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From One Edge to the Next: Situating Edgework Within Consumer Life Course Journeys

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From One Edge to the Next: Situating Edgework Within Consumer Life Course Journeys. / Obeada, Irina; Cronin, James; Piacentini, Maria.
Proceedings of Academy of Marketing 2024 Annual Conference . ed. / C. Strong; C. Bosangit; N. Koenig-Lewis; Z. Lee; O. Moldes Andres; E. Rosier. Cardiff University: Academy of Marketing, 2024. 93.

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Obeada, I, Cronin, J & Piacentini, M 2024, From One Edge to the Next: Situating Edgework Within Consumer Life Course Journeys. in C Strong, C Bosangit, N Koenig-Lewis, Z Lee, O Moldes Andres & E Rosier (eds), Proceedings of Academy of Marketing 2024 Annual Conference ., 93, Academy of Marketing, Cardiff University. <https://academyofmarketing.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/AM2024-PROCEEDINGS-.pdf>

APA

Obeada, I., Cronin, J., & Piacentini, M. (2024). From One Edge to the Next: Situating Edgework Within Consumer Life Course Journeys. In C. Strong, C. Bosangit, N. Koenig-Lewis, Z. Lee, O. Moldes Andres, & E. Rosier (Eds.), Proceedings of Academy of Marketing 2024 Annual Conference Article 93 Academy of Marketing. https://academyofmarketing.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/AM2024-PROCEEDINGS-.pdf

Vancouver

Obeada I, Cronin J, Piacentini M. From One Edge to the Next: Situating Edgework Within Consumer Life Course Journeys. In Strong C, Bosangit C, Koenig-Lewis N, Lee Z, Moldes Andres O, Rosier E, editors, Proceedings of Academy of Marketing 2024 Annual Conference . Cardiff University: Academy of Marketing. 2024. 93

Author

Obeada, Irina ; Cronin, James ; Piacentini, Maria. / From One Edge to the Next : Situating Edgework Within Consumer Life Course Journeys. Proceedings of Academy of Marketing 2024 Annual Conference . editor / C. Strong ; C. Bosangit ; N. Koenig-Lewis ; Z. Lee ; O. Moldes Andres ; E. Rosier. Cardiff University : Academy of Marketing, 2024.

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