The new edition of Bruce Gregory's list features works by CPD Faculty Fellows Nicholas J. Cull, Philip Seib and Corneliu Bjola, as well as CPD Blog Contributors. 

A Center for American Progress (CAP) report assesses how U.S. policy overlooks Iranian soft power influence in the Middle East. 

Combatting the "male, pale and Yale" image of the foreign policy sector: Vestige Strategies offers insight to improve diversity and inclusion. 

Are Twitter "likes" indicative of meaningful relationships? A new study proposes a new way to measure social media's impact on nation brands. 

The latest issue of The Hague Journal of Diplomacy is full of public diplomacy content, including Andreas Pacher's tools for navigating multiple strategic publics. 

The Facebook guide positions images as a "new form of language."

A former editor describes his time at Hi magazine, the U.S. government-funded, Arabic-language publication that aimed to win hearts and minds in the Middle East.

USC Annenberg Professor Paolo Sigismondi discusses the translation and soft power implications of "cool."