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Psychotic, acritical and precarious? A Lacanian exploration of the neoliberal consumer subject by Lambert, Aliette

“…Extending the critical project of interrogating the consumer subject form, in this study, the consumer subject is read as potentially acritical, precarious and…”
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Into the depths of the feminine: A Jungian perspective on postfeminist working life by Lambert, Aliette, Ferns, George

“…How do women reject the feminine in postfeminist working life, and to what effects? Organisational scholars have long argued that the feminine is discouraged…”
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Vacation Posts on Facebook: A Model for Incidental Vicarious Travel Consumption by Marder, Ben, Archer-Brown, Chris, Colliander, Jonas, Lambert, Aliette

“…Vicarious consumption of travel is ubiquitous. However little is known about the psychological processes this initiates or the potential for resultant…”
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Stayin’ alive? Reflections on navigating digital dependency by Lambert, Aliette, Rome, Alexandra, Fornari, Francesca

“…Digital technologies are pervasive and ensnaring, resulting in widespread dependence of their varying forms and functions. In this commentary we reflect on the…”
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(Wo)men on top? Postfeminist contradictions in young women’s sexual narratives by Rome, Alexandra S., Lambert, Aliette

“…Feminized sexual consumption has gained increasing legitimacy in the marketplace. Despite calls for critical, feminist perspectives, extant research in…”
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Drilling their Own Graves: How the European Oil and Gas Supermajors Avoid Sustainability Tensions Through Mythmaking by Ferns, George, Amaeshi, Kenneth, Lambert, Aliette

“…This study explores how paradoxical tensions between economic growth and environmental protection are avoided through organizational mythmaking. By examining…”
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Loyal Now, but Not Forever! A Study of Narcissism and Male Consumer-Brand Relationships by Lambert, Aliette, Desmond, John

“…ABSTRACT Two prominent areas of research to emerge in recent years are consumer relationships with brands and narcissism in society. Whilst each of these…”
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Cultural intelligibility of anxiety: young women, consumer culture, and the 'project' of the self by Lambert, Aliette Victoria

“…This thesis critically explores the role of consumer culture in young women’s understanding of self. Drawing on media and cultural studies literature as well…”
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