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9/11 in America
On Sept. 11, 2001, millions of people around the world turned their attention to what was happening in the United States. The initial images were terrifying: Skyscrapers in flames. Americans in shock...
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The Death of an Ambassador
It’s been less than a week since U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other American diplomats were murdered in Libya, unprotected by Diplomatic Security in a notoriously unstable country....
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2013 Forum, Panel 2: "U.S. Public Diplomacy in the Twenty-First Century"
The Forum's first panel addressed Public Diplomacy past; the third panel discussed Public Diplomacy's future. This panel focused on Public Diplomacy present -- looking at the field since the shock of...
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Quotable: Thomas Joscelyn on rival messaging by al Qaeda and ISIS
defenddemocracy.org Thomas Joscelyn, Senior Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, reviewed recent media appearances by Ayman al Zawahiri in an August 19, 2015 article, “Ayman al...
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Quotable: Legatum Institute Report on Counter Propaganda by Nicholas Cull
usc.edu There’s an abundant historical literature on Public Diplomacy, and a July 24, 2015, report published by the Legatum Institute, “Counter Propaganda: Cases from US Public Diplomacy and Beyond,”...
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“Misunderstanding what makes our enemies tick is old hat in Washington.” Headline: Why Vladimir Putin Hates Us Subhead: Western inability to grasp what motivates our enemies is nothing newread...
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