christian worship, in the company of
historians, musicians, theologians and pastors. This book vibrates with a passion for offering a …

… and Doug Crang reported that 93% of Millennials are avid Internet users compared to 88%
of adults 35-54, and 42% of adults 55 and older (Parker, p. 3). One would think that a platform …

… Definitions of 'culture' are diverse and complex, and Crang … , music and film, Crang examines
the cultures of consumption … from around the world, Crang highlights changes in current …

While scanning the shelves in the basement of San Francisco’s famous City Lights Books
recently, Charlie noticed a new section across from ‘Commodity Aesthetics’ called ‘…

… We later borrowed and reworked bits of it for more easily accessible publications (eg Cook
1997b, Crang 1997a), and the feedback we got seemed mainly to be from people who had …

This article uses claims about the local globalization of culinary culture to stage an argument
about the character of material cultural geographies and their spaces of identity practice. It …

We outline the frameworks that shape and hold apart waste debates in and about the Global
North and Global South and that hinder analysis of flows between them. Typically, waste is …

… Finally, I am deeply indebted to Fiona Douglas for her unstinting support, and to Paul Addison
and Terry Cole (who together supervised the Ph.D. thesis on which this book is based) for …