International Place Branding Yearbook 2010: Place Branding in the New Age of InnovationThe Place Branding Yearbook 2010 examines the case for applying brand and marketing strategies and tactics to the economic, social, political and cultural development of places such as communities, villages, towns, cities, regions, countries, academic institutions and other locations to help them compete in the global, national and local markets. |
Contents
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Where National Images Originate | |
Knowledge Theory Perspectives on Place Branding | |
Miniscenarios | |
Individual Place Case Studies | |
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Introduction | |
The Future Evolution of Place Branding | |
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Implications forPlace | |
Brand Africa | |
Orchestrating the Innovation Process of Place Branding | |
Conclusions | |
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