Halloween: A Public Diplomacy Boo-st
Halloween has become inexorably defined by and linked to America, making it a soft power export.
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Public Diplomacy and Trust-Building in Iraq, Part II
Despite current low levels of trust toward the U.S. from the Iraqi populace, not all hope is lost.
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Crunch the Numbers: The Case for Science Diplomacy
The biggest existential threats, such as climate change and pandemics, are best tackled through science diplomacy.
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From Hades to a City on a Hill
Even if Trump loses the presidency, the damage to U.S. image abroad remains.
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Public Diplomacy and Trust-Building in Iraq, Part I
Despite working closely with Iraq against the Islamic State, the U.S. is still regarded with suspicion.
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Brexit: Learning from China
What can Theresa May learn from Mao Zedong?
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Interpreting Data About ISIS Online
Challenging ISIS has little to do with decreasing their number of Twitter followers.
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The State, Cuban Rap, and the State of Cuban Rap
Rap, once disdained in Cuba for its American origins, is being appropriated by the state to push a pro-party line. But the state would win more by allowing artists to work freely.
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Cultural Relations: Moderating a Volatile World
In the wake of the Edinburgh International Culture Summit, how can we think about cultural diplomacy?
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Tokyo 2020 and Japan's Soft Power
Japan's cultural appeal is at its best when the government takes a hands-off approach.
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