Voices From CPD Professional Training

• John Brown's Public Diplomacy Press and Blog Review, Public diplomacy
• 16th March 2019

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Comment: Gantz is Telling Anglo Olim We're not Israeli Enough

• John Brown's Public Diplomacy Press and Blog Review
• 20th February 2019

Lahav Harkov, Jerusalem Post, February 20, 2019
It could easily be understood that Gantz is delegitimizing English-speaking immigrants as phonies who can’t be leaders of Israel.
Image from article: Benny Gantz speaks at the annual Munich Security Conference in Munich, Germany February 17, 2019
“In a month and a half, we will all choose between a ruler who has English from Boston, heavy makeup, and luxury suits – and an Israeli leadership which is real, caring, authentic and not phony,” Israel Resilience Party leader Benny Gantz said in a speech Tuesday night.
Leave aside the fact that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s English is from spending most of his childhood in the suburbs of Philadelphia, and not Boston.
What are all the other Israelis from Boston, Philadelphia, New York, London, Johannesburg or Melbourne supposed to think?
Regardless of what Gantz intended, that remark, as well as him saying that Netanyahu was busy in America “to improve your English and practice it at luxuri..

Digital at heart

• "Classic " Diplomacy, Digital Diplomacy, E Government, Public diplomacy, World
• 29th January 2014

Over 4,500 twitter followers, a blogging Ambassador, a gallery online telling UK-Holy See relations in pictures. These are part of the digital of the footprints of our small Embassy (five of us in total): the oldest UK diplomatic representation abroad, @UKinHolySee to name it in tune with the times. Digital media have become an essential

International Careers Information Evening

• John Brown's Public Diplomacy Press and Blog Review
• 2nd March 2019

Australian Institute of International Affairs – Victoria, Dyason House, 124 Jolimont Rd, East Melbourne VIC 3002, Australia
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Event fully booked. Our apologies!Interested in an international career and want to know how to get there? Looking for a career in international relations, trade or diplomacy, representing your country at the UN or working to promote Australia’s overseas interests?
Join DFAT's Victoria State Office and the United Nations Association of Victoria (UNAAV) hosted by AIIA’s Young Professionals Forum (YPF) at an event designed to give you an edge in building your professional and international career opportunities.Serving diplomats, State Government representatives and a former Ambassador to the UN will share their experiences and offer first-hand advice on how to establish your career pathways.Hear from:• DFAT representative Merinda Petersen to cover DFAT Fellowship experience, internships, pathways to UN and international careers such as DFAT and Red Cro..

Artykuł prof. Beaty Ociepki w "Place Branding and Public Diplomacy"

• John Brown's Public Diplomacy Press and Blog Review
• 17th December 2018

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Ukazał się nowy artykuł prof. Beaty Ociepki pt. “(Un)successful years: EU countries' cultural diplomacy with Russian Federation” w piśmie “Place Branding and Public Diplomacy” [JB emphasis]. Wersja online first jest dostępna na: http://link.springer.com/article/10.1057/s41254-018-00113-3