diplomacy

According to Twiplomacy Study 2017, 92 percent of UN member states including government heads and foreign ministers are present on Twitter, and 88 percent are present on Facebook. Therefore, countries such as Pakistan that do not yet have a centralized social media policy to communicate with the foreign public, face the need to develop digital diplomacy platforms.

CPD Fellow Vivian Walker looks at what the Peloponnesian War can teach us about today's foreign policy.

The author and diplomat answers questions on the leaked embassy cables and the future of public diplomacy. 

A new book about public diplomacy strategies in East Asia, research on digital diplomacy and forthcoming books and journal articles on public diplomacy topics.

 A new book on the future of diplomacy, courses on news media and the Middle East, and more.

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