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Branded! Municipal identity and the selling of cities

Posted by Robert Steuteville on 13 Nov 2010
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Branded! Municipal Identity and the Selling of Cities

Consultant Scott Doyon explains why creating an image for a city starts with the right policies.

"If your policies are not incentivizing what you want and penalizing what you don’t, you can’t sell vision. If your zoning promotes sprawl and your citizens are disconnected from civic participation, you can’t sell community."

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