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Diplomacies, from Public to Pubic
By John Brown, Contributor
Former diplomat; affiliated with Georgetown University
My own minor, rather frivolous, contribution to the creation of the new diplomatic jargon -- pubic diplomacy -- did not appeal to the wordmasters of the universe. But it does occasionally appears as a typo in some U.S. Embassy internal memoranda.
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An Open Letter to Secretary Kerry
By Michael Kaiser, Contributor
Chairman, DeVos Institute of Arts Management
While you have access, no doubt, to a wealth of advice and knowledge, I humbly suggest that you fully exploit the expertise of your arts community and the power of cultural diplomacy.
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Building Constituencies for Cultural Diplomacy
By Philip Seib, Contributor
Professor, University of Southern California
Cultural diplomacy has avid supporters partly because this facet of public diplomacy usually is not controversial and has a high feel-good quotient. Sending an orchestra to China has value because each such venture opens doors and minds.
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Random Thoughts on "Public Diplomacy"
By John Brown, Contributor
Former diplomat; affiliated with Georgetown University
What is public diplomacy? The term, coined in the mid-1960s covers programs ranging from the Fulbright educational exchange to information about US foreign policy directed to overseas audiences.