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Enjoy the latest issue of "Bruce's List," a roundup of recent must-reads in public diplomacy, compiled by CPD Faculty Fellow Bruce Gregory.
New CPD Board Member Gary Hart served as U.S. Senator for the State of Colorado and is the author of 21 books.
As part of its commitment to building the academic field of public diplomacy, CPD will award $2,500 to an emerging scholar engaged in cutting-edge research on public diplomacy.
The author's recent book, American Diplomacy’s Public Dimension: Practitioners as Change Agents in Foreign Relations, traces the evolution of American public diplomacy from colonial times to the present.
Defining Courage will be presented at USC’s Bing Theater as the closing event of the university’s celebration of Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
Meet our three newest Fellows who will conduct original research on the role of technologies, diaspora, international organizations, and power competitions in public diplomacy.
The author's recent book, Apocalypse Television, recounts 1983's The Day After, the highest rated TV movie in history and a noteworthy flashpoint of the Cold War.
CPD welcomes Caroline Patsias as the 2024 Canada-U.S. Fulbright Visiting Research Chair.
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