A collection of essays which seek to map thinking and practice in order to assess the extent to which the consumer, as opposed to the voter, should be elevated to a central position within our understanding of the relationship between the public and political spheres.
This edited collection seeks to map current thinking and practice in order to assess the extent to which the consumer, as opposed to the voter, should now to be elevated to a central position within our understanding of the relationship between the public and political spheres. …
This edited collection seeks to map current thinking and practice in order to assess the extent to which the consumer, as opposed to the voter, should now to be elevated to a central position within our understanding of the relationship between the public and political spheres. …