A Significant Moment in History: A Virtual Living Lab. LifeStyle Narratives That Are Shaping Our World; the Cases of Japan and UK 2019–2020
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lifestyle; quality of life (QOL); informed choice; key narratives; transformational; timeless; business; social media; policy; engagement; trust; community; affect; sustainability;All these keywords.
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