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Reglobalization and Islamic Fashion: Aesthetic Inclusiveness or Ideological Fragmentation?
In a context of 'reglobalization' of the world the paper discuss factors affecting fashion aesthetic values and global consciousness in hijab fashion production, circulation, and consumption among ‘Mipsterz’. Theoretically informed and methodological articulated, the paper also discuss the function of the image as political theory.
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