Public Diplomacy
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Digital Diplomacy
Канцеларија за јавну и културну дипломатију
Novak Djokovic and Serbia’s soft power
In the modern digital space, social media algorithms favor content that evokes emotion, controversy, or admiration. Djokovic, with his personality, playing style, and outspoken...
Tekstovi na srpskom
Digitalna diplomatija terorista: Islamska država upozorava Italiju
Digitalni ratnici islamske državeISIS uputili su upozorenje italijanskoj državi da dolaze da napadnu Rim.
Učinili su to na neuobičajen način kroz haštag na Tviteru #We_Are_Coming_O_Rome...
“Veliki brat”: Kako funckioniše praćenje ljudi u doba korone
Australija je posle Kine druga zemlja na svetu koja je u cilju sprečavanja širenja koronavirusa uvela aplikaciju za praćenje kontakata i brzo reagovanje, ako...
Modern Propaganda
Zaharova: Kao nekada nacisti, Evropska unija hoće da uvede “folkslist”
Marija Zaharova, portparolka ruskog Ministarstva spoljnih poslova, izrazilа je ozbiljnu zabrinutost povodom predloga Evropskog parlamenta o uvođenju "demokratskih pasoša" za odabrane državljane Rusije, uporedivši...
ISRAEL’S WAR ON PUBLIC RELATIONS
What is the secret behind Israel’s successful global campaign against everything evil and barbaric? (Barbaric here isn’t in reference to the Israeli carpet-bombing of...
Who is who in Digital and Public Diplomacy
More rot at America’s public diplomacy mouthpiece
Since his Senate confirmation this summer, new United States Agency for Global Media (USAGM) CEO Michael Pack has come under fire for calling out...
Twitter is the Preferred Network for Global Digital Diplomacy, New Burson...
Governments Use Twitter Most, But Have Larger Audiences on Facebook
Over the past five years, Twitter has become the ultimate channel for digital diplomacy’s for...
Chennai Soft Power 30
Based in Chennai, one of Indias cultural capitals, the Center for Soft Power (CSP) is an India Foundation institute that studies and researches Indian soft power, mapping along the way the wide diversity of cultural forms present in the country.
Lately, the Center has embarked on a unique project titled Chennai Soft Power 30, which seeks to document and interview 30 of Chennai's most internationally recognized performing artists in the fields of music and dance.
The videos below look at the journey of some of Chennai's top-performers and explain how they have spread Indian culture globally through their art.
This video features an interview with dance couple Renjith and Vijna who have toured the world performing Indian folk dances.
The original video can be found on the Center for Soft Power's Youtube channel here.
This one features an interview with Grammy nominated bamboo flute maestro Shashank Subramanyam, who has col..