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Eastern–Western Bridge Sandwiched Between Two Internationally Recognizable Powers

By Beata Ociepka, Poland’s New Ways of Public Diplomacy, Peter Lang Edition, Frankfurt am Main 2017, 242 pp.

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  1. For Poland, the Nordic model symbolized the status of a good citizen of the international community that Poland would like to achieve.

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    Katarzyna Zalas-Kaminska

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Zalas-Kaminska, K. Eastern–Western Bridge Sandwiched Between Two Internationally Recognizable Powers. Place Brand Public Dipl 16, 288–289 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1057/s41254-019-00150-6

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