"Classic " Diplomacy Archives - Page 12 of 14

Jamie Oliver and the Gastrodiplomacy of Simulacra 0
- "Classic " Diplomacy, Digital Diplomacy, E Government, Magazine, Public diplomacy
- 8th March 2014
By Francesco Buscemi This work aims to investigate the gastrodiplomatic objectives of food travelogues on TV, and more precisely of the food travelogue Jamieʼs Great Britain, presented by the celebrity chef Jamie Oliver. Food travelogues are television programs in which the presenter, often a chef, travels around a country in search of good food, which
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Gastrodipomacy: The Case of the Embassy of Greece 0
- "Classic " Diplomacy, Digital Diplomacy, Public diplomacy
- 5th March 2014
Gastrodipomacy: The Case of the Embassy of Greece By Zoe Kosmidou In December 2013, the Embassy of Greece will begin applying the idea and theories of gastrodiplomacy to spread the word about the Healthy Greek Diet and Greece’s healthy way of living. On December 4th, a wide variety of specialists from leading health, food, and
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Very disturbing developments in world relations – Jovanovic 0
- "Classic " Diplomacy, Public diplomacy, World
- 28th February 2014
Zivadin Jovanovic In an interview with the Voice of Russia Zivadin Jovanovic, the former and last Foreign Minister of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the Chairman of the Belgrade Forum for a World of Equals stated that global interventionism is propped up by United States using NATO as a tool to pass the burden
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Terrorism: A Definition and Analysis 0
- "Classic " Diplomacy, Digital Diplomacy, E Government, Magazine, World
- 14th February 2014
How do you Define Terrorism? What are your Justifications for this Definition? In 1956 political theorist and philosopher Walter Gallie delivered a paper to the Aristotelian Society in which he coined the term “essentially contested concept.” In Gallie’s words, these are “concepts the proper use of which inevitably involves endless disputes about their proper uses
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PDcast #12: The Role of the Ambassador in Public Diplomacy 0
- "Classic " Diplomacy, Digital Diplomacy, World
- 11th February 2014
The ambassador has many roles to play, but should the main public diplomacy role be of advocacy or practicalities. The PDcast is a weekly podcast featuring Jennifer Osias (sitting in for Julia Watson), Adam Cyr and Michael Ardaiolo discussing the trending public diplomacy topics. Subscribe now in iTunes. The conversation continues using @Public_Diplomat and #PDcast. Send us your questions, comments and suggestions throughout the
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“No One’s World” by Charles Kupchan Professor of International Affairs, Georgetown University 0
- "Classic " Diplomacy, Public diplomacy, World
- 10th February 2014
Charles KupchanProfessor of International Affairs, Georgetown University “The twenty-first century will not belong to the United States, Europe or China. It will be no one’s world.” Charles A. Kupchan is Professor of International Affairs at Georgetown University and Whitney Shepardson Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. These reflections are excerpted from the current
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