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ESRC RESEARCH SEMINAR SERIES
on
Identities and Consumption

Seminar Three
The new consumers: Childhood and youth
Monday September 11th 2006
12.30 - 5.30
Michael Young Lecture Theatre,
Open University, Milton Keynes

Speakers

Associate Professor Dannie Kjeldgaard
University of Southern Denmark
“The meaning of style? Style reflexivity in contemporary youth culture"

Presentation


Dr Paul Hewer & Dr Douglas Brownlie,
University of Stirling

"Boys, Bevvies and Bacon Sarnies:  Exploring Culinary Images for thinking young men"

Presentation

 
Dr Stephanie O’Donohoe,
University of Edinburgh

“Childhood transitions, consumption and the gender agenda”


 
Patricia Gaya Wicks,
University of Exeter

“Beckham: Hero, villain or a bit of both? The children's viewpoint”

Presentation

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Provisional Programme

                   
Seminar One
Consumption, cyber-identities and new forms of citizenship

Seminar Two
Branded identities, marketing and the process of commodification

Seminar Four
Representation, identities
and consumption


Seminar Five
'Money's too tight to mention':
Consumption on the margin'

Seminar Six
Disordered consumption:
Health, identities and social
policies around consumption

 

 

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Attendance at this seminar is free, but we do need to know how many people will require lunch by Friday 1st September 2006.
For further information, to book a place at any Seminar, and if you wish to go on the
Seminar Series mailing list,
contact:
Professor Christine Griffin
Department of Psychology
University of Bath
Tel: 01225 385293
Email: c.griffin@bath.ac.uk

Web page: http://staff.bath.ac.uk/psscg/

We can reimburse travel expenses for a limited number of students and low/unwaged participants wishing to attend any Seminar.  Apply in advance to Chris Griffin

Department of Psychology, University of Bath, Bath BA2 7AY. Tel: +44 (0) 1225 385293 · Fax: +44 (0) 1225 386752
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