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We’re Not Deviant, You Are! How Consumption Communities Neutralise Accusations of Deviance

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We’re Not Deviant, You Are! How Consumption Communities Neutralise Accusations of Deviance. / Cocker, Hayley; Mardon, Rebecca; Daunt, Kate.
2024. Paper presented at Academy of Marketing Conference , Cardiff, United Kingdom.

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Cocker, H, Mardon, R & Daunt, K 2024, 'We’re Not Deviant, You Are! How Consumption Communities Neutralise Accusations of Deviance', Paper presented at Academy of Marketing Conference , Cardiff, United Kingdom, 1/07/24 - 4/07/24. <https://virtual.oxfordabstracts.com/#/e/AM-2024/program>

APA

Cocker, H., Mardon, R., & Daunt, K. (2024). We’re Not Deviant, You Are! How Consumption Communities Neutralise Accusations of Deviance. Paper presented at Academy of Marketing Conference , Cardiff, United Kingdom. https://virtual.oxfordabstracts.com/#/e/AM-2024/program

Vancouver

Cocker H, Mardon R, Daunt K. We’re Not Deviant, You Are! How Consumption Communities Neutralise Accusations of Deviance. 2024. Paper presented at Academy of Marketing Conference , Cardiff, United Kingdom.

Author

Cocker, Hayley ; Mardon, Rebecca ; Daunt, Kate. / We’re Not Deviant, You Are! How Consumption Communities Neutralise Accusations of Deviance. Paper presented at Academy of Marketing Conference , Cardiff, United Kingdom.

Bibtex

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