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The first of a two-part series by Madison Jones on the soft power of ISIL.
CPD Research Fellow Lindsay J. Benstead and her colleagues assess the impact of Western donor's advocacy on women's rights in Malawi.
A look into Cuba's early public diplomacy efforts that shaped the country's global image.
Middle East Studies PhD candidate Sarah Alaoui reflects on Morocco's religious diplomacy efforts.
Polish diplomat Katarzyna Rybka-Iwańska shares her experience teaching an academic course on public diplomacy in Warsaw.
Ilan Manor details the start-and-stop nature of governments' digital diplomacy efforts.
Former U.S. diplomat Donna Oglesby parallels the anti-art ethos of the Dadaist movement to the anti-diplomacy approach of the Trump presidency.
Many experts assert that we are living in a post-fact environment, in which truth is obscured by divisive political agendas.
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