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December 31, 2025Journal of Northeast Asian Studies

Strategies and Implementation Framework of Local Cultural Diplomacy in Sejong City, the Hangeul Cultural City

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Key Points

Cultural diplomacy focuses on utilizing local heritage as a diplomatic asset, with Sejong City exemplifying this approach.
The framework recommends a four-stage process—discovery, strategy, implementation, and evaluation—for effective cultural diplomacy.
Combining heritage and network diplomacy can strengthen international cultural exchanges, enhancing city representation.
Local cultural resources may serve as tools for effective diplomatic engagement, providing insights for future policy development.

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Analysis explores cultural diplomacy strategies in Sejong City, suggesting potential frameworks for implementation.

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Seonhui Park (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75b1dc6e9836116a21d8c https://doi.org/10.21807/jnas.2025.12.117.129

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