Cool Cymru: National branding or corporate identity?

Heather Skinner, Gillian Allard, Robin Croft

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Abstract

There is evidence of a new Welsh national identity emerging since the 1990s, communicated as Cool Cymru, and perceived as positive, proud and trendy. This national identity is closely allied with a changing cultural identity produced and communicated through Wales's rapidly developing popular culture, and through the plans and actions of its public policy makers. The focus of this conceptual contemporary intertextual study of data sourced from academia and the realms of popular culture has been to establish whether identities such as Cool Cymru can, or should, be better understood in terms of corporate identity or in terms of branding.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationN/A
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jul 2001
Event 6th International Conference on Corporate and Marketing Communications - Queen's University Belfast
Duration: 1 Jul 20012 Jul 2001

Conference

Conference 6th International Conference on Corporate and Marketing Communications
Period1/07/012/07/01

Keywords

  • wales
  • national identity
  • place branding

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