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September 2023, Volume 19, Issue 3
- 249-265 Country image, cultural diplomacy, and sports during the COVID19 pandemic: Brand America and Super Bowl LV
by Yoav Dubinsky - 266-279 Exploring relationships between nation branding and foreign direct investment
by John Schoeneman & Jami Fullerton - 280-293 Post-covid China: ‘vaccine diplomacy’ and the new developments of Chinese foreign policy
by Anna Kobierecka - 294-304 The SWOT of Damocles: challenges in shaping inclusive place marketing audits
by Massimo Giovanardi & Maria Giulia Silvagni & Francesco Maria Barbini - 305-316 The visual politics of Brand China: Exceptional history and speculative future
by Jenifer Chao - 317-334 Evolution of COVID-19 tweets about Southeast Asian Countries: topic modelling and sentiment analyses
by Boonyanit Mathayomchan & Viriya Taecharungroj & Walanchalee Wattanacharoensil - 335-344 The Greater Bay Area: film festivals as platforms for cultural diplomacy
by Yanling Zhu - 345-358 A battle for foreign perceptions: Ukraine’s country image in the 2022 war with Russia
by Seow Ting Lee - 359-370 What makes a serious country? The status of Brazil’s seriousness from the perspective of great powers
by Daniel Buarque - 371-385 Repositioning of city branding through promotional videos: the case of Ningbo
by Nancy Xiuzhi Liu & Stephen Andriano-Moore - 386-397 The Olympic Games, nation branding, and public diplomacy in a post-pandemic world: Reflections on Tokyo 2020 and beyond
by Yoav Dubinsky - 398-410 Vaccine (public) diplomacy: legitimacy narratives in the pandemic age
by Juan Luis Manfredi-Sánchez - 411-412 Kaefer, F. (2021). An insider’s guide to place branding: Shaping the identity and reputation of cities, regions and countries. Springer. $64.99 (paperback)
by Efe Sevin
June 2023, Volume 19, Issue 2
- 185-189 Public diplomacy and nation branding in the wake of the Russia–Ukraine War
by Nadia Kaneva & Alina Dolea & Ilan Manor - 190-194 Russia’s war in Ukraine and the fractures in Western soft power
by Maria Repnikova - 195-199 The war for Ukraine: reputational security and media disruption
by Nicholas J. Cull - 200-205 How the Kremlin circumvented EU sanctions on Russian state media in the first weeks of the illegal invasion of Ukraine
by James Pamment - 206-210 The road not taken: why digital diplomacy must broaden its horizons
by Ilan Manor - 211-217 Global disengagement: public diplomacy humor in the Russian–Ukrainian War
by Stanislav Budnitsky - 218-222 Nation branding vs. nation building revisited: Ukrainian information management in the face of the Russian invasion
by Göran Bolin & Per Ståhlberg - 223-227 Brand new Ukraine? Cultural icons and national identity in times of war
by Olena Fomenko - 228-231 Transmedia storytelling and memetic warfare: Ukraine’s wartime public diplomacy
by Roman Horbyk & Dariya Orlova - 232-236 “Brave Like Ukraine”: A critical discourse perspective on Ukraine’s wartime brand
by Nadia Kaneva - 237-240 Gendered silences in Western responses to the Russia–Ukraine war
by Katharine A. M. Wright - 241-241 Correction to: Gendered silences in Western responses to the Russia–Ukraine war
by Katharine A. M. Wright - 242-247 The invisible luggage of the displaced: emotions, trauma and public diplomacy
by Alina Dolea
March 2023, Volume 19, Issue 1
- 1-14 China’s Belt and Road Initiative and soft power in Pakistan: an examination of the local English-language press
by Muhammad Ittefaq & Zahid Shahab Ahmed & Yadira Ixchel Martínez Pantoja - 15-29 The US Peace Corps as a public diplomacy strategy
by Matthew T. Palmer & Eugene Bempong Nyantakyi & Jami A. Fullerton - 30-41 Helpful partner or infringing interloper? Examining discursive contestation in the engagements on the EU delegation in the Philippines’ Facebook page
by Manuel Enverga III - 42-53 Tool selection for public diplomacy flagships: toward an adaptive model
by Biyun Zhu - 54-63 The Cold War statecraft and public diplomacy: assessing US-Soviet scientific-technical exchanges
