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Special Issue: The Origins of Marketing Thought and Practice in the United Kingdom. Guest Editors: Andrew Pressey, Mark Tadajewski, D.G. Brian Jones

Guest editorial

Mark Tadajewski; Andrew Pressey; D.G. Brian Jones
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Origins of sports car marketing: early 20th Century British cycle-cars

D.G. Brian Jones; Alan J. Richardson
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“Don’t blame the shopkeeper!!”: Food, drink and confectionery advertising and British Government market controls during the Second World War

Mick Hayes
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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

David Clampin; Nicholas J. White
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Marketing strategy in Britain’s mainline railways, 1923-1938

Hiroki Shin
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Modernity in British advertising: selling cocoa and chocolate in the 1930s

Michael French
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The origins of marketing practice in Britain: from the ancient to the early twentieth century

Richard A. Hawkins
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The history of conspicuous consumption in the United Kingdom: 1945-2000

Georgios Patsiaouras
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A quiet revolution: The evolution of the marketing syllabus at the Faculty of Commerce, University of Birmingham, Great Britain (1902-1969)

Andrew Pressey
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The history of advertising trust archive

Alistair Moir; Eve Read; Sophie Towne
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