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Purpose – Despite the call from the public domain to use normal‐sized models (NM) in advertising and the fact of the recent movement in the practitioner's domain concerning the use of NM, knowledge of the advantages/disadvantages concerning the use of NM in comparison to small‐sized models...
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Female role portrayals are investigated for the late 1980s using British women′s magazines, replicating and updating … sensitive to the issue of stereotyping as they witness the clear economic and social evolution of women. The results indicate … less stereotyping of women as “physical objects” and a trend towards using either “family” or “independent” cues.  …
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with regard to the role and experience of women as consumers. Examines the possibility that consumer research is in crisis …
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advertisements from the October 1981 issues of the UK's highest circulation women's magazines – Women, Woman's Weekly, Woman's Own …
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Highlights the female role in UK society and how it has changed in the twentieth century, with regard especially to equal rights and opportunities, legally protected by the Sex Discrimination Act in 1975 and including the Equal Pay Act of 1970. Posits that female employment is the most obvious...
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Investigates employment in the distributive trades — considering it is the second largest order in the UK Standard Industrial Classification of 1968. Says that June 1980 employment totalled 2.7 million workers, but that the retail trades — largest sub‐division of the distributive trades...
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applying this methodology to advertising research, the study analyses German and Japanese magazine advertising targeting women … apparent transnational similarities in advertising aimed at women, the difference‐in‐differences analysis reveals marked cross …‐cultural differences in the way that marketers adapt their strategies in the women’s market. The results indicate that non …
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HRD fields. Women entrepreneur leaders' experiences of gender will be explored through a framework of doing gender well … are five case studies of women entrepreneur leaders operating small businesses across North East England in sectors of IT … and the women's voices analysed through a framework of doing gender well and differently. Findings – This paper highlights …
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