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2013: Public Diplomacy: Actors and actions in a globalized world
The 2013 theme will focus on “What is public diplomacy?” and the role of the different actors involved in public diplomacy. This includes government actors and non-government actors, including NGOs, businesses, and nonprofits, along with encompassing the tools of mediated public diplomacy and nation-branding. If you are interested in submitting an article for the 2013 edition, please check the information under the “Submissions” tab.
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2012: Global Contests
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Our Wavin’ Flag: U.S. Public Diplomacy Outreach During the 2010 World Cup by Sharon Hudson-Dean, Counselor for Public Affairs, U.S. Embassy, Harare, Zimbabwe |
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Illusions of Unity: The Paradox Between Mega-Sporting Events and Nation Building by Terrance Carroll, Syracuse University |
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From Stadiums to Shuttle Diplomacy: Qatar’s Emergence as a Regional Diplomatic Power by Kedar Pavgi, Atlantic Media Company; and Nakul Kadaba, George Mason University |
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Sports Diplomacy in a Conflict Environment: The Case for Continued Efforts in Afghanistan by Ryan Robertson |
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The New Public Diplomacy: The Winning Move in Revolutions by Shannon Zimmerman, Georgetown University |
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Iran’s Soft Power Borne of Necessity and Complexity of its Multi-Dimensional Audience by Hiva Feizi, University of South Florida; and Babak Telebi, University of Maryland, College Park |
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Legitimating Jewish Identity Amidst Chaos: Zionist Public Diplomacy by Rudy Stoler, Goucher College |
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The Obama Effect in the Arab World by Ryan J. Suto, Syracuse University |
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Factors Affecting the U.S. International Image: The Potential for Public Diplomacy in the Short- and Long-Term by Frank Louis Rusciano, Rider University |
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Medvedev vs. Putin in Kremlin-sponsored Advertorials in the U.S. and India by Evhenia Viatchaninova, Syracuse University |
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The Other War Next Door: Violent Crime in Central America and the U.S. Response by Ross Albert, John C. Whitehead School of Diplomacy & International Relations, Seton Hall University |
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Mexico & Venezuela: Losing the Soft Power Sweepstakes at the Polls by Rick Rockwell, American University |
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Contests as a Tool of Public Diplomacy: The “India is…” Global Video Contest by Navdeep Suri, Joint Secretary & Head of Public Diplomacy Division, Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi, India |
2011: Facets of Public Diplomacy
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Beyond the Nation Brand- The Role of Image and Identity in International Relations By Simon Anholt, UK Foreign Office Public Diplomacy BoardB |
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Cocina Peruana Para El Mundo: Gastrodiplomacy, the Culinary Nation Brand, and the Context of National Cuisine in Peru By Rachel Wilson, Syracuse University |
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The Power of Culture in Diplomacy: The Case of U.S. Cultural Diplomacy in France and Germany by Sofia Kitsou, Ionian University |
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Searching for Influence and Persuasion in Network-Oriented Public Diplomacy: What Role for “Small States”? by Ivaylo Iaydjiev, University of Bath |
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Stretching the Parameters of Diplomatic Protocol: Incursion into Public Diplomacy by Dr. Shahihul Alam, Independent University |
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Changing Tunes for Public Diplomacy: Exploring the Domestic Dimension by Ellen Huijgh, Netherlands Institute of International Relations |
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Public Diplomacy Following 9/11: The Saudi Peace Initiative and “Allies” Media Campain by Candace Ren Burnham, University of Southern California |
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Book Review: The Practice of Public Diplomacy- Confronting Challenges Abroad by Dr. Michael Schneider, Syracuse University |
2010: Inaugural Issue of Exchange
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