For most Latin American and Caribbean governments, traditional foreign policy concepts still trump soft power as the preferred and most comprehended instruments in the diplomatic toolbox. Most countries in the...
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U.S.-Mexico Network at USC Launches New Website
On November 9, the website for the U.S.-Mexico Network at USC went live in conjunction with an event featuring Hillary Rodham Clinton.
The Network is under the direction of CPD University Fellow Pamela Starr, who said, “This is a very exciting experiment in citizen diplomacy designed to engage thoughtful individuals from the U.S. and Mexico in a permanent conversation about issues that matter to our bilateral interaction – from migration to energy, politics, security, and education.”
The Network’s website will host dialogue and collaborations between experts from the U.S. and Mexico, becoming “a repository of information and creative ideas about these issues and how our two societies think about them,” according to Starr.
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