Конференції Національного Авіаційного Університету, AVIATION IN THE XXI-st CENTURY 2018

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Soft Power, Nation Branding and Civil Aviation Nexus: Turkish Airlines Case
Erman AKILLI

Остання редакція: 2018-10-24

Аннотація


Policy makers around the world are increasingly concerned with the challenge of cultivating and capitalizing on soft power and positive image of their country; and soft power approach gained a tremendous amount of attraction in Turkish foreign policy. Along with this attraction, Turkish (public) institutions provided momentum on Turkey’s quest of soft power; as a result, Turkey’s one of the most important brand in the World, Turkish Airlines has become a tool for Turkish soft power. In this paper, its aimed to shed light soft power, nation branding and civil aviation relations in the case study of Turkish Airlines.

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Soft Power, Civil Aviation, Turkish Airlines, Turkish Foreign Policy.

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