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Advanced Introduction to the Experience Economy
Jon Sundbo
‘This book offers a comprehensive overview and summary of research on the experience economy. It elaborates on the differences of functional services and experiences, and primary and secondary experiences, points at the importance of exp... -
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Advanced Introduction to Creative Industries
John Hartley
‘Not all writing about the creative industries practises what it preaches! So how exciting to read a creative analysis of these industries. This book sidesteps expectations by offering an imaginative and highly thought-provoking engageme...eBook:Find out more$21.56
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The Economics of Music
Edited by Samuel Cameron
This pioneering collection collates the most influential academic research in a burgeoning subject – the economics of music. Significant papers from mainstream economics journals sit alongside pertinent works from accountancy, sociology ... -
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Advanced Introduction to Cultural Economics
Ruth Towse
‘Ruth Towse presents a fabulous, broad ranging overview of cultural economics. The book is up to the state of knowledge, is easy to read and reveals sound judgment. I highly recommend the book to anyone concerned about the relationship o...eBook:Find out more$21.56
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Culture and Economic Growth
Edited by Enrico Spolaore
‘This book provides a useful collection of 42 papers, mostly empirical, that highlight different channels through which culture affects economic growth. This collection, which includes studies from the disciplines of sociology and econom... -
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Young Workers in the Global Economy
Edited by Gregory DeFreitas
‘. . . the volume is successful in reaching an always difficult equilibrium between scientific soundness, on the one hand, and fluency, on the other hand. . . the book is a highly enjoyable and engaging read also for a general audience i...eBook:Find out more$62.40
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Recent Developments in Cultural Economics
Edited by Ruth Towse
‘A treasure chest full of classics and very useful indeed, since a lot of the material is scattered across different places.’ – Rick van der Ploeg, European University Institute, Italy ‘For anyone who ever thought economics was the “dis... -
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Tourism in Developing Countries
Edited by Twan Huybers
‘The collection of articles encompassed by this book provide a comprehensive overview of the progress of academic thought in respect of the economic, social and environmental aspects of tourism as an instrument for alleviating the condit... -
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Managing Tourism Firms
Edited by Clive L. Morley
‘In this volume Dr Clive Morley presents a series of papers designed to illustrate facets of managing organisations engaged in tourism. The book begins with Clive’s thought provoking review of why tourist organisations pose specific, spe... -
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The Economics of Leisure
Edited by Clem Tisdell
'As the nations of the world struggle to negotiate an effective post-Kyoto international climate agreement, there is no area of economic scholarship that has more to offer than game theory. Michael Finus and Alejandro Caparrós, themselve... -
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The Economics of the Mass Media
Edited by Gillian Doyle
‘This collection (skillfully edited by Gillian Doyle) is a very useful introduction to some of these issues which now characterise broadcasting around the globe. The emphasis is on public broadcasting (free-to-air television in particula... -
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Work, Leisure and the Environment
Tim Robinson
‘. . . a wonderfully accessible and persuasive contribution to an increasingly urgent and broad literature focusing on overwork, consumerism, environmental disamenity and the work–life balance. . . an excellent scholarly piece of work, d...
