More: Public Diplomacy

Singapore’s Passion Made Possible Campaign: A Case of Public Diplomacy

How does a tiny city-state with no natural resources become a global powerhouse? Yes, it’s Singapore. A country sits strategically between Malaysia and Indonesia in Southeast Asia. More importantly it is surrounded by larger neighbors yet...

Digital Diplomacy and Nation Branding: The Case of the United Arab Emirates

Diplomacy today is not solely conducted behind closed doors at summits or in the formalities of state visits. Abstract The emergence of digital technologies...

Senate Moves to End 40-Day Shutdown as Health Subsidy Deal Emerges

After 40 days of partial paralysis, the U.S. Senate advanced a measure aimed at reopening the federal government. The shutdown had sidelined hundreds of...

Israel’s Public Diplomacy Strategy: ‘This is a Message to the People’

It’s normal and expected for a political leader to address the people of their own nation, but what happens when a leader decides to...

Rebranding Canada: Public Diplomacy as a 21st Century Soft Power Strategy

In a time when military might and trade agreements are no longer the only elements determining global influence, Canada finds itself at a turning...

Strengthening China’s Soft Power through Public Diplomacy: NGOs as Important Players

This essay will explore China's international relations with a focus on societal aspects. It aims to examine how non-governmental organizations (NGOs) play a crucial...

Traveling Geopolitically on Campobello Island: A Case Study in Bilateral Public Diplomacy

In 2018, George Friedman - the CEO of Geopolitical Futures (GPF), and formerly Stratfor - wrote an article called “Traveling Geopolitically”. The article, per...

Global Public Policy: Transnational Network Behavior and the Logic of New Public Management

The Lisbon earthquake of 1755 marked an epistemic transition, bringing at least a new paradigm and new knowledge about public governance from old ways...

Blackpink’s concerts in Vietnam: cultural diplomacy activity turns sour

South Korea has become a leading player in utilizing cultural products as part of its public diplomacy strategy, particularly in East Asian and Southeast...

Culture, Language and Diplomacy: Position of Afghanistan

Abstract: The article explores the significance and impact of language in diplomatic missions. The discussion on language is placed within the broader context of...

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Raymond Aron’s Warning for Northeast Asia: Close the Window of Opportunity

Raymond Aron died in 1983, long before China emerged...

The Benefits of ‘Expo’ Diplomacy

Expo isn't usually seen as a platform for international...
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