Giuseppe Mazza Explores Global Advertising Beyond the West in New FrancoAngeli Book
Giuseppe Mazza, a seasoned professional in advertising and academia, has just launched his latest book, *Pubblicità oltre l'Occidente. Linguaggi, tendenze e figure della creatività globale*, through FrancoAngeli. This book is part of a series curated by Vanni Codeluppi and Maria Angela Polesana. It follows Mazza's earlier works, like *Bernbach pubblicitario umanista*, which examines Bill Bernbach's impact, and *Campagne di guerra*, focusing on advertising in wartime. His research journey began in 2011 with a study of advertising across Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco, prompting him to investigate the visibility of communication agencies in Africa and Asia. The book challenges the belief that advertising is only a Western phenomenon. An article discussing it appeared on Doppiozero on 11 October 2026, titled "Burger King era Madame," featuring insights from Alberto Grossi and Anita Romanello.
Fatti principali
- Giuseppe Mazza published Pubblicità oltre l'Occidente. Linguaggi, tendenze e figure della creatività globale with FrancoAngeli.
- The book appears in a FrancoAngeli series edited by Vanni Codeluppi and Maria Angela Polesana.
- Mazza is an experienced advertising professional, university lecturer and advertising scholar.
- His previous books include Bernbach pubblicitario umanista, on Bill Bernbach, and Campagne di guerra, on war propaganda advertising.
- The project began with a 2011 investigation into advertising in Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco.
- Mazza questions whether communication agencies exist in Africa, Asia and outside the West.
- The volume covers languages, trends and figures of global creativity.
- The article was published by Doppiozero on 11 October 2026, credited to Alberto Grossi and Anita Romanello.
Entità
Artisti
- Giuseppe Mazza
- Bill Bernbach
- Vanni Codeluppi
- Maria Angela Polesana
- Alberto Grossi
- Anita Romanello
Istituzioni
- FrancoAngeli
- Doppiozero
Luoghi
- Egypt
- Algeria
- Tunisia
- Morocco
- Africa
- Asia