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'Creatively brave': how marketing became environmental pedagogy in Scottish education
Creativity occupies a prominent place in environmental and sustainability education, where it is presented as the capacity young people need to solve the world's ecological problems. This article examines what happens when that creativity is derived from marketing and advertising. Drawing on documen
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