New venues of public diplomacy: between nation-branding, place-branding and regional-identity building
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2016-08-31
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Instytut Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej (IESW)/Institute of East-Central Europe (IESW)
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To some extent replicating the Davos Summit format, the calendar of events “to attend” and “to be seen” in East-Central Europe (CEE) has filled substantially over the past 26 years. In many respects, these venues serve as a demonstration of the region’s political and intellectual elite’s political and economic aspirations. Given those events’ international orientation, they also serve as a measure of third parties’ interest in the region. In the mini-series of IESW COMMENTARY that this issue opens, the main features of these new venues of public diplomacy that have emerged in CEE will be discussed.
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Visvizi, A. & Sobol, A. (2016) ‘New venues of public diplomacy: between nation-branding, place-branding and regional-identity building’, COMMENTARY IESW, No 24/2016, Aug. 31, 2016.