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April 2020 – Some tidying up and corrections in the Journal Article section
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- Tracking the Impact of Lockdown on Retailers
- What Should We Value about Retailing and Towns and What Should We Do About Them?
- Retailing, Shopping and Covid-19
- Albert Gubay 1928-2016
- Town & Country Planning Journal (Trading Places Columns) 2012-2018
- A Japanese Eataly? In Singapore?
- Navigating The New Retail Landscape
- Turning Around another Supertanker; Marks and Spencer
- Analysing and Understanding Shopping Centres
- Taxing Times: Tesco and Poland
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Tag Archives: Covid-19
Retailing, Shopping and Covid-19
Over the last couple of months I have produced on this blog a range of pieces around retailing, shopping and the coronavirus pandemic. There will no doubt be more to be said as the situation develops. One of these pieces … Continue reading →
Posted in Community, Consumer Change, Consumers, Covid19, Employment, Employment practices, Government, High Streets, Independents, Institute for Retail Studies, Internet shopping, Lockdown, Multichannel, Online Retailing, Panic buying, Places, Public Policy, Reinvention, Retail Change, Retail Policy, Retail Sales, Retailers, Retailing, Scotland's Town and High Streets, Scotland's Towns Partnership, Scottish Government, Scottish Retailing, Shopping, Social Inequality, Tax, Town Centres, Towns, Uncategorized, University of Stirling
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Tagged Covid-19, Institute for Retail Studies, Institute of Place Management, Lockdown, Pandemic, Public Policy, Retail Change, Retail Employment, Retail Sales, Retail Studies, Retailing, Scotland, Shopping, Town Centres, towns, University of Stirling
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Changing Priorities? The End of the (Retail) World as We Knew It
In the last three posts I have looked at the food vs non-food dichotomy in retailing as COVID19 sweeps through the country. The figures and situation are astonishing and something no-one predicted a few weeks/months ago. How do we make … Continue reading →
Posted in Availability, Community, Consumer Change, Consumer Choice, Consumers, Contactless, Convenience stores, Covid19, Food Retailing, Grocery, Independents, Internet shopping, Local Retailers, Localisation, Non-food retailing, Online Retailing, Panic buying, Producers, Resilience, Retail Change, Retail Sales, Retailers, Small Shops, Supermarket, Suppliers, Supply Chains, Uncategorized
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Tagged Business rates, Consumers, Contactless, Convenience, Covid-19, Crisis, Food, Grocery, Local Retailing, Lockdown, Non-Food, Online shopping, Producers, Resilience, Retailing, Supply chains
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