The Practice of Public Diplomacy

The conduct of public diplomacy is carried out as much abroad, by Foreign Service Officers (FSOs) stationed at U.S. embassies, as it is in Washington. This book focuses on what FSOs do in actual practice in field operations.

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WILLIAM A.HUGH Retired Foreign Service Officer

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PART I: PUBLIC DIPLOMACY IN EUROPE AND SOUTHWEST ASIA Ameliorating Strained Relations: Public Diplomacy in Serbia; L.Bajzer Revitalizing Relations with Turkey; N.E.Farina Iran and the United Kingdom: A Study in Contrasts; S.M.Riley Afghanistan and Pakistan: Public Diplomacy during Conflict and Instability; R.E.Smith PART II: PUBLIC DIPLOMACY IN AFRICA Kenya's 'Native Son' and Enduring Local Issues; M.Ntiru Sierra Leone: Public Diplomacy Unwired; T.N.Elisa PART III: PUBLIC DIPLOMACY IN ASIA South Korea: The Staying Power of Personal Contact in Public Diplomacy; Y.Huh Economic Issues and Anti-Americanism in Japan; Y.Ogawa U.S. Public Diplomacy and Stationed U.S. Forces in Japan; T.Niho PART IV: NEW MEDIA OR OLD? U.S. Public Diplomacy 2.0: Beyond Catch-up; T.Yamamoto New Media or 'the Last Three Feet' in Africa?; R.O.Okunubi New Media or Old in Egypt and South Korea?; J.Rahaghi Finding the Right Media Formula from the Soviet Union to Russia; E.S.Crane PART V: NEW THINKING ABOUT PUBLIC DIPLOMACY Should Public Diplomacy be Privatized?; N.G.Kravec Do Peace Corps Volunteers do Public Diplomacy?; M.Madeley Conclusion: Field Experiences and Best Practices; W.A.Rugh