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does your monograph not deserve a trailer?

The idea of a trailer for an academic monograph might seem rather strange at first sight. But it’s a potentially extremely effective way of promoting a book which, as social media for academics continues to institutionalise, will only become more potent. Here’s the most recent example I’ve seen, produced by a video editor specialising in academic trailers:

But the best example I’ve seen is still this trailer for Offshoring by John Urry:

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October 26, 2015
Archive, monographs, promoting books, Social Media, Social Media for Academics, videos
Academic practice
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