by Olga Krasnyak - 64-78 Vaccine diplomacy: nation branding and China’s COVID-19 soft power play
by Seow Ting Lee - 79-92 Using integrated marketing communications to promote country personality via government websites
by Bo Liang & Ye Wang - 93-102 Emotional branding of a city for inciting resident and visitor place attachment
by Beatriz Casais & Túlia Poço - 103-113 Soft power and media power: western foreign correspondents and the making of Brazil’s image overseas
by César Jiménez-Martínez - 114-127 Place branding through public management lenses: supplementing the participatory agenda
by Alberte Tøttenborg & Can-Seng Ooi & Anne Hardy - 128-142 Generational homogeneity and heterogeneity in city image perception: an explorative study of Guangzhou
by Dian Wang & Bowen Zhang & Yingying Wu & Xinwen Zhang - 143-154 “Visit Rwanda”: a well primed public relations campaign or a genuine attempt at improving the country’s image abroad?
by Thomas Yaw Voets - 155-166 Food-based place branding as holistic place ecosystems: the case of Basque Gastronomic Ecosystem
by Norberto Muñiz-Martinez & Magdalena Florek - 167-180 Sports, Brand America and U.S. public diplomacy during the presidency of Donald Trump
by Yoav Dubinsky - 181-183 Imaginative communities: admired cities, regions and countries by Robert Govers
by Laura Ripoll González
December 2022, Volume 18, Issue 4
- 305-313 Centering gender in public diplomacy and nation branding: an invitation to reimagine the future of the field
by Nadia Kaneva & Cecilia Cassinger - 314-324 Feminist digital diplomacy and foreign policy change in Sweden
by Karin Aggestam & Annika Bergman Rosamond & Elsa Hedling - 325-334 “We try to be nuanced everywhere all the time”: Sweden’s feminist foreign policy and discursive closure in public diplomacy
by Isabelle Karlsson - 335-345 Claiming change and tradition in the United Arab Emirates: women’s empowerment as a public diplomacy strategy
by Willow F. Williamson - 346-356 Sober masculinity and nurturing femininity: a gendered analysis of the Syrian presidency Instagram account
by Andrea Stanton - 357-371 Damsels in distress: gender and negative place branding
by Sameera Durrani - 372-377 On being a woman in public diplomacy: some personal reflections
by Nancy Snow
September 2022, Volume 18, Issue 3
- 201-203 Moving public diplomacy research forward: methodological approaches
by Kadir Jun Ayhan & Efe Sevin - 204-215 A historical–discursive analytical method for studying the formulation of public diplomacy institutions
by Zhao Alexandre Huang - 216-227 Bringing history back in: a qualitative longitudinal approach to public diplomacy
by Seckin Baris Gulmez & Miray Ates - 228-239 Cultural considerations and rigorous qualitative methods in public diplomacy research
by Phillip Arceneaux & Lindsey M. Bier - 240-253 Using Q methodology to augment evaluation of public diplomacy programs
by Steven L. Pike - 254-260 Experimental methods in public diplomacy
by Imran Hasnat & Glenn Leshner - 261-271 The method of comparative-historical analysis: a tailor-made approach to public diplomacy research
by Hendrik W. Ohnesorge - 272-286 Large data and small stories: A triangulation approach to evaluating digital diplomacy
by Damien Spry & Kerrilee Lockyer - 287-304 Assessing impact in global media: methods, innovations, and challenges
by Yelena Osipova-Stocker & Eulynn Shiu & Thomas Layou & Shawn Powers
June 2022, Volume 18, Issue 2
- 49-51 The Greatest Show on Earth? Considering Expo 2020, Dubai
by Nicholas J. Cull - 52-64 Impact of country image on relationship maintenance: a case study of Korean Government Scholarship Program alumni
by Eriks Varpahovskis & Kadir Jun Ayhan - 65-76 Trump-Kim 2018 Singapore Summit and culinary diplomacy: the role of food and symbols in international relations
by Keri Matwick & Kelsi Matwick - 77-92 Soviet public diplomacy
by Anna A. Velikaya - 93-104 Film as cultural diplomacy: South Korea’s nation branding through Parasite (2019)
by Seow Ting Lee - 105-112 New Zealand’s public diplomacy in the Pacific: a reset, or more of the same?
