Titlebook: Contemporary Adulthood and the Night-Time Economy; Oliver Smith Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2

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Youth, Adulthood and the NTE, which they ‘arrive’. If we accept that a number of markers do exist that indicate a change in condition or status, not only is their meaning likely to be inconsistent across different groups, they are not necessarily as significant as researchers may assume, and also are not necessarily permanent (

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Desire, Motivation and the NTE,retain such an attachment to the (NTE) as they progress through their thirties and continue to nurture an identity that is firmly ensconced within the machinations of global consumer capitalism, so much as it is to delve further into a consideration of the derivation of enjoyment that they extract f

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Understanding Intercultural Communication anxieties that constitute life under liberal capitalism. Despite the apparent wholesale collapse of the neoliberal project, the absence of any alternative way of organising the global economy appears to have cemented liberal capitalism as the ‘least-worst’ option. For the majority, the apparent ind

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