We’ve completed the ethnographic research work for Nike and the result is a beautiful, 400-page book on football culture in Latin America. The research is in large part based upon visual ethnography by Jacob Langvad Nilsson. The book is a study of football culture among teens in Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico. The research sought to…
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‘The BRIC Project‘ is a conceptual market research project which puts a face on a new generation of global consumers and brings to light the differences and similarities across four of the world’s biggest, and fastest growing emerging markets. Among the qualitative research methods, visual ethnography is the primary tool. As income and opportunities increase…
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‘The Brazilian Dream‘ (O Sonho Brasileiro) is a qualitative study of the young generation Brazilians, with focus on their dreams and desires.
What does a modern, informed teenager from São Paulo have in common with his New York counterpart? Probably more than with another teenager from his own country but from a smaller city like Manaus, the capital city of the state of Amazonas and Brazil’s seventh largest city. Ethnographic studies show that culture and consumer behavior…
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Thiago in front of the community center Casa da Mulher (Women’s House) which also facilitates União Sampaio.’The Brazilian Dream’ (O Sonho Brasileiro) is a qualitative study of the young generation Brazilians, with focus on their dreams and desires.
‘The Brazilian Dream’ (O Sonho Brasileiro) is a qualitative study of the young generation Brazilians, with focus on their dreams and desires.
‘The Brazilian Dream’ (O Sonho Brasileiro) is a qualitative study of the young generation Brazilians, with focus on their dreams and desires.
‘The Brazilian Dream’ (O Sonho Brasileiro) is a qualitative study of the young generation Brazilians, with focus on their dreams and desires.
‘The Brazilian Dream’ (O Sonho Brasileiro) is a qualitative research of the young generation Brazilians, with focus on their dreams and desires.
“Smile” (Sorria). Paulo is experimenting with public manifestations.’The Brazilian Dream’ (O Sonho Brasileiro) is a qualitative study of the young generation Brazilians, with focus on their dreams and desires.