Fandom Democracy? is out, ed. by Campus, Ceccarini, and Mazzoni.
Most research on celebrity politics looks at the supply side. This book turns to the demand side: who political fans are, how they behave, and what fuels their attachment.
Open access: link.springer.com/book/10.1007...
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Invites research on globalisation and de-globalisation, growth, transformation, and policy responses to crises. Encourages studies on trade, foreign investment, environmental economics, global value chains, sustainability, and development goals. Both theoretical and empirical works welcome.
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