Thinking the thoughts they do: Symbolism and meaning in the consumer experience of the "British pub"

Author： Clarke Ian Kell Ian Schmidt Ruth Vignali Claudio

ISSN： 0007-070X

Source： British Food Journal, Vol.102, Iss.9, 2000-09, pp. : 692-710

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