BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Industries / Fashion & Textile Industry

Paper · Semantic Scholar

The paper explores the phenomenon of digraphia, specifically the simultaneous use of Cyrillic and Latin alphabets in the design of trademarks within the fashion and textile industries of the socialist Yugoslavia (1945-1992). By analysing specific examples from this period, the study examines how digraphia functioned not only as a tool of visual communication but also as a reflection of the political, economic and so…

Reference · Wikidata

dissertation submitted to The Education University of Hong Kong

Book · DOAB

The Other Garment Industry sheds light on an economic, social and political phenomenon in Latin America, which is well known in the region, yet largely overlooked in social sciences literature. The volume analyses a regional configuration of informal garment production, distribution and consumption which cannot be explained by the dominant paradigm of global chains. This volume is pioneering in providing a holistic …

Image · DPLA

Special issue on the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mislabeled as Volume XCVIV. 24 pages.