Tereza Kuldova is a social anthropologist whose work delves into the intriguing intersections of fashion, design, and subcultures. She explores how aesthetics and branding influence nationalism and philanthropy, often examining contrasting phenomena such as luxury fashion and outlaw motorcycle clubs. Her analyses offer a fresh perspective on societal trends, revealing the hidden dynamics behind seemingly disparate realms of human activity.
Why do anti-corruption efforts routinely fail? What kind of world are they creating? Looking at luxury art, antiquities, superyachts and populist politics, this book explores the connection between luxury and corruption, and offers an alternative to the received wisdom of how we tackle corruption.