GLOBAL BRAND MEANING AND SYMBOLIC CONSUMPTION IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY: COMPARING CONSUMERS' PERCEPTIONS IN BOGOTA AND LONDON

Pacheco, Sandra Liliana Preciado

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GLOBAL BRAND MEANING AND SYMBOLIC CONSUMPTION IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY: COMPARING CONSUMERS' PERCEPTIONS IN BOGOTA AND LONDON

dc:creator Pacheco, Sandra Liliana Preciado

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Author dc:creator: Pacheco, Sandra Liliana Preciado
Contributors dc:contributor: Ekinci, Yuksel
Occhiocupo, Nicoletta

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Pacheco, Sandra Liliana Preciado. GLOBAL BRAND MEANING AND SYMBOLIC CONSUMPTION IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY: COMPARING CONSUMERS' PERCEPTIONS IN BOGOTA AND LONDON. Oxford Brookes University, 2017. https://doi.org/10.24384/b3ap-gm49

GLOBAL BRAND MEANING AND SYMBOLIC CONSUMPTION IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY: COMPARING CONSUMERS' PERCEPTIONS IN BOGOTA AND LONDON

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