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Immediately following the Second World War, Eastern European communist parties employed censorship against Western popular culture, such as film and popular music, which they regarded as politically inappropriate. From the late 1950s, most parties increasingly sought to satisfy their citizens’ desires for consumption and entertainment, and they ...
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Immediately following the Second World War, Eastern European communist parties employed censorship against Western popular culture, such as film and popular music, which they regarded as politically inappropriate. From the late 1950s, most parties increasingly sought to satisfy their citizens’ desires for consumption and entertainment, and they ...
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The Popular Culture of Conspiracy/the Conspiracy of Popular Culture
The Sociological Review, 2000David Bell, Lee-Jane Bennion-Nixon
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Accounting and popular culture: framing a research agenda
Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal, 2012Íngrid Jeacle
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