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Crafts, Consumers and Consumption: Asian Artisanal Crafts and the Marketing of Exotica
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  • 1994The World of Consumption.429 cited
  • 2002Cross-Cultural Consumption173 cited
  • 2003Precarious production: Globalisation and artisan labour in the Third World173 cited
  • 1996Artisan occupations in the global economy: A conceptual framework31 cited
  • 2009New Silk Roads : East Asia and world textile markets29 cited
  • 2002SELLING GUATEMALA : Maya export products in US mail-order catalogues23 cited
  • 1994Apparel Production in the Caribbean: A Classic Case of the New International Division of Labor7 cited
  • 2003Exoticism and nostalgia: Consuming Southeast Asian handicrafts in Japan6 cited

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