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27 Nov CELEBRITY HUMANITARIANISM

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Academic publications

  • Brockington, Dan. 2014. ‘The Production and Construction of Celebrity Advocacy in International Development’. Third World Quarterly 35 (1): 88–108.
  • Dieter, Heribert, and Rajiv Kumar. 2008. ‘The Downside of Celebrity Diplomacy: The Neglected Complexity of Development’. Global Governance 14 (3): 259–64.
  • Goodman, Michael, and Christine Barnes. 2011. ‘Star/Poverty Space: The Making of the “Development Celebrity”’. Celebrity Studies 2 (1): 69–85.
  • Littler, Jo. 2008. ‘“I Feel Your Pain”: Cosmopolitan Charity and the Public Fashioning of the Celebrity Soul’. Social Semiotics 18 (2): 237–51.

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