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865231
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Communicating National Image through Development and Diplomacy : : the Politics of Foreign Aid /\ edited by James Pamment and Karin Gwinn Wilkins.
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Cham :: Palgrave Macmillan,, 2018.
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Palgrave studies in communication for social change
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1 online resource
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3319767593
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3319767585
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9783319767581
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Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
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| Contents
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Intro; Contents; Notes on Contributors; List of Figures; Chapter 1 Introduction: New Dimensions in the Politics of Image and Aid; Soft Power; Public Diplomacy; Development Communication; Nation Brands; Overview of the Volume; References; Chapter 2 Communication at the Crossroads of Development, Public Diplomacy and Soft Power; Concepts at the Crossroads; References; Chapter 3 The Business of Bilateral Branding; Development Privatization; Development Practice; Development Discourse; Development Branding; Bilateral Branding; Official Logos; Guidelines for Use; Justifications
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Encountering Nation, Race, and Gender in Power Dynamics: The Narrative Trope of "Giving Back"Embodying the Nation and Claiming Legitimacy; Performing to Be the "Better Asian": Navigating the Racialized Imaginary of Development; The Gendered Imaginary of Development in Volunteer Relations; Conclusion: Reworking the Established Imaginary for Meaningful Relationship-Building; References; Chapter 7 The Slow Reunification of Development Assistance and Public Diplomacy: Exchange and Collaboration Activities Through the Swedish Institute 1973-2012; Introduction
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IntroductionThe USA and Public Policy; Gender and Race in Colombia; Cartagena; Tourism and Cartagena; National Imagery and Gender; The USA and Sexual Tourism; Conclusion; References; Chapter 6 Entitled to Benevolence? South Korea's Government-Sponsored Volunteers as Public Diplomacy and Development Actors; From Recipient to Provider of Aid: South Korea in the Changing Terrain of Foreign Aid; Development Assistance: From Soft Power to Social Power; Who Can Claim the Power to Problematize? Communicating About Voluntary Action; Methods
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The Business of Looking GoodReferences; Chapter 4 Nation Branding, Neoliberal Development, and the Remaking of the Nation-State: Lessons from Post-war Kosovo; Rediscovering the Nation-State in Development; Nation Branding and Development Communication; The Making of a Neoliberal Nation-State in Kosovo; Nation Branding and the Production of Neoliberal National Subjects; "Living the Brand" vs. Life on the Ground; Lessons Learned and Questions for Future Interventions; References; Chapter 5 Odd Bedfellows? US Pub(l)ic Diplomacy, Colombian Industry Policy, and Sex Tourism in Cartagena
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The Swedish Institute, Exchange Programs, and the Detachment of Development Assistance1973-1990: Re-enter ODA; Externally Funded Programs; Combining PD and ODA; Overall Changes; 1990-2010: Aid, Trade, and Eastern Europe; From Value Transfer to Economic Boost: The Eastern Europe Programs; 1998 and Beyond: A State PD Agency Working for Aid and Trade; Overall Changes; Conclusions; References; Chapter 8 State-Civil Society Partnerships in International Aid and Public Diplomacy: The Case of Turkey and Somalia; Public Diplomacy and International Aid
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This edited collection draws upon interdisciplinary research to explore new dimensions in the politics of image and aid. While development communication and public diplomacy are established research fields, there is little scholarship that seeks to understand how the two areas relate to one another. However, international development doctrine in the US, UK and elsewhere increasingly suggests that they are integrated-or at the very least should be-at the level of national strategy. This timely volume considers a variety of cases in diverse regions, drawing upon a combination of theoretical and conceptual lenses that combine a focus on both aid and image. The result is a text that seeks to establish a new body of knowledge on how contemporary debates into public diplomacy, soft power and the national image are fundamentally changing not just the communication of aid, but its wider strategies, modalities and practices.
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Economic assistance-- Developing countries.
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Nation-state.
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Place marketing.
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Poverty-- Government policy-- Developing countries.
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Economic assistance.
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Nation-state.
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Place marketing.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE-- Public Affairs Administration.
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Poverty-- Government policy.
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Developing countries.
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352.7/48
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JZ1316
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Pamment, James
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Wilkins, Karin Gwinn
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