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Collective Beliefs on Global Povertyciated with the campaign’s issues. A key goal of . was ‘[t]o engage and educate the public in poverty and development issues in an unprecedented way’.. Years of research by academics, the UK government and NGOs showed that the public had a limited and often stereotyped perception of the causes and c

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Why People Attended the G8 Rally theory in order to understand audience motivations for mobilization. According to rational actor theory, free riding is clearly a problem for social movements: as Olson explains, when no single individual’s actions can make a perceptible contribution to the delivery of the collective good, it is di

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Celebrities and the Construction of Communicationsical process through high-profile events and celebrities. I will look at .s use of celebrities to gain media coverage and the impact of . on the movement through the eyes of a range of key campaign actors. First, I examine the problems of message control inherent in working with celebrities and the

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Conclusionize a large audience to take action. I broke this down into the production side, the compromises and tensions that characterized the negotiations between coalition actors, and the consumption side, the audiences’ collective beliefs, frames and expectations that influenced their responses to the camp

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Nicolas Sireau. corn. Within days, my inbox was flooded with emails from people all over the world with comments, opinions and incessant questions about this new business area that had become crucial in luxury management. The emails were mostly from luxury brand executives, entrepreneurs, analysts, academics and

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the early part of this decade when I became active in luxury Internet marketing and e-business. During this period when the landscape of luxury online could best be described as nightmarish, the resounding phrase of the luxury brands that were bold enough to have ventured online was: “Our website is