Lauren England

King’s College London

United Kingdom

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Maria Lusiani

Associate Professor

Università Ca' Foscari

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Kate McMillan

King’s College London

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Roberta Comunian

King’s College London

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Eka Ikpe

King’s College London

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Lauren England

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Re-Defining Fashion Cities: African Fashion Designers Between Local and Global Networks

Tensions and duality in developing a circular fashion economy in Kenya

Rethinking creative freelancers and structures of care in cultural policy and organisational practice: A case study of Dundee during the Covid-19 pandemic

Where has all the knowledge gone? migrations from industrial to knowledge economy in textile firms

Fashion designers as lead firms from below: Creative economy, state capitalism and internationalization in Lagos and Nairobi

Crafting professionals: Logics of professional development in craft higher education

Connecting craft, design and the wood industry in South Tyrol: From clusters to creative ecosystem

Gendered Obstacles in Contemporary Art: The Art Market, Motherhood and Invisible Ecologies

Access and diversity in South African craft and design: The work of craft intermediaries in Cape Town

Crafting professionals: Skills and resources for graduates entering the craft economy

Crafting professionals: skills and resources for graduates entering the craft economy

Crafting professionals: entrepreneurial strategies for making a living through passionate work

Africa Fashion Futures: Creative economies, global networks and local development

Creative and cultural work without filters

Managing making and makers in open-access craft studios: the case of Turning Earth

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Maria Lusiani

Kate McMillan

Roberta Comunian

Eka Ikpe

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