A Post Not Called ‘Is Diplomacy Dead Too?’
I was struck by an article by Robert Phillips on the death of PR (http://www.prweek.com/article/1285244/pr-dead-public-leadership-future).
Why is an ambassador to Lebanon reading PR Week? Fair...
Conflict Cuisine: Teaching War Through Washington’s Ethnic Restaurant Scene
By Johanna Mendelson Forman, with Sam Chapple Sokol
It is a Washington cliché: you can always tell where in the world there is a conflict...
Can Cultural Diplomacy Be Seen As Merely Propaganda?
The devil is very influencial because he is holding a bait which pleases the fleshly eyes. By: Kyei-Afrifa Ma Germa
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Why digital diplomacy is not a thing (yet)
@marcoRecorder
Some time ago I had the chance to participate in a very good seminar chaired by Jon Worth a well-known communication consultant in Brussels....
The State of Gastrodiplomacy
By Paul Rockower
It is fitting that a magazine devoted to studying innovations and trends in the field of public diplomacy has turned its focus...
Turkish President Rejects Facebook, YouTube Ban Over Wiretaps
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's president on Friday ruled out any ban on Facebook and YouTube after Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan said the sites could...
Benefiting From the Mobile Revolution
A Device is Displayed at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona
Recently FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, and I visited the beautiful...
Economic Diplomacy as Public Diplomacy
Successful public diplomacy is based on providing foreign publics what they need, be it information, a vaccination program, or help in securing economic well-being.
A...
Michelle Obama’s fashion diplomacy
By Robin Givhan
Michelle Obama stands with Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono during a state dinner at the State Palace Complex Istana Merdeka in Jakarta....
Sweden: An Old Hand At Gastrodiplomacy
One of the most successful and reliable tactics of diplomacy is negotiation, an act that often takes place over lunch or dinner when everyone...
