CPD Media Monitor Report on Faith Diplomacy

Mar 23, 2011

On March 23, the USC Center on Public Diplomacy released a Media Monitor Report on Faith Diplomacy: Religion and Global Publics. The Media Monitor began on October 1, 2010, tracking coverage of religion as it pertains to foreign policy, new technology and public diplomacy.

The Media Monitor Report covers the following topics:

  1. Religious leaders as diplomats

  2. Public Diplomacy and New Media

  3. Aid Diplomacy

  4. Foreign Policy and Religion

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Click here to view the Faith Diplomacy: Religion and Global Publics Report.

To review past Media Monitor Reports, click here.

This report will be included in the March edition of PDiN Monitor.
 

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