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Tag Archives: Cleaning
Vanishing diversity in supermarkets
I’ve arrived back in Sweden after some field work in Australia and India looking at cleanliness. I collected quite varied data and while it all seems like a massive jumble, I am looking forward to taking some space to think … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Cleaning, global homogenisation, India, Laundry, Normal, super markets, Sweden
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