by Simon Mark - 113-127 City citizenship behavior and participation in promotion
by Maia Maziashvili & Izabela Kowalik - 128-143 Is digital diplomacy an effective foreign policy tool? Evaluating India’s digital diplomacy through agenda-building in South Asia
by Nisha Garud-Patkar - 144-155 Polish smart power in terms of NGOs activity and intersections between development aid and public diplomacy
by Katarzyna Zalas-Kamińska - 156-168 The overlooked public: examining citizens’ perceptions of and perceived role in hosting mega-events
by Kelly Vibber & Alessandro Lovari - 169-180 Sport-tech diplomacy: exploring the intersections between the sport-tech ecosystem, innovation, and diplomacy in Israel
by Yoav Dubinsky - 181-189 Branding the city: the case of Casablanca-Morocco
by Dounia Sedra & Hicham El Bayed - 190-200 Revamping heritage brand: a case of Murshidabad, West Bengal, India
by Saikat Banerjee & Paroma Mitra Mukherjee
March 2022, Volume 18, Issue 1
- 1-3 At a crossroads: examining Covid-19’s impact on public and digital diplomacy
by Ilan Manor & James Pamment - 4-7 The pandemic’s wake-up call for humanity-centered public diplomacy
by R. S. Zaharna - 8-11 Cultural diplomacy under the “digital lockdown”: pandemic challenges and opportunities in museum diplomacy
by Natalia Grincheva - 12-14 Transnational diaspora diplomacy, emotions and COVID-19: the Romanian diaspora in the UK
by Alina Dolea - 15-17 COVID-19 and national images: the case of #ResignModi
by Muhammad Ittefaq & Shafiq Ahmad Kamboh - 18-21 From soft power to reputational security: rethinking public diplomacy and cultural diplomacy for a dangerous age
by Nicholas J. Cull - 22-25 Digital diplomacy as world disclosure: the case of the COVID-19 pandemic
by Corneliu Bjola - 26-29 Nordic neighbors in pandemic crisis: the communication battle between Sweden and Norway
by Jesper Falkheimer & Ketil Raknes - 30-32 Japan’s strategic miscommunications: in the shadow of the pandemic Olympics
by Nancy Snow - 33-36 The public as a problem: protest, public diplomacy and the pandemic
by César Jiménez-Martínez - 37-40 “Wolf Warrior” and China’s digital public diplomacy during the COVID-19 crisis
by Zhao Alexandre Huang - 41-43 Celebrity diplomacy during the Covid-19 pandemic? The chief state epidemiologist as “the face of the Swedish experiment”
by Annika Bergman Rosamond & Elsa Hedling - 44-48 From Gagarin to Sputnik: the role of nostalgia in Russian public diplomacy
by Ilan Manor & James Pamment
December 2021, Volume 17, Issue 4
- 293-303 Aviation diplomacy: a conceptual framework for analyzing the relationship between aviation and international relations
by Michał Marcin Kobierecki - 304-316 Exploring the relationship between transparency, attractiveness factors, and the location of foreign companies: what matters most?
