MPD '14 Students Release "Innovations in Brazilian Public Diplomacy" Report

May 5, 2014

Earlier this spring, a delegation of USC Master of Public Diplomacy students conducted a research trip to Sao Paulo, Brazil, to analyze the emerging power's key public diplomacy strategies. In their composite report, "Innovations in Brazilian Public Diplomacy," delegation members outline their findings and offer recommendations for improving the nation's PD and branding efforts. Released just in time for the Brazil-hosted 2014 FIFA World Cup, the report emphasizes sport, digital, and city diplomacy, as well as international broadcasting

Click here for the "Innovations in Brazilian Public Diplomacy" report.

 

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