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- Gugl objavio izveštaj o kretanju građana Srbije 3rd July 2020U Srbiji je smanjeno kretanje građana zbog virusa korona i to za 75 odsto u restoranima, kafićima, bioskopima, muzejima i sličnim objektima, pokazuje izveštaj kompanije Gugl o kretanju stanovništva. Prema poslednjim podacima za Srbiju koje je Gugl objavio, u poređenju sa osnovnom vrednošću smanjeno je kretanje oko pijaca i prodavnica za 74 odsto, a poseta […]
- Google launches new tools to improve digital skills 3rd July 2020Google has launched a host of online tools intended to help people and businesses “digitise and grow” through digital skills. In a statement from Matt Brittin, president of Google EMEA, the company has pledged to support 10 million people and businesses in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). According to the Institute for Employment […]
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- Young Montenegrins ‘Poorly Informed About 1990s War Crimes’ 6th July 2020Original Article The post Young Montenegrins ‘Poorly Informed About 1990s War Crimes’ appeared first on Diplomatic portal.
- Mystery Wiretaps Disrupt North Macedonia Election Campaign 6th July 2020Original Article The post Mystery Wiretaps Disrupt North Macedonia Election Campaign appeared first on Diplomatic portal.
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Canadian diplomats should use social media more, foreign minister says
- Digital Diplomacy, E Government, Public diplomacy, Who is who in Digital and Public Diplomacy, World
- 15th August 2014
Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird is encouraging Canadian diplomats to experiment with social media to promote democratic freedom and trade across the globe. The plan could represent a loosening of the communications leash the Harper government has placed on foreign diplomats as part of its centralized communications strategy. Baird announced the initiative Friday in northern
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Mapping museum ‘Soft Power’: Adding geo-visualization to the methodological framework
- John Brown's Public Diplomacy Press and Blog Review
- 24th December 2018
Natalia GrinchevaDigital Scholarship in the Humanities, fqy072, https://doi.org/10.1093/llc/fqy072Published: 24 December 2018Cite Permissions Share AbstractThe article proposes, justifies, and tests a new methodological framework to measure museum ‘soft power’ by employing geo-visualization as a new method empowered by the rapid development of digital humanities. This research not only demystifies the buzz term of ‘soft power’ that is frequently applied in relation to contemporary museums and their international cultural engagements but also develops an evaluation framework to assess museum capacities to exert global impacts. Specifically, the article draws on the academic scholarship outlining a plethora of approaches for ‘soft power’ evaluation, including Resources, Outputs, Perceptions, and Networks evaluation models. It argues for a new integrative approach that can comprehensively combine different methods to construct a more advanced tool to measure museum ‘soft power’. The artic..
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A British Foreign Policy with a Digital Strategy
- Public diplomacy
- 27th September 2019
27 Aug A British Foreign Policy with a Digital Strategy Posted at 11:27h in Diplomacy & Soft Power, UK Perspectives by Will Sowter Emerging technologies have produced a profound transformation in global politics over the last two decades. To take one example, in June the United States launched a cyber attack on Iranian weapons systems in retaliation to Iran shooting down an American drone. The regularity of these kinds of attacks by our adversaries as well as our allies is just one way in which digital technology has reshaped the landscape for British foreign policy. But these changes also bring opportunities for the UK internationally.
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Digital technology has the potential to make the work of British foreign policymakers significantly more efficient. Specifically, data capture and analysis has a role to play in demonstrating the value of diplomacy. The case for properly sustaining and protecting the Foreign Office’s funding would be far more convincing if the work of this department h.. -
http://publicdiplomacypressandblogreview.blogspot.com/2018/12/spanish-ambassador-to-korea-juan.html
- John Brown's Public Diplomacy Press and Blog Review
- 11th December 2018
Spanish Ambassador to Korea Juan Ignacio Morro, koreaherald.com
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image from article : Spanish Constitution of 1978
Since the historic day, the supreme law has united all Spanish citizens, and launched Spain’s journey as an open, modern and inclusive country.
Over the last four decades, Spain has established itself as a democratic state based on the rule of law. We have deeply committed ourselves to the European project as a European Union member state since 1986, prioritizing the European principles and values of democracy along the way.
Furthermore, Spain has become a welfare state offering universal health care and education, and a world leader championing equality, human rights and international solidarity.
Today we take pride in ourselves for many reasons. Spain has one the highest levels of democratic quality in the world. We have achieved remarkable results in territorial decentralization and regional self-governance. We are home to different cultures and languages and diverse gro.. -
Chinese Culture As The New Soft Power Currency
- Digital Diplomacy, Diplo Learning Corner, Public diplomacy, Who is who in Digital and Public Diplomacy
- 9th June 2016
Despite the many issues of human rights abuses, censorship and suppression of dissent, China has managed a great victory by diverting the world’s attention to itself as a strong economic, political and cultural power. Soft power has become strategically important for China and is regarded an important component of its “comprehensive national power” , a
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