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Nation Branding

Oxford et al.: Elsevier (2010), 261 pp.

Contains glossary pp. 255-258, index

ISBN 978-0-7506-8349-4

Other editions: 2nd ed 2015

"This book has been written to make a contribution to the small but rapidly growing literature on nation branding. It is designed to show not only the ways in which conventional brand management techniques can be applied to nations but also to provide some background depth on the context and nature of nation branding. Therefore, the scope of the book encompasses wider issues related to national identity, sustainable development and political awareness, in addition to the more familiar branding themes of brand identity, brand image, brand positioning, brand equity and so on. This approach is intended to ensure that the theory and practice of nation branding is covered in a rich, multi-dimensional manner." (Preface)
PART I: SCOPE AND SCALE OF NATION BRANDING
1 The relevance, scope and evolution of nation branding, 3
2 Nation-brand identity, image and positioning, 35
3 Nation-brand equity, 57
PART II: CONCEPTUAL ROOTS OF NATION BRANDING
4 Nation branding and the country-of-origin effect, 77
5 Nation branding and national identity, 105
6 From country-of-origin and national identity to nation branding, 131
PART III: ETHICAL AND PRAGMATIC ISSUES IN NATION BRANDING
7 Ethical imperatives in nation branding, 163
8 Pragmatic challenges to the nation-branding concept, 181
PART IV: CURRENT PRACTICE AND FUTURE: HORIZONS FOR NATION BRANDING
9 Elements of nation-branding strategy, 209
10 Future horizons for nation branding, 237