2014
DOI: 10.1177/0020852313513872
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Place marketing and citizen participation: branding as strategy to address the emotional dimension of policy making?

Abstract: Place marketing is increasingly used by local governments to enhance the image of cities and achieve policy goals related to economic and spatial development. Place marketing has become part of local and regional governance processes. Critics have argued that place marketing is often applied in top-down ways that exclude citizens. Drawing on survey data this article empirically confirms this critique. But the article shows with a case study that citizen involvement in place branding can be used to enhance the … Show more

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“…With regards to the public management perspective, there is a growing body of literature that calls for seeing place branding as one of the public policies (Eshuis et al, 2014;Eshuis and Edwards, 2013;Hereźniak and Anders-Morawska, 2015). Within this realm, place branding is seen as a governance strategy in which the public administration engages in relationships with residents to foster citizenship, community participation, and social capital (Anders-Morawska and Rudolf, 2015: 36).…”
Section: Place Brands -Towards Participatory Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With regards to the public management perspective, there is a growing body of literature that calls for seeing place branding as one of the public policies (Eshuis et al, 2014;Eshuis and Edwards, 2013;Hereźniak and Anders-Morawska, 2015). Within this realm, place branding is seen as a governance strategy in which the public administration engages in relationships with residents to foster citizenship, community participation, and social capital (Anders-Morawska and Rudolf, 2015: 36).…”
Section: Place Brands -Towards Participatory Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Coraz częściej opracowują one i wdrażają strategie marketingowe ukierunkowane na kreowanie rozpoznawalnego wizerunku danego obszaru, co w konsekwencji ma doprowadzić do pozyskiwania inwestorów, turystów oraz miesz kańców (por. Eshuis, Klijn, Braun 2014). Mar keting miasta obejmuje skoordynowane wyko rzystanie narzędzi marketingowych wspieranych filozofią ukierunkowania na klienta, w celu tworzenia, dostarczenia oraz wymiany miejskiej oferty, która posiada wartość dla interesariuszy miasta (Braun 2008, s. 43).…”
Section: Wprowadzenieunclassified
“…While there is some literature available on the role of citizens in place branding, in practice, most attempts to invoke citizen participation are limited to destination branding. Citizens are observed as mere recipients of brand communication, where the 'place actors' -city governments, marketers and businesses -send promotional messages to target them (Eshuis et al, 2014). Allan and Hanna (2015) emphasise the need for a paradigm shift from the communication dominant approach, which is merely an exchange of information, to an interactive approach where actions impact all involved.…”
Section: Citizen Participation In City Brandingmentioning
confidence: 99%