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Volume 16, Number 4, 1 July 2002
Who Needs Cultural Intermediaries
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WHO NEEDS CULTURAL INTERMEDIARIES?
pp. 495-500(6)
Authors: Nixon S.; Du Gay P.

THE WORK OF CULTURAL INTERMEDIARIES AND THE ENDURING DISTANCE BETWEEN PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION
pp. 501-515(15)
Author: Negus K.

CLUBS TO COMPANIES: NOTES ON THE DECLINE OF POLITICAL CULTURE IN SPEEDED UP CREATIVE WORLDS
pp. 516-531(16)
Author: McRobbie A.

WHAT ABOUT THE OLD CULTURAL INTERMEDIARIES? AN HISTORICAL REVIEW OF ADVERTISING PRODUCERS
pp. 532-552(21)
Author: McFall L.

HONG KONG FASHION DESIGNERS AS CULTURAL INTERMEDIARIES: OUT OF GLOBAL GARMENT PRODUCTION
pp. 553-569(17)
Author: Skov L.

THE FIRST THINGS FIRST MANIFESTO AND THE POLITICS OF CULTURE JAMMING: TOWARDS A CULTURAL ECONOMY OF GRAPHIC DESIGN AND ADVERTISING
pp. 570-592(23)
Author: Soar M.

Book Review
pp. 593-595(3)

Notes on contributors
pp. 596-596(1)

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