by Vincent Mabillard & Renaud Vuignier - 317-335 Factors impacting state branding communication success: a mediating and multigroup analysis
by Saikat Banerjee - 336-347 ‘Respect’ and ‘agency’ as driving forces for China–Africa relations
by Kenneth Kalu - 348-358 Authenticity in tension with homogeneity in grassroots place branding
by Paige Ambord - 359-367 Evaluating Estonian E-residency as a tool of soft power
by Anna Blue - 368-381 Rural place branding processes: a meta-synthesis
by Barbora Gulisova - 382-396 Nation branding in the COVID-19 era: South Korea’s pandemic public diplomacy
by Seow Ting Lee & Hun Shik Kim - 397-407 So near, so far, so what is social distancing? A fundamental ontological account of a mobile place brand
by George Rossolatos - 408-408 Correction to: So near, so far, so what is social distancing? A fundamental ontological account of a mobile place brand
by George Rossolatos - 409-419 Personality association and celebrity museumification of George Best (with nods to John Lennon)
by Philip Boland & Stephen McKay - 420-421 Simon Anholt, The good country equation: how we can repair the world in one generation
by Francisco Conejo
September 2021, Volume 17, Issue 3
- 229-230 Place branding research in times of pandemic
by José Fernández-Cavia - 231-248 Rural place branding from a multi-level perspective: a Danish example
by Barbora Gulisova & Chris Horbel & Egon Noe - 249-256 The role of social capital in the institutionalization of regional place marketing activity
by Juha Halme - 257-267 Traditional products and crafts as main elements in the effort to establish a city brand linked to sustainable tourism: promoting silversmithing in Ioannina and silk production in Soufli, Greece
by S. Koumara-Tsitsou & N. Karachalis - 268-277 A gentler structure to life: co-creation in branding a cultural route
by Arja Lemmetyinen & Lenita Nieminen & Johanna Aalto - 278-291 “My green heart”: an inclusive place branding process facilitated by Design Thinking
by Lisa Källström & Per Siljeklint
June 2021, Volume 17, Issue 2
- 127-139 Ningbo city branding and public diplomacy under the belt and road initiative in China
by Shixin Ivy Zhang & Yi Wang & Nancy X. Liu & Yat-Ming Loo - 140-154 Bridging the language barrier: a Chinese place branding literature review from 1996 to 2018
by Yingying Wu & Bowen Zhang & Dian Wang - 155-167 Peace talks: public diplomacy and place branding in the 2018 Trump–Kim summit in Singapore
by Hun Shik Kim & Seow Ting Lee - 168-179 Navigating #ObamainCuba: how Twitter mediates frames and history in public diplomacy
by Ricardo J. Valencia & Derek Moscato - 180-192 Cultural diplomacy as corporate strategy: an analysis of Pasona Group’s “New Tohoku” program in Japan
by Lindsey M. Bier & Candace L. White - 193-204 The relevance of food for the development of a destination brand
by Joao R. Freire & Rosane K. Gertner - 205-217 Food fight: gastrodiplomacy and nation branding in Singapore’s UNESCO bid to recognize Hawker culture
by Seow Ting Lee & Hun Shik Kim - 218-227 Putting tatars on the map: The place branding versus soft power of Tatarstan
by Diana Galeeva
March 2021, Volume 17, Issue 1
- 1-18 Advocates or adversaries? Explicating within-border foreign publics’ role in shaping soft power through megaphoning and echoing
by Kelly Vibber & Jeong-Nam Kim - 19-35 The anatomy of place branding: relating place transformation to community identity
by Eko Nursanty - 36-49 The role of place in city centre retailing
by Lisa Källström & Simon Persson & Jakob Westergren - 50-62 Multiple case study design: the example of place marketing research
by Marek Ćwiklicki & Kamila Pilch - 63-64 Special Section: The future of place branding
by Mihalis Kavaratzis & Magdalena Florek - 65-77 Public value-driven place branding. The way forward?
by Marta Hereźniak & Justyna Anders-Morawska - 78-92 Differentiation of regional attractiveness for gaining talents in the context of place branding theory
by Yauheniya Barkun & Ewa Glińska & Katarzyna Dębkowska - 93-104 Place branding (r)evolution: the management of the smart city’s brand
by Magdalena Grebosz-Krawczyk - 105-125 Crossroads between city diplomacy and city branding towards the future: case study on the film cities at UNESCO Creative Cities Network
by Niedja de Andrade e Silva Forte Santos
December 2020, Volume 16, Issue 4
- 291-292 The multiple faces of place branding in the EU: special issue on the fourth IPBA conference
by Alex-Michael Deffner - 293-303 Towards a contemporary research agenda for island branding: developments, challenges, and dynamics
by Angeliki Mitropoulou & Ioannis Spilanis - 304-315 From poem and song to cultural diplomacy: challenges and opportunities for place branding and tourism promotion
by Christina Linardaki & Anastasia Aslanides - 316-325 Rebranding a “rather strange, definitely unique” city via co-creation with its residents
by Ulla Hakala & Arja Lemmetyinen & Lenita Nieminen - 326-335 EU branding. Efforts to improve the EU image
by Ioulia Elmatzoglou - 336-347 Spatial strategies as a place branding tool in the region of Ruhr
by Evangelos Asprogerakas & Kiki Mountanea
September 2020, Volume 16, Issue 3
- 195-211 Compassion versus manipulation; narratives versus rational arguments: a PD radar to chart the terrain of public diplomacy
by Juyan Zhang - 212-223 Exchange diplomacy: theory, policy and practice in the Fulbright program
by Molly Bettie - 224-237 Leveraging the Country-of-Origin Image by managing it at different levels
by Mariana Bassi Suter & Felipe Mendes Borini & Diego Bonaldo Coelho & Moacir Miranda Oliveira Junior & Marcos Cesar Conti Machado - 238-250 Prohibited sub-state public diplomacy: the attempt to dissolve Catalonia’s DIPLOCAT
by Colin Alexander & Albert Royo i Marine - 251-264 Country brand personality of Brazil: a hindsight of Aaker’s theory
by Fabiana Gondim Mariutti & Janaina Moura Engracia Giraldi - 265-278 Constructing place identity: ISIS and Al-Qaeda’s branding competition over the Caliphate
by Kareem El Damanhoury - 279-287 Public diplomacy by educational and cultural exchange programs
by Maialen Goirizelaia - 288-289 Eastern–Western Bridge Sandwiched Between Two Internationally Recognizable Powers
by Katarzyna Zalas-Kaminska
June 2020, Volume 16, Issue 2
- 109-120 The supplement at the… sau(r)ce: on Jamie Oliver’s (dis)placed global brand identity
by George Rossolatos - 121-130 Conceptual implications of Peru’s recent charm offensive in Chile: societal-level engagement driving a shift in bilateral relations?
by Daniel Aguirre - 131-142 Conceptualising public diplomacy listening on social media
by Luigi Di Martino - 143-152 Storytelling in EU public diplomacy: reputation management and recognition of success
by Elsa Hedling - 153-164 Corroding consensus-building: how self-centered public diplomacy is damaging diplomacy and what can be done about it
by Paul Webster Hare - 165-173 Toward a “Beautiful Bangladesh”: the bleed-over effect of tourism advertising
by Imran Hasnat & Elanie Steyn - 174-186 The role of place image for business site selection: a research framework, propositions, and a case study
by Candi Clouse & Ashutosh Dixit & Nazli Turken - 187-194 Shopping resorts as vehicles of city marketing: the case of Puerto Venecia
by Rafael Bravo & Iguácel Melero-Polo & Raúl López-Pérez
March 2020, Volume 16, Issue 1
- 1-5 Imaginative communities and place branding
by Robert Govers - 6-17 Projects, programs and events as potential future-forming city identity assets
by Marco Bevolo & Rik Stiphout - 18-24 US public diplomacy in the Middle East and the Digital Outreach Team
by Ahmed Al-Rawi - 25-35 C-suite perspectives on corporate diplomacy as a component of public diplomacy
by Kathy R. Fitzpatrick & Candace L. White & Lindsey M. Bier - 36-59 Exploring the analytics for linking consumer-based brand equity (CBBE) and financial-based brand equity (FBBE) of destination or place brands
by Asli D. A. Tasci - 60-69 The European Union’s public diplomacy towards the South Mediterranean: intercultural dialogue and power relations in the Euro–Mediterranean partnership
by Andrea Pavón-Guinea - 70-79 Transnational non-state actors as “alt agents” of public diplomacy: Putin’s Russia versus Open Russia
by Anna Popkova - 80-96 Comparing city image and brand identity in polycentric regions using network analysis
by Niels Wäckerlin & Thomas Hoppe & Martijn Warnier & W. Martin Jong - 97-106 An analysis of national image communication strategies of Chinese corporations in the context of one-belt-one-road
by Zhuo Ban & Xiaohui Pan - 107-108 Jami A. Fullerton, Alice Kendrick (eds): shaping international public opinion: a model for nation branding and public diplomacy
by Marta Hereźniak
December 2019, Volume 15, Issue 4
- 207-209 Asian communities come to the fore of place branding: special issue on the third IPBA conference
by Leonardo A. N. Dioko - 210-228 Sustainability as a place brand position: a resident-centric analysis of the ten towns in the vicinity of Bangkok
by Viriya Taecharungroj & Morakot Muthuta & Pheereeya Boonchaiyapruek - 229-237 Residents’ involvement in city brand co-creation and their perceptions of city brand identity: a case study in Porto
by Beatriz Casais & Patrícia Monteiro - 238-243 National stereotype effects on high versus low-contact service expectations: branding Indonesia
by Michael Chattalas & Irawati T. Priyanti & Adi Zakaria Afiff - 244-256 How vlogging promotes a destination image: A narrative analysis of popular travel vlogs about the Philippines
by Rachel Luna Peralta - 257-273 Measuring the economic effectiveness of place advertising in China
by Chunying Wen & Yingying Wu & Caroline Rosemary Whitfield - 274-287 From creative industries to the creative place brand: some reflections on city branding in Poland
by Sylwia Dudek-Mańkowska & Miroslaw Grochowski - 288-296 Reimagining the place and placelessness: heritage symbolism and hospitality architectural designs
by Stephen T. F. Poon
September 2019, Volume 15, Issue 3
- 145-146 Special issue on sports diplomacy
by James Pamment - 147-155 Identifying Sports Diplomacy Resources as Soft Power Tools
by Kambiz Abdi & Mahdi Talebpour & Jami Fullerton & Mohammad Javad Ranjkesh & Hadi Jabbari Nooghabi - 156-164 From soft power to sports diplomacy: a theoretical and conceptual discussion
by Yoav Dubinsky - 165-172 U.S. public diplomacy and sports stars: mobilizing African-American athletes as goodwill ambassadors from the cold war to an uncertain future
by Andrew F. Cooper - 173-184 Israel’s country image in the 2016 Olympic Games
by Yoav Dubinsky & Lars Dzikus - 185-197 The image of Beijing in Europe: findings from The Times, Le Figaro, Der Spiegel from 2000 to 2015
by Jian Xu & Yongrong Cao - 198-205 London 2012 Olympics: exercises in cultural diplomacy
by Tiffany Bourgeois
June 2019, Volume 15, Issue 2
- 67-77 Customer-based place brand equity and investments: study of West Bengal
by Sunny Bose & Sudeepta Pradhan & Dwarakanath Siriguppi & Santosh Kumar Alreddy - 78-96 Hashtag diplomacy: twitter as a tool for engaging in public diplomacy and promoting US foreign policy
by Stephen D. Collins & Jeff R. DeWitt & Rebecca K. LeFebvre - 97-108 Resident stories and digital storytelling for participatory place branding
by Kasey Clawson Hudak - 109-123 The Japan brand personality in China: is it all negative among consumers?
by José I. Rojas-Méndez & Dhanachitra Kannan & Lorena Ruci - 124-133 Formalizing the American brand: the case for the US culture, language, and soft-power institutes
by Kevin Brett & Todd Schaefer - 134-142 Interpersonal approaches to relationship building: diplomat as a human agent of public diplomacy
by Lisa Tam - 143-144 M. Kavaratzis, M. Giovanardi, and M. Lichrou (eds.), 2017, Inclusive place branding: critical perspectives on theory and practice
by Laura Ripoll González
March 2019, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 1-11 Digital diplomacy: success at your fingertips
by Neil Collins & Kristina Bekenova - 12-27 Which city theme has the strongest local brand equity for Hong Kong: green, creative or smart city?
by Chung-Shing Chan - 28-37 Who are publics in public diplomacy? Proposing a taxonomy of foreign publics as an intersection between symbolic environment and behavioral experiences
by Lisa Tam & Jeong-Nam Kim - 38-49 Practicing citizen diplomacy 2.0: “The Hot Dudes and Hummus—Israel’s Yummiest” campaign for Israel’s branding
by Tal Samuel-Azran & Betti Ilovici & Israel Zari & Orly Geduild - 50-59 (Un)successful years: EU countries’ cultural diplomacy with Russian Federation
by Beata Ociepka - 60-63 Russian–U.S. public diplomacy dialogue: a view from Moscow
by Anna A. Velikaya - 64-65 The JET Program and the US–Japan Relationship: Goodwill Goldmine
by Kayoko Hashimoto - 66-66 Correction to: Wonderland in winter and little Europe in summer: a case study on how Harbin promotes its international image
by Sining Kong & Huan Chen
November 2018, Volume 14, Issue 4
- 225-233 The interplay between nationalism and public diplomacy: Examining nationalist publics’ communicative behaviors during an international dispute
by Lisa Tam & Yeunjae Lee - 234-244 When public diplomacy faces trade barriers and diplomatic frictions: the case of the Korean Wave
by Hun Shik Kim - 245-259 Key elements in defining Barcelona’s place values: the contribution of residents’ perceptions from an internal place branding perspective
by Marc Compte-Pujol & Jordi San Eugenio-Vela & Joan Frigola-Reig - 260-271 Co-branding public place brands: towards an alternative approach to place branding
by Andrea Lucarelli - 272-284 Wonderland in winter and little Europe in summer: a case study on how Harbin promotes its international image
by Sining Kong & Huan Chen - 285-304 Post-place branding as nomadic experiencing
by George Rossolatos - 305-317 Crystallising the Dubai model of cluster-based development
by Yasser Al-Saleh - 318-319 Commercial nationalism and tourism: selling the national story
by Alice Graeupl - 320-321 Public diplomacy and the implementation of foreign policy in the US, Sweden and Turkey, by Efe Sevin. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-49334-3
by Sarah Marschlich
August 2018, Volume 14, Issue 3
- 141-151 Managing the image of the place and the past: contemporary views on place branding and heritage management
by Susanne Fredholm & Krister Olsson - 152-162 Challenging assumptions about residents’ engagement with place branding
by Andrea Insch & Trudie Walters - 163-174 Logo dynamics for investment branding: a visual–semiotic analysis of the reframing devices in the Make in India logo
by Amrita Joshi - 175-186 Country reputation management: developing a scale for measuring the reputation of four African countries in the United States
by Dane Kiambi & Autumn Shafer - 187-196 Cultural congruency in mediated gastrodiplomacy: a qualitative framing analysis of the U.S.–Japan Sushi Summit
by Derek Moscato - 197-212 Place branding of seaports in the Middle East
by Richard Rutter & John Nadeau & Fiona Lettice & Ming Lim & Suwaid al Shamaisi - 213-222 DIPLOCAT’s public diplomacy role and the perceptions towards Catalonia among international correspondents
by Joan Torras-Vila & José Fernández-Cavia - 223-224 Landscape and branding: the promotion and production of place
by Trudie Walters
May 2018, Volume 14, Issue 2
- 75-77 Place branding gathering momentum
by Mihalis Kavaratzis & Charles Dennis - 78-88 Patterns of place promotion, place marketing and/or place branding in Dutch municipalities
by Martin Boisen & Peter Groote & Kees Terlouw & Oscar Couwenberg