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Small States in a New Era of Public Diplomacy: New Zealand and Digital Diplomacy
2019The power of digital technology to shape the world in the twenty-first century is undeniable. States and non-state actors use digital tools in order to compete for international attention, attract partners, gain legitimacy and secure influence. In the quest to project an image of an attractive, credible and capable actor on the global stage, diplomats ...
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The New Public Diplomacy Argument
2012As competing religious and political views converge in the global public sphere, American public diplomacy should consider promoting a more strategic communicative posture that cuts against discounting the aspirations and perspectives of key nonstate actors living in global Islamic communities.
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Taiwan with a Side of New Public Diplomacy
2021Asien, Nr. 158/159 (2021): ASIEN (Januar/April)
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Application of Public Diplomacy in New Media Platforms
2022Public diplomacy practices carried out by states and non-state actors are instantly presented to the public of other countries thanks to the new media. This makes it easy to determine the level of influence of a public diplomacy practice on the public opinion of countries and helps states to produce new public diplomacy policies and to improve existing
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Media Diplomacy: Public Diplomacy in a New Global Media Environment
2014The conduct of diplomacy in the West has changed dramatically over the last few decades. During the Cold War, diplomats negotiated largely in secret and if their strategic goals and objectives were shared with the public at all, they were simply announced by leaders or their representatives.
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Advancing the New Public Diplomacy: A Public Relations Perspective
The Hague Journal of Diplomacy, 2007AbstractAs public diplomacy assumes a more prominent role in the diplomatic affairs of nations, scholars and practitioners are challenged to define the 'new' public diplomacy's purpose and goals, to develop the theoretical foundations of the discipline, and to articulate principles of practice for effectively and ethically achieving a nation's foreign ...
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The New Public Diplomacy—Fact or Fiction
2019Despite the fact that diplomatic institutions throughout the world employ digital technologies, few studies to date have examined how African and Eastern European diplomats utilize digital technologies to obtain public diplomacy goals. For these nations, digital technologies may prove especially beneficial given their small number of embassies and ...
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New Public Diplomacy Meets Old Public Diplomacy – the Case of China and Its Confucius Institutes
New Global Studies, 2014Abstract The idea of soft power – the ability to attract others by means of culture, political values and policies – is broadly debated in the context of the re-emergence of China. Less attention has been given to public diplomacy, the actual instrument governments use to mobilize these soft power resources. This paper goes beyond the
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The New Public Diplomacy: Britain and Canada Compared
The British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 2004This article examines the ways in which diplomacy is adapting in the information age, to the increased pressures and opportunities that changes in information and communication technologies and capabilities provide. The interaction of technological, economic, political and social changes, such as globalisation, the development and ...
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New Media and Public Diplomacy in the New Arab World
2014New media—meaning satellite television and Internet-based media—are crucial to public diplomacy efforts directed at the Arab world and to those emanating from Arab states. As the events of 2011 have so dramatically shown, the region’s media ecology has evolved and traditional assumptions have changed with global implications. The hegemonic influence of
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