Propaganda and Reception in the Construction of the Romanian National Identity: A Case Study on the International Exhibitions in Paris, 1867–1937
Propaganda and Reception in the Construction of the Romanian National Identity: A Case Study on the International Exhibitions in Paris, 1867–1937

Summary/Abstract: Originally, a world fair was conceived as a competition where each participant hoped to obtain a direct profit from the sale of its products. Later, it had become a stage which disseminated various ways of life, ideologies or political constructs, that is, coherent systems of representation, underscored by a globalising principle.

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