Issues

Historical perspectives on race in the marketplace, part 1, Guest Editors: Judy Davis, Anthony Kwame Kwame Harrison, Bryel Kerkhoff-Parnell and Ana Raquel Coelho Rocha

Guest editorial: Introduction to special issue on historical perspectives on race in the marketplace, part 1

Judy Davis; Anthony Kwame Kwame Harrison; Bryel Kerkhoff-Parnell; Ana Raquel Coelho Rocha
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Then, now, next: a brief history of the Race in the Marketplace (RIM) research network

Sonya A. Grier; Guillaume Johnson; Kevin D. Thomas
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The use and abuse of history in antiracism marketing: on quoting historical figures

Guillaume Johnson; Noémi Michel
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Dancing on the line: advertising, race and the ambivalent legacy of the California Raisins

Edward Timke; Christina L. Myers
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Commodity racism and semiotics in chocolate advertising: the case of Chocolates Amatller, 1914

Xavier Jou-Badal; Lara Martin-Vicario
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Beyond the braai: diversifying the heritage narrative in South Africa

Lizette Vorster Larsen; Gaye Bebek; Eva Kipnis
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Archiving resistance: Claudia Jones and the racial historiography of marketing in postwar Britain

Natalie Naomi Clue
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Haitian emancipation (1791−1804) as reflexive decoloniality: redoubling boycotts of plantation sugar as white gold

Jonathan Bowman; June N.P. Francis
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Historical and racial commodification in Harlem tourism

William T. Jamerson
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