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du Gay, Paul, and Michael Pryke. Cultural Economy: Cultural Analysis and Commercial Life. London ; Thousand Oaks, Calif.: Sage Publications, 2002.
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Table of contents
Abstract
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| Notes on contributors | vii |
| Acknowledgements | ix |
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| Cultural economy: An introduction |
| Paul du Gay and Michael Pryke |
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| 1. Economics as interference | 21 |
| John Law |
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| 2. Symbolic economies: the 'culturalization' of economic knowledge | 39 |
| John Alien |
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| 3. Capturing markets from the economists | 59 |
| Don Slater |
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| 4. Work ethics, soft capitalism and the 'turn to life' | 97 |
| Paul Heelas |
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| 5. From Holloway to Hollywood: happiness at work in the new cultural economy?
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| Angela McRobbie |
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| 6. Identities and industries: the cultural formation of aesthetic economies
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| Keith Negus |
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| 7. Re-imagining the ad agency: the cultural connotations of economic forms
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| Sean Nixon |
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| 8. Advertising, persuasion and the culture/economy dualism | 148 |
| Liz McFall |
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| 9. The unintended political economy | 166 |
| Daniel Miller |
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| 10. Production, consumption and 'cultural economy' | 185 |
| Man Warde |
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| 11. Performing cultures in the new economy | 201 |
| Nigel Thrift |
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| Index | 235 |
