Jonathan Bowman
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Jonathan Bowman's research investigates historical and contemporary aspects of consumption, emancipation, and brand communities. His work examines the Haitian Revolution (1791–1804) through lenses of Hegelian dialectics, consumption cultures, and decoloniality, exploring its significance as an emancipatory alternative to slavery and the role of boycotts in challenging colonial market exchange. He also analyzes the reform of FIFA, the world's largest brand community, in the context of business practices and the aftermath of FIFA-Gate. Bowman has published four scholarly works and holds an h-index of 1.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 4
- Citations: 3
Selected Publications
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Haitian emancipation (1791−1804) as reflexive decoloniality: redoubling boycotts of plantation sugar as white gold (2026)
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Consumption cultures, critical management and respectability politics: the Haitian Revolt (1791–1804) as an emancipatory alternative to modern slavery (2025)
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Is the reform of FIFA as the world’s largest brand community just business? assessing ruggie’s principled pragmatism—ten years since FIFA-Gate (2025)
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Hegel’s master-slave dialectic and the Haiti revolt (1791–1804): Transatlantic print chronicles of race in an age of colonial market exchange (2023)
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