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Tag Archives: german marshall fund
Misreading International Public Opinion…Again
Public opinion is like screen resolution: the more data points you have, the more accurate your picture is likely to be. This came to mind reading Washington Post foreign affairs blogger Max Fisher’s latest post about South Korean public opinion on the … Continue reading →
Winning the Long Game – Public Diplomacy, Public Opinion and the U.S. Elections
Tuesday’s reelection of Barack Obama confirmed few people’s confidence in American democracy – least of which was the utter failure of $3 billion in “outsider” Super PAC money to effect the overall makeup of the federal government. But the election … Continue reading →
Posted in Politics and Political Theory, Public Diplomacy
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Tagged Barack Obama, elections, german marshall fund, international public opinion, Mitt Romney, Pentagon, politics, polling, presidential approval ratings, Public Diplomacy, strategic communications, survey, U.S. Defense Department, U.S. State Department
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