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Whose Space is it Anyway? : Place Branding and the Politics of Representation, Paperback / softback Book

Whose Space is it Anyway? : Place Branding and the Politics of Representation Paperback / softback

Edited by Pascale Cohen-Avenel, Graham Roberts

Part of the Travaux interdisciplinaires et plurilingues series

Paperback / softback

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This volume examines the potentially deleterious impact of place branding on the social fabric, ecosystems and local economies of the places concerned.

As the different essays show, place branding is a fundamentally political practice, often driven by hidden agendas that marginalize certain groups within society.

Contributors explore place branding from a wide variety of angles, including: the role played by the visual arts in city branding; the applied arts, and speci cally the fashion industry’s potential for shaping perceptions of a particular place; the different ways in which sport has been exploited by the political elites; the role of design in place branding, including the architectural design of sports stadia; and the potentially insidious economic and societal consequences of excessive consumption of branded places.

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