Journal of Historical Research in Marketing

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Getting something for nothing: the history of trading stamps in the United States of America (1891–2008) Nada Elnahla & Leighann C. Neilson	2026	0 citations
The use and abuse of history in antiracism marketing: on quoting historical figures Guillaume D. Johnson & Noemi Vanessa Michel	2026	0 citations
Beauty that glows: Tho-Radia and radioactive cosmetics Lucy Jane Santos	2026	0 citations
The demon drink’s long echo: how the legacy of prohibition in the USA shaped the advertising and public relations strategies of the liquor industry Wendy Melillo	2026	0 citations
“What does the mirror reveal about your age?” A historical analysis of Tokalon cosmetic advertisements in 1930s Sweden Lame Maatla Kenalemang	2025	1 citations
Publisher’s note Unknown	2025	0 citations
Guest editorial: Marketing and retailing clothing and fashion – the long view Alison Toplis	2025	0 citations
Marketing modern femininity: Shiseidō’s approach to selling beauty in interwar Japan Erica Tso	2025	0 citations
Can nature sell beauty? Historicising cosmetic advertising and its modern greenwashing parallels Sridevi Gopakumar & Madhava Priya Dananjayan	2025	0 citations
Secrets of the Keraton: constructing Indonesian beauty ideals through an indigenous beauty brand Jeaney Yip et al.	2025	0 citations
Dishpan hands, class anxiety and the performance of femininity: marketing Maniol hand cream in early 20th-century Sweden Lauren Alex O’Hagan	2025	0 citations
From health to status symbol: towards a typology of glow in cosmetics marketing Hillary Belzer	2025	0 citations
Guest editorial: Introduction to special issue on “selling beauty” Lauren Alex O’Hagan & Lucy Jane Santos	2025	0 citations
“The coat of the age”: the Kul-e-Tuk brand parka, Inuit cultural appropriation and the commercialization of settler Canadian identity Alexis J. Walker	2025	0 citations
“Preserving the health, add to which an irresistible personal beauty”: advertisements for cosmetics and medicines in The Morning Chronicle , 1800-1810 Anya Griffiths	2025	0 citations
MISS KIN in the world of fashion: 1902–1939 Tomáš Jelı́nek	2025	0 citations
Marketing and consuming Beijing Opera (Jingju) costumes in pre-1949 China: a special stage costume with multilevel meanings Tony Yan	2025	0 citations
Marketing space adventure toys and heroes, 1930s–1950s Terrence H. Witkowski	2025	0 citations
“Get rid of fashion”: The Salvation Army’s marketing and retailing of clothing in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries Flore Janssen & Roberta Marion MacDonald	2025	0 citations
Styling the suburbs: Irene Sherman’s dress shops and fashion networks in the twentieth century Liz Tregenza	2025	0 citations

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