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Le marketing et son histoireOu le mythe de Sisyphe réinventé

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Le terme marketing est connu de tous mais le plus souvent incompris. Qu'est-ce que le marketing, pourquoi et comment a-t-il été créé ? Son histoire est assez méconnue or mieux la connaître pourrait aider à mieux le comprendre. Pourquoi est-il né au milieu du XIXe siècle, comment a-t-il été développé et utilisé durant le XXe siècle, le grand siècle de la société de consommation, et comment les acteurs de cette discipline ont-ils toujours oeuvré à l'adapter aux attentes de la société ?

Genre: Arts & Photography, Performing Arts
Format: Pocket Book
Published: 2010
Pages: 379
Publisher: Pocket
ISBN: 9782266203203

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