Revisiting The Ghetto: How The Meanings of Gay Districts Are Shaped by The Meanings of The City

Jack Coffin; Emma Banister; Anna Goatman

Revisiting The Ghetto: How The Meanings of Gay Districts Are Shaped by The Meanings of The City

Jack Coffin, Emma Banister, Anna Goatman

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This paper explores how LGBT consumers’ understandings of their local LGBT district are negotiated alongside their understandings of the broader urban context. The data include 31 in-depth interviews. This paper contributes to the LGBT literature, but also broader academic discussions about the meaning of place and space in consumer lives.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	290-295
Journal	Advances in Consumer Research
Volume	44
Early online date	17 Jul 2016
Publication status	Published - 17 Jul 2016

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