soft power

A new CPD blog spotlights Portuguese intelligence and NATO as case studies in examining foreign influence on political affairs.

CPD contributor Jonathan Prosser explains how sustainable entrepreneurship can be public diplomacy.

Türkiye has made gastrodiplomacy one of the most significant elements of its soft power and has been engaging in efforts to promote its cuisine with activities such as Turkish Cuisine Week.

American universities abroad can advance U.S. geopolitical interests, but must also appear disinterested to remain credible in their local contexts–a difficult needle to thread.

A woman writing on a notepad and holding two microphones by Mihajlo Maricic via Canva.com

Public diplomacy scholars and practitioners should stop conceptualizing the media as mere arenas for soft power efforts.

A broadcast microphone complete with pop guard in an audio sound booth by ContentWorks via Canva.com

Geoff Heriot's book, International Broadcasting and its Contested Role in Australian Statecraft: Middle Power, Smart Power, showcases impressive intellectual breadth.

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Nguyen Le of University of Nottingham, Ningbo explains that more needs to be done for the South Korean government to establish BTS as a PD asset.

Indonesia on the world map by yorkfoto via Canva

It is important to enhance public diplomacy for Indonesia by publishing research and stories in international outlets for the intellectual community.

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