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Shipping and globalization in the post-war era : contexts, companies, connections

Petersson, Niels P. (ed.); Tenold, Stig (ed.); … - 2019

1. Shipping and globalization in the post-war era: Contexts, companies, connections- Niels P. Petersson, Stig Tenold and Nicholas J. White -- Part I: Contexts -- 2. The declining role of Western Europe in shipping and shipbuilding, 1900—2000- Stig Tenold -- 3. The emergence and evolution of...

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"Is it essential that a steamship company's poster must have a ship?" : the shortcomings of British shipping posters c.1840 to c.1970

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DavidThackeray, Forging a British world of trade : culture, ethnicity, and market in the Empire‐Commonwealth, 1880–1975 (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2019. Pp. xv+230. 14 figs....

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“Is it essential that a steamship company’s poster must have a ship?”

Clampin, David; White, Nicholas J. - In: Journal of Historical Research in Marketing 9 (2017) 4, pp. 386-424

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the nature of marketing communications of British shipping lines in the period from c.1840 to c.1970 to establish the extent to which these outputs reflect extant scholarship which points to the lack of innovation as a key reason for the demise of...

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