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CFP: Who sets the Public Agenda?
From Photini Vrikki CFP: Who sets the Public Agenda? The Cultural and Creative Industries in the era of populism The intense and accelerated political shifts that have marked the global political landscape in recent years have been met with a rise of voices from the Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs). Celebrities, singers, actors and industry representatives have…
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Panel: Victorian Texts in Contemporary Fandoms
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CMCS Keynote – ANOKHI Media
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Panel: Stardom and Fandom
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