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Reporting Royal Dress: Queen Alexandra and Royal Image Making
This chapter considers the origins of the Court Circular as a means of disseminating royal style, specifically the clothing worn by Queen Alexandra. It examines the embedded knowledge of dress and fabrics in the public consciousness and the print descriptions of formal clothing shared with the general public. The image making of Queen Alexandra and her canny use of dress as a means of cementing her public popularity played out through these descriptions
DISAPPOINTED! AN ILLUSTRATED COMPENDIUM OF DISPLEASURE
Disappointed! An Illustrated Compendium of Displeasure is a collection of illustrations and captions taken from real-life reviews of the town of Fowey in Cornwall
The long road to adaptation: Micro and small hospitality firms after the GFC
This study examines the journey of micro and small firm owners/managers of hospitality firms through the global financial crisis. This journey includes measures of firm success and performance supporting firms in the aftermath of the event. The study draws on a sample of mainly hospitality firms in Greece and Cyprus and considers conceptual tenets of the dynamic capabilities framework. Key dimensions associated with firm success and firm performance following the crisis were revealed. For instance, the ‘value’ dimension emerged through measures of financial management, intrinsic, knowledge-based, strategic, and by adding value to consumers’ experience. Furthermore, strong firm performance was mainly perceived as a result of learning from mistakes or managing time efficiently, while counting on government or financial institutions was associated with poor firm performance. The study has various practical and theoretical implications, including through the proposal of a conceptual framework, where the findings and dynamic capabilities approach converge
Oblique Autobiography
Book review of Interventions 2020, Michel Houllebecq (Polity), The Very Last Interview, David Shields (NYRB), I Paint What I Want to See, Philip Guston (Penguin
British Progressive Jazz
CD review of How Long This Time? Live 1970, Keith Tippett Group (British Progressive Jazz
Because He Was Him
A book review of The Light Pours Out Of Me. The authorised biography of John McGeoch, Rory Sullivan-Blake (259pp, £20, Omnibus Press
Introduction to March's Theme: Time
This month we are publishing a volume of thoughtful and thought-provoking pieces that address the challenges of studying time as it becomes rational in social contexts
You Gotta Have Faith
A book review of Immanuel, Matthew McNaught (247pp, Fitzcarraldo Editions
'A Poetry of Noise'
CD reviews of Subterminal, Cindytalk (CD, False Walls) and Houses of the Wind, John Luther Adams (CD, Cold Blue Music
The Evidence
A poem written in reponse to the finding and publication of unseen Kristallnacht photos