Rhetoric of representation: the disempowerment and empowerment of consumer leaders

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And it expands on more recent work finding that the rhetoric of representation has been used to empower and disempower consumers in different ways: https://t.co/eluzZQWgOP

@lynn_laidlaw @Soph_Fedorowicz @dr_know @td_oak @ShARRPresearch @CafePpi This one was co-authored with a consumer researcher employed in a dedicated identified role https://t.co/BfpGLHG9P1

@Soph_Fedorowicz @dr_know @lynn_laidlaw @td_oak @ShARRPresearch @CafePpi Also this https://t.co/s8JDdgRATp

@helen_barratt @dr_know @arc_nt Glad to see this pop up on my feed! Very much this but also important to consider ways in which the rhetoric of representativeness can be disempowering: https://t.co/eluzZRdjQP

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