Announcements
CPD Director Philip Seib will discuss the implications of Al Jazeera for public diplomacy as part of the conference held in Doha, Qatar October 31- November 1, 2011.
In the latest issue of CPD Perspectives, CPD Advisory Board Member Barry Sanders calls for the U.S. to adopt a well conceived selective approach to its public diplomacy efforts.
Philip Seib participated in the fifth Wilton Park roundtable meeting in public diplomacy series in Steyning, West Sussex, (UK) October 12-14.
USC’s Center on Public Diplomacy is pleased to host Fulbright Professional Scholar Sarala Fernando for Fall 2011. While at the Center, she will research the training challenges faced by developing countries with small cadres of diplomats and the support of public diplomacy initiatives.
CPD University Fellow Ernest J. Wilson, III was cited in the online edition of a Shanghai Daily.com article encouraging China to increase its investment in public diplomacy to build trust and understanding with people from other nations.
CPD is proud to announce the 2011-2013 CPD Research Fellows: Michele Acuto, Sarah Graham, and R.S. Zaharna.
Philip Seib participated in a conference on “Media and Policy in the Muslim World,” organized by Washington State University’s Edward R. Murrow School of Communication and sponsored by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund.
The latest issue of PDiN Monitor takes a closer look at Public Diplomacy in a Post 9/11 World.. The recent 10-year anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks provided an opportunity for reflection and discussion of how the tragedy impacted U.S. public diplomacy.