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#Metoovertising : the institutional work of creative women who are looking to change the rules of the advertising game

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Female role portrayals in Brazilian advertising : are outdated cultural stereotypes preventing change?

Middleton, Karen; Turnbull, Sarah; Oliveira, Mauro José de - In: International journal of advertising : the review of … 39 (2020) 5, pp. 679-698

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An investigation into on-sourcing of advertising creativity in an emerging economy : the case of the United Arab Emirates

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The advertising creative process : a study of UK agencies

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Festivals as strategic tools: exploring the Dubai Lynx International Festival of Creativity

Turnbull, Sarah - In: Strategic Direction 33 (2017) 3, pp. 1-4

Purpose This paper aims to provide insight into the use of festivals as a strategy to position cities as creative hubs. Design/methodology/approach This paper has been prepared by an independent author who provides their views and personal experiences of festivals. Findings Festivals are an...

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