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Public diplomacy: lessons from King and Mandela

Wolf and Rosen discuss public diplomacy, government-sponsored programs intended to inform or influence public opinion in other countries. They further consider how to inform and persuade foreign publics that the ideals that Americans cherish--such as pluralism, freedom, and democracy--are fundamenta...

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Published in:	Policy review (Washington, D.C.) D.C.), 2005-10 (133), p.63-80
Main Authors:	Wolf, Jr., Charles, Rosen, Brian
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Subjects:	Anti-Americanism Attitudes Beliefs, opinions and attitudes Beneficiaries Consumers Consumption Democracy Diplomacy Foreign policy Freedoms Government Government (Administrative Body) International Relations International relations-US Management Marketing Muslims Polls & surveys Public Opinion Public relations United States
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