Brand-Transvisuality: on Collaborative Brand Innovation Practices: – the Enabling Role of the Visual

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Brand-Transvisuality: on Collaborative Brand Innovation Practices : – the Enabling Role of the Visual. / Michelsen, Anders Ib; Nedergaard, Nicky.

Transvisuality : The Cultural Dimension of Visuality : Volume III: : Purposive Action: Design and Branding. red. / Anders Michelsen; Frauke Wiegand. Bind III Paperback. udg. Liverpool : Liverpool University Press, 2021. s. 161-175.

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Michelsen, AI & Nedergaard, N 2021, Brand-Transvisuality: on Collaborative Brand Innovation Practices: – the Enabling Role of the Visual. i A Michelsen & FW (red), Transvisuality : The Cultural Dimension of Visuality : Volume III: : Purposive Action: Design and Branding. Paperback udg, bind III, Liverpool University Press, Liverpool, s. 161-175.

APA

Michelsen, A. I., & Nedergaard, N. (2021). Brand-Transvisuality: on Collaborative Brand Innovation Practices: – the Enabling Role of the Visual. I A. Michelsen, & F. W. (red.), Transvisuality : The Cultural Dimension of Visuality : Volume III: : Purposive Action: Design and Branding (Paperback udg., Bind III, s. 161-175). Liverpool University Press.

Vancouver

Michelsen AI, Nedergaard N. Brand-Transvisuality: on Collaborative Brand Innovation Practices: – the Enabling Role of the Visual. I Michelsen A, FW, red., Transvisuality : The Cultural Dimension of Visuality : Volume III: : Purposive Action: Design and Branding. Paperback udg. Bind III. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. 2021. s. 161-175

Author

Michelsen, Anders Ib ; Nedergaard, Nicky. / Brand-Transvisuality: on Collaborative Brand Innovation Practices : – the Enabling Role of the Visual. Transvisuality : The Cultural Dimension of Visuality : Volume III: : Purposive Action: Design and Branding. red. / Anders Michelsen ; Frauke Wiegand. Bind III Paperback. udg. Liverpool : Liverpool University Press, 2021. s. 161-175

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