soft power

A recent art exhibition in Greece brought forward care, an essential but often overlooked dimension of public diplomacy.
For smaller nations, the Olympics is an opportunity to improve soft power, celebrate their athletes and foster national unity.
Reclaiming indigenous names and reviving lost languages represents an assertive form of public diplomacy. 
Event cover with Joseph Nye and book

Join a virtual conversation with Joseph S. Nye Jr. about his memoir, A Life in the American Century.

CPD Faculty Fellow Nicholas Cull presented his latest book, Reputational Security: Refocusing Public Diplomacy for a Dangerous World.

Three new books make a powerful case for reimagining the practice and the power of public diplomacy for the digital age.

Accepting applications through November 15 from PD scholars and practitioners pursuing research questions at the cutting edge of public diplomacy.

Co-hosted by CPD Faculty Fellow Nicholas J. Cull and Good Country Index founder Simon Anholt, the podcast People, Places, Power featured weekly discussions on international reputation, foreign policy and related issues along the way. 

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