CATALOGUES OF ARCHEOLOGICAL MATERIAL

BIBLIOGRAPHY WITHIN THE INFORMATION SYSTEM

SERBIAN NET OF BOOKSTORES

POLITICAL THEATRE AND POLITICAL RADICALIZATION OF THEATRE

ALTERNATIVE TO PSYCHIATRY

FREUD’S EXCURSION TO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

KITSCH IN PSYCHOLOGY: FEATURES, STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

WAKING

CULTURAL VALUES BETWEEN CONTENTS AND PROMOTION – ONE EXHIBITION, ONE VIEW

The focus of this paper is responsibility in choosing the way to present an artistic content as a broader process of re-establishing cultural values in relation to a particular audience made of generations that have reached adulthood in the past two and a half decades, in times during which the fundamental, global human, transcultural and universal values have been removed from the focus of the modern Serbian society. Also, the intention is to point out to more efficient ways for the presentation of cultural and artistic content, as part of a wider process of restoring the society’s trust in its own values. Respecting the fact that attitudes intertwine in terms of new functions and roles that museums have in contemporary conditions, the paper tends to point out the necessity of management strategies, not only in cultural policy, but also in cultural production. Confirmation of the strategy efficiency is evaluated by development of a society which has a firmly defined attitude to its values, to both traditional, existing values and future cultural values, based on a high level of professionalism, recognition of needs and capacities of one’s own people and their constant and planned improvement.

CITY AND/OR DESTINATION BRANDING

This paper presents some observations about the book “Destination Brands – Managing Place Reputation”, edited by Nigel Morgan, Annette Pritchard and Roger Pride. It also exposes and comments on different aspects of this book which is so far the most complete and comprehensive work on the topic of destination branding translated into the Serbian language. Cities, regions, states, nations and even whole continents are actively competing in promoting destinations (through various integrated marketing communication channels) – all to the end of developing positive associations with a particular destination to be visited. A country image has a profound effect on tourism, i. e. tourist visits to certain destinations. Since the image is considered as one of the key factors in the decision of tourists to visit a destination, its importance in the tourism industry is huge. Therefore, all the touristically developed countries and those that aspire to become so, care a lot about improving their image. This is why one of the most important areas of research is the destination management and the creation of a destination image. Many authors in the field of destination branding present various methods to evaluate the possibilities of certain cities to become brand names. In essence, these methods do not differ much and are reduced to the following segments: infrastructure development (land, rail, waterway and air transport), rich historical heritage, natural environment, education, cultural and sports facilities, urban infrastructure, municipal environmental conditions etc. The holistic branding means that everything, from the trademark, through design, to the implementation of marketing programs, processes and activities is seen as permeable and interconnected. Holistic marketing and holistic brand management recognize that “everything matters”. Relationship marketing, integrated marketing, internal marketing and marketing of corporate social responsibility are the components of holistic marketing.