Ethnic community in the time of urban branding

Bono, Andrea Del

doi:10.1080/1070289x.2019.1629191

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“…The following are the data search string and data collection procedures used in this research. The international face of Thessaloniki: The "Greek crisis," the entrepreneurial major, and mainstream media discourses 18 (Giannakopoulou and Kaliampakos, 2020) Social transformations of cultural heritage: from benefaction to sponsorship: Evidence from mountain regions in Greece 19 (Lemarié and Domann, 2019) Branding Huntington Beach, Surf City USA®: Visitors, residents, and businesses 20 (Bono, 2020) Ethnic communities in the time of urban branding 21 (Purcell and Moore, 2019) Selling southern places: An examination of delta's sky magazine city profiles 22 (Molho, 2020) Modeling diversity: Cultural district policies in Doha and Singapore 23 (Collins, 2020) Moreover, the winner is…Galway: a cultural anatomy of a winning appointee…”

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“…Del Bono (2020) reports that restrictions on Chinese ethnic culture in Sydney occurred due to a failure to understand culture as part of local community life, not merely an economic asset. Molho (2020) also stated that cultural restrictions on a group of people living in one place also occurred in developing cultural districts in Doha and Singapore.…”

Section: Meaning Of Culture 4: the 'Way Of Life' Culturementioning

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“…The lived culture is often used as a tool by place branding managers to limit the culture and interests of the general public. (Bono, 2020); (Molho, 2020) Various kinds of anxiety arise from cultural understandings of local communities and place managers or branding managers (Hoyng, 2014;Markley & Sharma, 2016;Katsinas, 2019). Tensions also arise related to the understanding of culture, which, from the start, was positioned as an economic asset (Bono, 2020).…”

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“…(Bono, 2020); (Molho, 2020) Various kinds of anxiety arise from cultural understandings of local communities and place managers or branding managers (Hoyng, 2014;Markley & Sharma, 2016;Katsinas, 2019). Tensions also arise related to the understanding of culture, which, from the start, was positioned as an economic asset (Bono, 2020). Tensions also exist between high culture and popular culture (Vanolo, 2018;Oh, 2020).…”

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confidence: 99%

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The Role of Vernacular and Culture in Place Branding: Insight from A Literature Survey

Setyadi,

Saidi,

Adhitama

et al. 2024

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The places where we live in always produce a culture from the existence of the people. The same goes for place branding, which will always find a way to spectacle that culture for the others including the tourists. Place branding includes nations, cities, villages, urban villages, and even abandoned places like slums. However, how we interpret those cultures depends on how we think, understand, believe, and act in those environments. Therefore, there are always differences in how people interpret culture, and within the framework of knowledge, these differences can create tension in the relationship between culture and place branding. This research explores the differences in interpreting the meanings of culture to understand the role of culture in place branding.It uses a literature survey as a research method. Samples of previous research articles using the Scopus-indexed repository database were obtained. 23 selected articles were analyzed using the thematic analysis method employing Atlas-ti software.Findings show that culture has different meanings and roles. Several previous studies indicate some tensions between culture and place branding. This paper proposes propositions relating culture through place branding, including 'culture in-,' 'culture for-,' and 'culture of-' place branding. It presents these findings in a conceptual framework: the role of culture through place branding.

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Section: Meaning Of Culture 4: the 'Way Of Life' Culturementioning

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The Role of Vernacular and Culture in Place Branding: Insight from A Literature Survey

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Saidi,

Adhitama

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“…This capitalization of Chinatown as an urban place brand has been an increasingly global phenomenon (Del Bono 2019). In many cities around the world, Chinatowns are now recognizable as branded precincts with highly distinguishable architectural, design, and cultural characteristics.…”

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Chinatowns and the Rise of China

Ang¹

2019

Mod. Asian Stud.

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In the early twentieth century, Chinatowns in the West were ghettoes for Chinese immigrants who were marginalized and considered ‘other’ by the dominant society. In Western eyes, these areas were the no-go zones of the Oriental ‘other’. Now, more than a hundred years later, traditional Chinatowns still exist in some cities but their meaning and role has been transformed, while in other cities entirely new Chinatowns have emerged. This article discusses how Chinatowns today are increasingly contested sites where older diasporic understandings of Chineseness are unsettled by newer, neoliberal interpretations, dominated by the pull of China's new-found economic might. In particular, the so-called ‘rise of China’ has spawned a globalization of the idea of ‘Chinatown’ itself, with its actual uptake in urban development projects the world over, or a backlash against it, determined by varying perceptions of China's global ascendancy as an amalgam of threat and opportunity.

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Representing Sweden: packaging Swedish identity through curators of Sweden

Törngren

Ooi

2022

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Ethnic community in the time of urban branding

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The Role of Vernacular and Culture in Place Branding: Insight from A Literature Survey

The Role of Vernacular and Culture in Place Branding: Insight from A Literature Survey

Chinatowns and the Rise of China

Representing Sweden: packaging Swedish identity through curators of Sweden

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