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Special Issue: Selected Papers from the International Place Branding Conference Utrecht, Netherlands. Guest Editors: Ares Kalandides, Mihalis Kavaratzis, Martin Boisen

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Special Edition of the Place Branding Conference: “Roots-Politics-Methods”

Ares Kalandides; Mihalis Kavaratzis; Martin Boisen
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From “necessary evil” to necessity: stakeholders' involvement in place branding

Mihalis Kavaratzis
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Talking about art(s): A theoretical framework clarifying the association between culture and place branding

Marinda Scaramanga
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Common or competing products? Towards supra‐national branding in BaltMet Promo

Marcus Andersson; Malla Paajanen
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Symbols and place identity: A semiotic approach to internal place branding – case study Bremen (Germany)

Andreas Mueller; Michael Schade
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Respect and the city: the mediating role of respect in citizen participation

Sebastian Zenker; Adrian Seigis
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The politics of destination marketing: Assessing stakeholder interaction choice orientations toward a DMO formation, using the Thomas‐Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument

Peter Atorough; Andrew Martin
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