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  • Commodifying what nature? Commodifying what nature?
    Castree, Noel Progress in human geography, 06/2003, Volume: 27, Issue: 3
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    In this essay contemporary Marxist writings on the commodification of nature in capitalist societies are reviewed systematically. Recent research on commodities in human geography, cultural studies ...
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  • COMMODIFICATION OF RELIGION... COMMODIFICATION OF RELIGION IN THE QURANIC PERSPECTIVE (A STUDY AT KAMPUNG KERAMAT, BABUSSALAM, NORTH SUMATERA)
    Nurul Husna; Hasanuddin Manik Jurnal At-Tibyan: jurnal ilmu alqur`an dan tafsir (Online), 12/2023, Volume: 8, Issue: 2
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    Religion, on the one hand, is something sacred, but on the other hand, there is a phenomenon wherein it is used to earn profits for business. It appears that religion has turned into a marketing ...
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  • Soldiers and superheroes ne... Soldiers and superheroes needed! Masculine archetypes and constrained bodily commodification in the sperm donation market
    Sobande, Francesca; Mimoun, Laetitia; Torres, Lez Trujillo Marketing theory, 03/2020, Volume: 20, Issue: 1
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    Extant research on bodily commodification emphasizes contexts, where market actors can pursue commodification in relatively unconstrained ways. However, scant research examines how marketers foster ...
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  • 'Enclosure with Chinese cha... 'Enclosure with Chinese characteristics': a Polanyian approach to the origins and limits of land commodification in China
    Liu, Tiantian The Journal of peasant studies, 06/2023, Volume: 50, Issue: 4
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    Based on archival research and interviews with state officials and state-affiliated academics, this article argues that the Chinese state's decision to slow down rural land transfer since 2017 is a ...
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  • Nature 2.0: Exploring and t... Nature 2.0: Exploring and theorizing the links between new media and nature conservation
    Büscher, Bram New media & society, 05/2016, Volume: 18, Issue: 5
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    Web 2.0 and social media applications that allow people to share, co-create and rate online content are crucial new ways for conservation organizations to reach audiences and for concerned ...
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  • The limits of transparency:... The limits of transparency: Data brokers and commodification
    Crain, Matthew New media & society, 01/2018, Volume: 20, Issue: 1
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    In the United States the prevailing public policy approach to mitigating the harms of internet surveillance is grounded in the liberal democratic value of transparency. While a laudable goal, ...
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  • RETRACTED: The Commodificat... RETRACTED: The Commodification Dilemma: Tourism Pressure and Heritage Conservation in Barcelona
    Mazzamuto, Marina; Picone, Marco Societies (Basel, Switzerland), 08/2022, Volume: 12, Issue: 4
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    In recent years, the proliferation of tourists in the urban environment has generated several issues in the functioning of cities. As urban tourism has historically been linked to cultural and ...
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