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Fortunately, Bin Laden’s death comes at the very moment when much of the Islamic world is being convulsed by the treatment that Bin Laden’s brand of fanaticism requires: the Arab Spring, with its demands for democratic empowerment (and the absence of demands, at least so far, for the type of Islamic rule that Al Qaeda sought to impose).
His victory – following a fact-free, vicious election campaign – has trashed the brand of American democracy.
US President Donald Trump’s recently announced import tariffs on steel, aluminum, and other Chinese-made goods are in keeping with his brand of economic nationalism.
(The Citgo brand is especially famous in my hometown of Boston, Massachusetts, where the company’s iconic sign has become a landmark in the environs of Fenway Park, where the Red Sox baseball team plays.)
The Brexit ringleader Nigel Farage might like to think that Italy’s new populist government represents a success for his brand of go-it-alone nationalism, but it turns out that Europe’s populists are of a different breed than those in the UK.
Nonetheless, most companies still think of all the new technologies that I write about primarily as message-sending devices – ways to promote their brand, create an image, and sell their product.
For those in developing and emerging-market countries who harbor grievances against the advanced countries, there is now one more reason for discontent with a brand of globalization that has been managed to serve rich countries’ interests (especially their financial sectors’ interests).
Hollande’s brand of normalcy does not appeal to these populist voters.
Still, his liberal party – never a successful brand in Italy’s class-driven politics – made it into Parliament, and so into the game.
These include the structure of Russia’s political economy; the idealization of the state as a source of moral authority; and Russia’s particular brand of international relations.
And it is not too soon to start planning for reconstruction and repatriation of refugees after Venezuela’s brand of socialism – or, more accurately, oil and cocaine clientelism – finally comes to an end.
A distinctively British brand of Islam is beginning to emerge, just as France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Spain are producing their own forms of Islam.
It carries no value or meaning other than as a pointer to something in people's minds – a concept, a person, a brand, or a particular thing or individual.
The value is in people’s heads – in the meanings of the words and the brand associations – not in the expanded namespace.
marketing, brand identity, raising money for NGOs.
Perhaps this brand of cautious and gradual reformism is what the Arab world needs if it is to ameliorate its own polarizations and conflicts.
Quite courageously, Mesic stuck his neck out by testifying in the Croat cases at the Hague tribunal for war crimes in the former Yugoslavia and by pursuing his own brand of reconciliation politics in Bosnia and Montenegro, activities that many thought would kill off his chances in electoral politics.
In essence, a brand is a promise; and powerful brands deliver on their promise consistently – be it based on quality, price, or experience.
In some cases, consumers have been known to act on the strength of brand alone, even purchasing a product with relatively limited knowledge about it.
Building on Volcker’s success, Western central banks have used their brand to help maintain low and stable inflation.
Facing greater challenges in delivering desired outcomes, they have essentially pushed both policies and their brand power to the limit.
Now, corporate executives will also tell you that brand management is a tricky affair.
It is particularly hard to maintain or control your brand when popular sentiment overshoots.
As brilliantly explained by Guy Kawasaki in his book on the company, the brand essentially created “enchantment.”
Elsewhere in California, Facebook found its brand fueling enormous hype for the company’s initial public offering.
In both of these cases, and in many others, brand power did more than lead to price behavior that was disconnected from fundamentals; it also caused a dangerous overshoot, which, when subsequently reversed, damaged the brand.
Otherwise, risking major brand damage, they will end up adding yet another item to an already-overloaded plate of challenges for the next generation.
In a way, that is too bad, because it is typical of the French intellectual and journalistic scene – typical, too, of the brand of populism checked by Emmanuel Macron’s election, but which remains deeply rooted in France.
But, just seven years later, titans of corporate Japan are seeking our advice in how to build a global brand headquartered in the Japanese capital.
One of the wittiest advertisements on the market today is for a brand of German lingerie.
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