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USC's Public Diplomacy Blog contains regular writings from scholars, researchers, practitioners and professionals from around the world in the public diplomacy sphere.
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Jill A. Schuker: The Challenge of Public Diplomacy and the Role of Government
APR 4, 2008 - 4:53PM PST --
Understanding and influencing public attitudes and those who shape them, beyond the traditional diplomacy of government-to-government contact, is the "work" of public diplomacy in our…
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John Brown's PD Press and Blog Review
An archive aggregation of public diplomacy related news, including issues in U.S. foreign policy, international broadcasting and media, propaganda, cultural diplomacy and educational exchanges from January 2004 - February 2008.
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External Blogs
Public Diplomacy & the 2008 U.S. Presidential Election
A joint project blog of the Foreign Policy Association and the USC Center of Public Diplomacy
Margot Wallstroem
Blog of Margot Wallstroem, Vice President of the European Commission in charge of Institutional Relations and Communication.
The European Council on Foreign Relations
Commentary and reports from the European Council of Foreign Relations.
DipNote
The U.S. Department of State's official blog
Diplomacia Publica
Spanish language blog on Public Diplomacy by Professor Felipe Santos of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Julkisussdiplomatia (Public Diplomacy)
Personal Finnish-language blog of the Deputy Consul General of Finland to Los Angeles.
Simon Anholt's Placeblog
Simon Anholt’s blog addresses national image and identity, place branding, public diplomacy, and the reputations of countries, cities and regions.
The Beacon
By public diplomacy journalist Paul Kretkowski, "Beacon is a call for policymakers, business executives and individuals to consider the 'soft power' effects of their actions."
Kim Andrew Elliott Discussing International Broadcasting and Public Diplomacy
Kim Andrew Elliott is an audience research analyst in the U.S. International Broadcasting Bureau. From 1995 to 2002, he was producer and host of Communications World, a popular weekly Voice of America program about electronic media and international broadcasting.
Eccentric Star
A public diplomacy weblog by Ann Driscoll, former USIA foreign service officer.
Strong Democracy
Political theorist, professor and CPD senior fellow Benjamin R. Barber blogs about global challenges, democracy and interdependence"
Whirled View
Three experts blog on International Affairs
Global Dashboard
The Global Dashboard includes posts on topics of public diplomacy, communication, leadership, conflict resolution and more, edited by a group of international policy professionals
Layalina Review
The Layalina Productions Review of Public Diplomacy and Arab Media
Public Affairs from Germany
German-language blog on the topic of public affairs.
Abu Aardvark
Daily news and public diplomacy blog by Marc Lynch, author of Voices of the New Arab Public: Iraq, al-Jazeera, and Middle East Politics Today, and associate professor of Political Science at Williams College in Massachusetts.
World Hum
World Hum's recently created weblog category devoted specifically to nation branding
The Language Business
Commentary on international education and the British Council by David Blackie, Managing Director of International Education Connect Ltd.
Mountain Runner
Observations on public diplomacy, politics, private military force, and more.
World Politics Review –Public Diplomacy & Propaganda
WPR, a daily foreign policy, national security and international affairs Web publication, maintains a section specifically aggregating Public Diplomacy and Propaganda related articles.
Demos Cultural Diplomacy Project Blog
UK based project blog on cultural diplomacy and the ways in which culture helps to deliver Britain’s foreign, developmental, and sustainability objectives.
Center for Media & Democracy
The Center’s PR Watch on topics of public diplomacy.
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Informed Comment
Thoughts on the Middle East, History, and Religion by Juan Cole, Professor of History at Michigan University and President of the Global Americana Institute.
Framing Conflict
Dedicated to examining the role of media and public opinion in constructing international conflict by Erik Nisbet, at Cornell University’s Department of Communication.
External News Sources
Google News -- Public Diplomacy
Google News searches for news on or about Public Diplomacy.
Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty Newsline ®
Regular international broadcasting reports relevant to the public diplomacy sphere.
State Department Feeds
News Highlights
Press Briefings
Official Remarks
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