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This book will thrill leaders, planners, globalists, policy makers and sociologists with practical steps for implementing creative ideas that will invigorate community spirit and build reputation BookLife Reviews

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Case studies included in IMAGINATIVE COMMUNITIES: Admired cities, regions and countries, by Robert Govers

Bhutan
Happy Bhutan
Estonia e-resident
Techie Estonia
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Peacy The Hague
Finland-Emojis
Quirky Finland

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