Satchmo, the Duke, and the Count: Representing America at its Best Despite Having Experienced its Worst
May 2024
by Larry Tye
Glasnost – A Bulgarian View
May 2023
by Jonathan Rickert
Where the “Marshall Plan” Became the Organization for European Economic Cooperation
May 2023
by Renee M Earle
Public Diplomacy Challenges in Reaching Russian Audiences
February 2023
by Mark G. Pomar
Russia’s Cultural Heritage Can Be a Bridge to the Future
February 2023
by Robert Cox
August 2022
August 2022
Commentary, Eyewitness, and books
A Salute to Cultural Diplomacy and Those Who Make It Possible
August 2022
by Renee Earle
Restarting Educational Exchanges with China after the Cultural Revolution
August 2022
by John C. Thomson
Spreading Americana in a Post-Soviet World
August 2022
by Robert Baker
Telling America’s Story in Communist Times
May 2022
by Jonathan Rickert During my three tours of duty in communist Eastern Europe (USSR 1960s, Romania 1970s, and Bulgaria 1980s), U.S. diplomats were inhibited in their contacts with local citizens. Most of us spoke the local languages and longed to … Read more
Dubai Expo Pavilions Put Public Diplomacy Front and Center
May 2022
by Kyla Denwood and Spencer Cox
Pioneer Diplomacy in Newly Independent Kazakhstan
February 2022
by Jackson McDonald
Public Diplomacy in Newly Independent Kazakhstan
February 2022
by Renee M Earle
Rebuilding Diplomacy: DACOR Conference Summary
February 2022
by John Harbeson and Keith McCormick
Books for the Baltics
February 2022
by Bob Baker
Harnessing Halloween for Diversity in Sweden
November 2021
by Beatrice Camp
Is Diplomacy Back? Making the Case to the American People
May 2021
by Mary Thompson-Jones
Locally Employed Staff Are the Lifeblood of Cultural Diplomacy
May 2021
by Anne Barbaro