Skip to main content
Cart 0
Marketing in Developing Countries
Click to zoom

Share this book

Marketing in Developing Countries : Nigerian Advertising in a Global and Technological Economy

Book Details

Format Hardback
ISBN-10 0789001411
ISBN-13 9780789001412
Publisher Taylor & Francis Inc
Imprint Routledge
Country of Manufacture US
Country of Publication GB
Publication Date Apr 6th, 2009
Print length 144 Pages
Weight 430 grams
Product Classification: SociologyAdvertising
KSh 25,200.00
Currently unavailable 0 in stock

Delivery Location

Delivery fee: Select location

Secure
Quality
Fast
Advertising and Emerging Societies in a Technological and Global Economy critically examines the symbols and values conveyed in Nigerian mass media advertising, and provides an illuminating account of the role, relationship, and impact of advertising and information technologies on the development of African societies.

No prior studies have examined the role, relationship, and impact of advertising and information technologies on African societies. Critically exploring the dominant cultural values and symbols conveyed in Nigerian mass media advertising, and the impact of this advertising on the socioeconomic development of Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa, this volume examines the many facets of the African marketplace. Marketing in Developing Countries: Nigerian Advertising in a Global and Technological Economy will aid current and potential investors and businesses in interpreting the cultural, socioeconomic, and technological evolution underway in this emerging economy, assist in their understanding of the challenges as well as opportunities they may encounter in this region, and encourage the creation of culturally sensitive advertising messages – that may ultimately support rather than distort Nigeria’s economic development.


Get Marketing in Developing Countries by Emmanuel C. Alozie at the best price and quality guaranteed only at Werezi Africa's largest book ecommerce store. The book was published by Taylor & Francis Inc and it has 144 pages.

Shopping Cart

Africa largest book store

Sub Total: