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Monthly Archives: October 2011
UNESCO’s Creative Cities Network |Part 1| Edinburgh City of Literature
We would like to introduce this first article in a new series of articles about UNESCO’s Creative Cities Network to appear here on the Place Management and Branding blog. The Network aims at developing international cooperation among cities and encouraging … Continue reading
Posted in pick of the day, research
Tagged Creative Cities, creative cities network, Edinburgh, Edinburgh City of Literature, glasgow, Glasgow City of Music, Harry Potter, JK Rowling, National Library of Scotland, Scotland, Scottish Poetry Library, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sir Walter Scott, UNESCO, wardrop, Writers Museum
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Second Call for Papers | Mediterranean Tourism Conference in Antalya April 2012
(Subscribe to the blog to receive regular updates and related news ) in:polis | urbanism in cooperation with the School of Tourism and Hotel Management (Akdeniz University Antalya) are happy to announce the Second Call for Papers for the Conference … Continue reading
Seminar Update: Place Branding for Nicosia 1st and 2nd November 2011
The Reconstruction & Resettlement Council would like to announce the details of the Seminar: Place Branding for Nicosia to be held the 1st-2nd November in Nicosia, Cyprus. In this seminar we will explore the possibilities and requirements for place branding in … Continue reading
Posted in conferences
Tagged Ares Kalandides, Cathy Parker, cyprus, Johannes Novy, nicosia, Place Branding, seminar, urban regeneration
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Berlin: Bottom-Up Urban Regeneration – With a Little Help from the Top
By Ares Kalandides and Caspar Lundsgaard-Hansen In terms of urban regeneration, Berlin truly is a special city: to this day, the city still boasts comparatively many undeveloped or temporally used areas. Unsurprisingly, the emergence of a large part of these … Continue reading
Out now: Journal of Place Management and Development, vol 4 issue 3
The latest issue of the Journal of Place Management and Development is now online and available here Content Chung Yim Yiu: The impact of a pedestrianisation scheme on retail rent: an empirical test in Hong Kong, pp. 231 – 242. Deborah Levy, Christina … Continue reading
Posted in journals
Tagged Ares Kalandides, Biran Jones, Bogota, Brídín McAteer, Cathy Parker, Christina K.C. Lee, Chung Yim Yiu, Deborah Levy, Gareth Roberts, Hong Kong, integrated place branding, Ireland, John Byrom, John Temperley, Journal of Place Management and Development, Leeds, neighbourhood identity, Simon Quin, Simon Stephens, town centre management
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It’s a Cool Place, but Don’t Tell Anyone!
by Renard Teipelke Traveling to new destinations is one of human mankind’s greatest experiences. You have two options with respect to a destination’s standing: you can either decide for the well-known, established one or you can try out the relatively … Continue reading
Posted in opinions
Tagged alternative, Berlin, California, city tourism, easyjet setter, Europe, Image, infrastructure, Lonely Planet, mass tourism, place, Place Branding, Place Identity, public transportation, tourism
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Switzerland is the World
by Caspar Lundsgaard-Hansen Last week, Efe Sevin posted an interesting article on this blog about the Nation Brands Index. This seemed to me like a good opportunity to hint at the work of Yanko Tsvetkov. The graphic designer and visual … Continue reading
Posted in miscellaneous
Tagged country brand, Image, mapping, nation branding, Place Identity, visual art
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Keep your lion, Flanders – it’s a better look than a pair of slippers | The Observer
Keep your lion, Flanders – it’s a better look than a pair of slippers| The Observer. Our team picked this in The Guardian. It’s an article by David Mitchell about country images, symbols and logos – and very much about … Continue reading
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Tagged Belgium, country image, Flanders, logo, The Guardian
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Place Identity| A Perspective
by Brendan Colgan Identity is a very loose and elusive concept. As Erik Erikson – a German development psychologist and psychoanalyst, known for his work on social development of humans and for coining the phrase identity crisis – once wrote … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11, Brendan Colgan, Erikson, identity, identity formation, place, Place Identity, urban identity, urban place
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