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                      Journalism, Media and Communication (JMK) of Stockholm University; later relocated to the
                      National Institute for Working Life in Norrköping.
                   24. Four Swedish volumes have been published: Bjurström  et al. (2000) on cultural theories of
                      consumption and media use, Becker et al. (2001) on media and culture in the shopping centre at
                      large, Becker et al. (2002) on the media shops of the centre, and Gemzöe (2004a) with method-
                      ological reflections on collective media ethnography.
                   25. John B. Thompson coined the concept ‘mediazation of culture’ to refer to the development of
                      media organizations: ‘By focusing on the activities and products of these organizations, and by
                      examining the ways in which their products have been taken up and used by the individuals who
                      received them, we can gain a firm hold on the cultural transformations associated with the rise of
                      modern societies’ (1995: 46). We use ‘mediatization’ in a similar sense, in adherence to common
                      usage of the term.
                   26. Benjamin (1950/1969: 247).
                   27. Cf. Buck-Morss (1989: 261).
                   28. Benjamin (1982/1999: 473).
                   29. Benjamin (1982/1999: 463).
                   30. Certeau (1974/1988: 93); Donald (1999: 17).
                   31. Benjamin (1982/1999: 154).
                   32. Goss (1993: 36f).
                   33. Jencks (1987: 95); Goss (1993: 20).
                   34. Stewart (1993: 23).
                   35. Urry (1995: 160); Miles (1997: 74); Goss (1993: 36); Hewison (1989).
                   36. Cf. Olofsson (1995). Wood Green, the British shopping centre examined in Miller et al. (1998) is,
                      like Solna Centre, the result of close cooperation between city government and private investors,
                      and includes the town’s administrative offices.
                   37. Fyfe (1998), Jackson (1998), Massey (1994).
                   38. Cf. Gottdiener (1995: 83), Lees (1998: 236ff).
                   39. Habermas (1962/1989).
                   40. Gottdiener (1997).
                   41. Goss (1993: 32).
                   42. Jackson (1998: 178).
                   43. Jackson (1998: 189).
                   44. Cf. Bjurström et al. (2000), Husz (2004).
                   45. Miller et al. (1998: 95).
                   46. It must be acknowledged that the urban street is also increasingly subject to regulation and control.
                   47. Gemzöe (2004a).
                   48. Goss (1993: 26).
                   49. Andersson (1991).
                   50. Appadurai (1991).
                   51. Peters (1997).
                   52. Gupta and Ferguson (1997: 15). See also Ginsburg et al. (2002).
                   53. Hannerz (2001a).
                   54. Hannerz (2001b).


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