Nation Branding Reconsidered
Reflections on the conceptual implications of nation branding: how branding a nation develops its soft power advantage
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Brazil’s Post-World Cup Legacy: Ignore FIFA
The lasting legacy of the 2014 FIFA World Cup will not be the grand infrastructure or (questionable) economic boom promised by their FIFA overlords.
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Featured Expert Opinions: Will the World Cup Help Brazil’s Soft Power?
The World Cup might not be all hearts and roses for Brazil.
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Juan Carlos: Spanish Soft Power Asset
CPD Blogger Neal Rosendorf on the recent abdication of King Juan Carlos I, Spanish soft power, democracy and more.
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The End of America's 'Big Stick' Policy
For years, the rest of the world has looked to America – either with gratitude or resentment – as the world’s policeman. Now, that 911 call may be rerouted.
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Diaspora Artists and their Potential within a National Public Diplomacy Strategy
The Mexican Consulate in San Francisco looks closer at the PD role of diaspora artists.
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Not Simply a Festival: Looking Beyond India by the Nile
How an annual Indian festival is forging permanent friendships in Egypt.
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The Rise of NGOs: Islamic Faith Diplomacy
Turkish faith-based NGOs are harnessing a positive image for Turkey in recipient countries.
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Public Diplomacy as a Corrective Lens?
A recent book from Martha Bayles, a lecturer in humanities at Boston College, tackles the question of how American entertainment industry products confound official U.S. Read More
What if Barbara Walters Were the Next Under Secretary for Public Diplomacy?
Is anyone better positioned to ‘inform and influence’ international audiences today?
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