Armenian ebook
Qatar’s Nation Branding and Soft Power
Exploring the Effects on National Identity and International Stance
This six-chapter monograph by Nawaf Al-Tamimi, Azzam Amin and Nourollah Zarrinabadi examines the connections between Qatar’s international reputation, public diplomacy and soft power. It considers National Vision 2030, the country’s political, media, economic, humanitarian, cultural, sporting and tourism activities, and the 2017 blockade and social identity. The complete Armenian translation preserves the historical standpoint of Springer’s 2023 edition.
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Inside the book
- The concepts of nation branding, soft power and public diplomacy
- Qatar’s geopolitical position and National Vision 2030
- Political, media, economic, humanitarian, cultural, sporting and tourism profiles of the national brand
- The 2017 blockade, social media, well-being and national identity
Edition and sources
Armenian translation by Giorgi Tumasyan for Hayk’s Arrow Armenian Strategic Center.
- Language
- Armenian
- Format
- PDF · EPUB
- Original edition
- Springer, 2023 · complete monograph
- Pages (PDF)
- 159
- Chapters
- 6
Original edition DOI ↗Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) ↗
Original edition: Nawaf Al-Tamimi, Azzam Amin and Nourollah Zarrinabadi. Qatar’s Nation Branding and Soft Power: Exploring the Effects on National Identity and International Stance. Contributions to International Relations. Springer, Cham, 2023. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-24651-7. ISBN 978-3-031-24651-7.
© The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2023.
The authors take a largely favourable view of Qatar’s approach. Their interpretation of nation branding as a protective resource is not universal proof of causation. The original research was supported by Qatar National Research Fund, a member of Qatar Foundation, under grant NPRP11S-0108-180226; the findings are solely the authors’ responsibility.
An independent Armenian translation with new typesetting, cover and a separate translator’s introduction. The original authors, publisher and funders are not presented as endorsing the Center or the translator’s doctrine.