Eva Hageman

CSR corporate social responsiblity SBS sustainable business strategies 1 INTRODUCTION Since the 21st century, global clothing production has doubled, thanks to lower operating costs and higher consumer spending (The Economist, 2017). As a result, consumers are now buying more fast fashion items than ever due to their low prices (Camargo et al., 2020). Fast fashion refers to producing cheap garments inspired by catwalk styles for quick sales in the mass retail market (Ertekin & Atik, 2015).

Welcome to issue 9.2 of [in]Transition, which features seven pieces of peer-reviewed videographic work on the following topics: U.S. lifestyle television and the racist histories beneath some of its surfaces; a sensuous exploration of the films of French-Senegalese writer-director Alain Gomis; the persistent figure of the cinematic woman artist; a career trajectory investigation of U.K. actor Alan Bates, centering on one of his movie roles in particular; the nostalgia and disenchantment of...

Review By In 'shiplap', Eva Hageman flips the rhetoric of lifestyle television around promoting shiplap. Where the term shiplap is shouted with glee and many exclamation points in the TV show Fixer Upper, Hageman’s repetition of the term rather makes it a portal of analysis in her video. She takes us underneath the drywall and beyond the conventional celebration of shiplap as 'find'.