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The destruction of cultural heritage sites, particularly in contemporary conflicts, is a potential opening for external powers to shape influence, legitimacy and security in post-war environments.
To mark International Day of Women in Diplomacy, four women in diplomacy share their stories.
As soft power ‘runs on’ globalization’s connectivity channels, it is crucial to investigate the significance of these dynamics.
“Public Diplomacy in the News” is a CPD Blog series by Andrew Dubbins, featuring noteworthy recent stories in public diplomacy.
Professor Jay Wang explores the lead-up narratives to the World Cup, revealing a mosaic of opportunities, challenges, values, and identities for host cities.
“Public Diplomacy in the News” is a CPD Blog series by Andrew Dubbins, featuring noteworthy recent stories in public diplomacy.
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CPD Faculty Fellow Nicholas J. Cull speaks with journalist and USIA veteran Rob Koenig on propaganda in the age of AI.
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