Management studies has recently invented the discipline of history. Hurrah.
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What an honour. Looking forward to it.

From The Adventures of Augie March by Saul Bellow

Advertising art selling petrol to antiquaries, 1934 (Clifford & Rosemary Ellis)

I didn't know that

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More from the European Society for Periodicals Research (ESPRit):

On Monday 23 June, Céline Mansanti will give an online talk on 'La Vie Parisienne in the 1920s US: “New Puritanism”, Censorship and Self-Censorship'

Free registration link here: www.espr-it.eu/esprit/event...

My main question to Paul Fyfe (left) @pfyfe.bsky.social is how he finds the time to write a book like this whilst moonlighting as pop phenomenon Perfume Genius (right)? Have they ever been seen in the same room?

Idyllic village cricket scene in the background of a paint ad, same issue

Ad for gas cooker, Yorkshire Life Illustrated magazine, July 1959

ROCKETS, LIONS AND PLANETS : THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY

Online talk by PROFESSOR PAUL SALVESON

For details of how to reserve a place and get the meeting link go to the Historic Society of Lancashire & Cheshire's website at www.hslc.org.uk

Watched it again, credits and all, which contained this gem -- bottom left explains the reason for the scream

Take #Nigeria, for example. How has the magazine, as a media form, dealt with regional cultures, identities and aspirations? Most people identify with their own regional culture rather than a national culture – how have magazines expressed such feelings?
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Call for chapters: Edinburgh Companion to the Regional Magazine

Please consider submitting a chapter proposal for inclusion in the first major overview of the subnational periodical as an international phenomenon, from the seventeenth century to the present day.

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