The new book, Film Diplomacy, offers a valuable historical account and a conceptual toolkit for understanding the evolving nature of public diplomacy.

An argument for more shade, cleaner air, and accessible green space in Jakarta.

Culture does not always announce itself in grand rituals or formal ceremonies. Often, it resides in the ordinary in how we eat, greet, gesture, and move through the world.

To move forward, K‑Culture measurement needs to go beyond simple “frequency of exposure” and evolve into a multi‑layered index that captures perception, attitudes, and meaningful behavioral change.​

From climate summits to global forums, international conferences have become key platforms where states negotiate, build partnerships, and shape global agendas.

The border control museum complex is more problematic and controversial than its supporters seek to project through their social media engagements.

In a 2019 article, timely as ever, CPD faculty fellow Vivian Walker explores disinformation narratives and mythmaking in Hungary under Viktor Orban's regime.  

We are going to need an army of diplomats, across sectors, to rebuild America's standing in the world.