GST 6590 — Public Diplomacy
3 semester hours Graduate Lecture
Examines public diplomacy as a mode for participating in global politics and how public diplomacy can be practiced by state as well as nonstate actors. Explores concepts, practices, institutions, and critical issues in public diplomacy. Assumes the central importance of public engagement in today’s diplomacy, while recognizing that diplomatic practice is changing in fundamental ways.
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