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Tag Archives: George W. Bush
12 Articles on Public Diplomacy Practice
In the spirit of T.E. Lawrence I published a feature article on public diplomacy practice in the summer 2013 issue of USC’s Public Diplomacy Magazine. You can read the article online here or download the pdf version. A previous interview with PD Magazine in the … Continue reading →
Posted in North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Politics and Political Theory, Public Diplomacy
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Tagged Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Hillary Clinton, Karen Hughes, Michelle Obama, NATO, Peggy Noonan, PEPFAR, Public Diplomacy, public opinion poll, soft power, strategic communications
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The Subjective Political
While virtually everything to be said about the recent presidential election has been said, it may help rein in the unseemly round of Democratic schadenfreude to suggest it wasn’t too long ago they were in the same position as the … Continue reading →
Posted in Politics and Political Theory
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Tagged 2004 elections, 2012 elections, Barack Obama, current-events, economy, George W. Bush, Iraq, John Kerry, Mitt Romney, nature of politics, opposition party, politics, repressive regimes, republican supporters, schadenfreude, totalitarian regimes, war, western political philosophy
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