There seems to be an unwritten rule about how heads of state pose for their portraits. Whether they're smiling (see, for example, South Africa and Finland), frowning (Russia), or projecting a carefully-composed neutrality (China, Poland, and the US), heads of state pose as a rule without props. But here, as in so many areas, Estonia breaks the mold.
First some quick background. Toward the end of my book I discuss how Estonia has successfully branded itself as "E-stonia" (or as it is sometimes...
Published on September 17, 2009 15:29