Announcements
The latest edition of the Palgrave MacMillian Series in Global Public Diplomacy titled, Religion and Public Diplomacy, is edited by Former CPD Director Philip Seib. The edited volume is related to CPD's Faith Diplomacy Initiative.
Claudia Auer and Alice Srugies co-author the latest issue of CPD Perspectives on Public Diplomacy which examines the practices and scholarship of German public diplomacy.
This year's Summer Institute in Public Diplomacy brings together its largest cohort from 14 countries. The program runs from July 21-August 2 at USC.
Kevin Brown authors a CPD Perspectives on the Syrian Crisis of 1957 looking at the historical implications on modern day U.S.-Syrian relations.
CPD's Director, Philip Seib, took part in “Room for Debate" the online forum in The New York Times’. The theme was "Judging Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State."
This issue focuses on specific cases of U.S. public diplomacy with Iran, North Korea, and Cuba, and illustrates how engagement is used between states that have strained formal relations.
Summer and Fall 2012 CPD Visiting Scholar Natalia Grincheva authors a piece that analyzes the role of digital diplomacy and situates it theoretically within the philosophical work of Bernard Stiegler.
The Center is now accepting applications from scholars and practitioners of public diplomacy for the 2013-2015 term. CPD Research Fellows will be expected to oversee a substantive research project that will yield at least two outputs, including one publication for the CPD Perspectives on Public Diplomacy series.