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The conference also welcomes studies that analyze production of goods and marketing techniques used towards young people as well as the socioeconomic mechanisms that shape and control childhood cultures.ДЄn active interdisciplinary community has taken the opportunity to organize the following вЂњChild and Teen ConsumptionвЂќ conferences: Copenhagen Business School in 2006, Norwegian Child Research Centre (NOSEB) in 2008, LinkГ¶ping University (Sweden) in 2010, UniversitГ Libera di Milano (Italy) in 2012, Edinburgh University Business School (Great-Britain) in 2014, Aalborg University (Denmark) in 2016, and Poitiers University (France) in 2018.

The CTC conferences promote and enhance original research that explores and highlights what children understand about the market experiences in which they participate, and how they use the resources available to them to assert their child status vis-Г -vis adults or their peer groups. Because of their interdisciplinary focus, the вЂњChild and Teen ConsumptionвЂќ conferences tackle a wide variety of topics relating to the links between childhood and adolescence and consumer environments in different social and institutional contexts. The вЂњChild and Teen ConsumptionвЂќ conferences aim at facilitating in-depth dialogue between researchers from various disciplines: management, psychology, sociology, information and communication, anthropology, history, education, law, etc. This book draws on the interdisciplinary conferences вЂњChild and Teen ConsumptionвЂќ that have taken place every two years since their launch by the School of Management of the University of Poitiers in 2004 in AngoulГЄme (France).

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Part 3 Circulating and enriching content aimed at children: Transmedia/Media mixвЂ¦ДЁ Is PokГ©mon for children? How fan participation and transmedia practices transform age boundaries of audiencesД© Maintaining an authorвЂ™s position during media circulation: The case of an animated cartoon created from a comic stripДЎ0 The creation of cultural value in childrenвЂ™s media: Studying the production and circulation of a quality TV cartoonДЎ1 Gord Downie and Jeff LemireвЂ™s graphic narrative Secret Path: Analysis of a transmedia adaptation

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вЂ“ Children as influencers balancing celebrity status, play and paychecksД§ An expanding luxury land: A journey through the magical world which TV series are offering to their teenage audience Part 2 Insights into the social construction of childhood by cultural and creative industriesДҐ Enacting global digital parentingвЂ¦ Alleged joint benefits for the вЂњchild-parentsвЂќ consumer clusterД¦ MГјnsterвЂ™s Inc. Part 1 Children as prosumers: Moving borders around childrenвЂ™s social value and emerging ethical issuesДЎ Forecasting through the rear-view mirror: Ethical storm clouds over childrenвЂ™s cultural industriesДў Entertainment or advertising? YouTube channels displaying content created by kidsДЈ Superfans and evangelizers: Young peopleвЂ™s creative entanglements with promotional cultureД¤ Masterpiece: Thinking about children and creative industries with values

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