Titlebook: Beyond Cairo; US Engagement with t Darrell Ezell Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2012 communication.Diploma

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Diplomacy and the Olympic Boycottd, global public diplomacy practitioners and ambassadors informed the US Department of State that its antiquated public diplomacy apparatus was misguided.. Their shared perspectives implied that only more direct measures operating from the bottom up could ensure a positive outcome.

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Diplomacy and the Olympic Boycotton efforts, which moved counter to the foundational goals of public diplomacy. This chapter argues that rather than establishing trust or applying long-term two-way communication opportunities with global Islamic communities, America’s post-9/11 public diplomacy response centered on short-term one-s

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Global planning to pinpoint local targetslomacy” will not displace traditional state-to-state diplomacy, but seeks to expand the role of public diplomacy by engaging nonstate actors to build mutually beneficial relations that move beyond traditional state-centric procedures. This chapter defends this thesis by first appraising the reticenc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-39632-1teral” objectives to win America’s War on Terror and halt the spread of global Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) required that a different political atmosphere be established—driven largely by manufactured fear and a rigid neo conservative agenda. Coupled with US President George W. Bush’s “God-Talk

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Introductiond, global public diplomacy practitioners and ambassadors informed the US Department of State that its antiquated public diplomacy apparatus was misguided.. Their shared perspectives implied that only more direct measures operating from the bottom up could ensure a positive outcome.