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Images of Place: Is This About Marketing, or Isn’t It?

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As one ploughs through the ever-increasing quantity of blogs, articles, interviews and academic papers where place ‘branding’ or public diplomacy are discussed — and interestingly enough, more and more of them mention both ideas in the same context — I get a sense that one important message may finally be starting to permeate the community of academics and practitioners: that communications are no substitute for policies, and that altering the image of a country or city may require something a little more substantial than graphic design, advertising or PR campaigns.

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Anholt, S. (2010). Images of Place: Is This About Marketing, or Isn’t It?. In: Places. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-230-25128-1_2

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