Markets and power in digital capitalism

Markets and power in digital capitalismPhilipp Staab takes readers on a thought provoking journey through the virtual realm, exploring how digital surveillance and evaluation practices have infiltrated every aspect of our lives. Staab's compelling analysis challenges us to confront the realities of surveillance capitalism and the urgent need to address the inequities it perpetuates.

Over the past ten years the study of dress history has achieved academic respectability

It argues that Latin America in its rich and early experience of populism is a valuable laboratory to take our understanding forward and to address the question of whether populism goes beyond the dichotomy of left and right and is a new political phenomenon

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It broadens our understanding of how exhibitions were constructed

The book has a genuinely interdisciplinary appeal and is relevant to students of International Relations

the narrator reflects on the very nature of inverts and the secret society of which they must belong

Argues for greater openness in the ways we approach human rights and international rights promotion

When European powers colonised the globe

education and politics

The book provides a linguistic mirror through which the reader may see his or her own specific invalidity reflected

a problem plaguing many studies published in the West on African cinema

cultural criticism