Despite having turned into a Soviet subordinate and a repressive dictatorship at home, post-revolutionary Cuba is an excellent case study of a country that embarked in successful public diplomacy abroad. Cuba’s early soft...
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CPD University Fellow, Geoffrey Wiseman, Featured in The Atlantic
In a recent interview with The Atlantic, Geoffrey Wiseman, USC Professor, and CPD University Fellow, and author of the book, Isolate or Engage: Adversarial States, US Foreign Policy, and Public Diplomacy, discusses the vital role of public diplomacy in U.S. foreign policy and its dealings with adversarial states such as Cuba.
CPD also conducted an interview with Wiseman in November of 2015 about his book which sheds light on the strategic choice of engaging the adversary and what it means for the improvement of United States’ public diplomacy efforts. To read this interview, click here.
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