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Tag Archives: public opinion poll
Religion, politics, and public diplomacy
Today my interview with the Public Diplomacy Council — the association of retired US Information Agency and Foreign Service Officers involved in public diplomacy activities — was published online. I talked to Donald Bishop about my recent book and some … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Books, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Public Diplomacy, The Former Yugoslavia
Tagged Afghanistan, American culture, art, Cultural Diplomacy, Donald Bishop, Foreign Service Officers, Hollywood, interfaith, NATO, Public Diplomacy, public opinion poll, religion, strategic communications, the Public Diplomacy Council, U.S. State Department, US Information Agency
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The Last Three Feet
Hear my interview with The Public Diplomat’s PDCast, courtesy of Syracuse University’s Newhouse School of Communications and its Master’s Program in Public Diplomacy. I talk about working at NATO, my new book, and effective public diplomacy. Many thanks to Michael … Continue reading
Posted in North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Public Diplomacy, The Former Yugoslavia
Tagged Afghanistan, Books, Bosnia, current-events, Iraq, Michael Ardaiolo, NATO, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Pakistan, Public Diplomacy, Public Diplomat, public opinion poll, strategic communications, Syracuse University, U.S. State Department
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Along the 30th Parallel: What NPR Gets Wrong about Public Opinion and Foreign Aid
A recent blog post by Greg Myre on NPR’s web site (“Which Nations Hate the U.S.? Often Those Receiving the Most Aid,” July 23) is a typical example of reporting on international public opinion. Myre attempts to correlate a Pew Research Center report on foreign … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Politics and Political Theory, Public Diplomacy
Tagged Afghanistan, Africa, Arab Spring, current-events, Egypt, foreign aid, greg myre, international assistance, international relations, Israel, middle-east, Pew Research Center, Public Diplomacy, public opinion poll, soft power
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What The Washington Post gets wrong about The Daily Show in China
The April 9 Washington Post ran this blog post by Max Fisher about the unprecedented number of video viewings in China of a recent Daily Show segment on North Korea. (You can watch the original clip Daily Show clip here. I’m having … Continue reading
