Tuesday, October 30, 2018

USC Public Diplomacy @PublicDiplomacy (Twitter entries, Oct. 4-Oct 13)


twitter.com/PublicDiplomacy

  1.  Oct 13
    “likes” aren’t indicative of meaningful relationships, write CPD Research Fellow and in their recent study. See their solution for measuring social media’s effectiveness in improving a country’s :

    8 retweets15 likes


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     Oct 12
    .’s own chairing a panel on VR and immersive storytelling at in . Thanks to the great collaboration with and for the oops.
    4 retweets9 likes


  3.  Oct 12
    “Sports, at the end of the day, are a universal language that do not require the use of hard power,” writes MPD candidate Wa’el Nimat at the CPD Blog. Learn how ping-pong helped the and forge peace through :
    2 likes


  4.  Oct 12
    CPD Blog: and can help lead the world out of Cold War 2.0, writes in the . Get his take on how their artistry contrasts ’s authoritarianism:
    2 retweets1 like


  5.  Oct 12
    Curious how to incorporate digital data and real-time analytics into your strategy? Check out CPD's data-focused Mini-Course & apply today:
    2 likes


  6.  Oct 11
    Want to receive quick updates? Check out and follow our new Instagram account by scanning our or following the link:
    4 likes


  7.  Oct 11
    CPD Blog: MPD candidate Wa’el Nimat tells the story of ping-pong diplomacy—how the and improved their relationship using non-traditional tools. Read his post here:
    3 retweets2 likes


  8.  Oct 11
    In honor of International , read why ’s Kana Walsh says the global community should invest in programs that support girls. More in her CPD Blog post:
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  9.  Oct 10
    A huge thank you to our wonderful panelists and Mark Minton for joining us this evening at ! Be sure to check out our website for follow-up content on today’s event:
    2 retweets3 likes


  10.  Oct 10
    Want to hear more voices on media rhetoric with North Korea? ’s own shared his thoughts at CPD’s conference last year with 's Ambassador for Public Diplomacy Enna Park. Watch:
    1 retweet2 likes


  11.  Oct 10
    Amb.Mark Minton compares the traditional methods of diplomacy to today’s topsy-turvey diplomacy. He explains how today, “diplomacy is happening in public more than it’s happening in private” and that this is “clearly a new approach.”


  12.  Oct 10
    Q: What should we do about troops in the Korean Peninsula? According to Mark Minton he thinks that the troops would be tolerated in the region by both North and South. "These troops are not just there for Korea, but as a counter-weight to other countries."
    1 retweet


  13.  Oct 10
    Dr. from explains the horrific & devastating realities of even the most limited nuclear war. “There is an urgent need for everyday citizens like you and me to do something because our government is not.”
    8 retweets15 likes


  14.  Oct 10
    Senior researcher provides the statistics of American attitudes toward North Korea’s nuclear program: “There was a lot of fear in the U.S. in the fall of 2017.”


  15.  Oct 10
    CPD is your go-to site for all things . Check out our PD Hub which includes plenty of articles on public opinion, global attitudes, and analysis on how countries are seen from multiple vantage points.


  16.  Oct 10
    Professor and author Geoffrey Wiseman has delved into working with adversaries. His book, "Isolate or Engage" outlines just these challenges. Find out more about this very timely topic by reading ’s “Meet the Author” here:
    8 retweets10 likes


  17.  Oct 10
    Former CPD research fellow Dr. explains how has typically been a gathering of careful choreography, similar to a dance. But this has been thrown out in today’s U.S. foreign policy.
    1 retweet3 likes


  18.  Oct 10
    We are LIVE in Bloomington, Indiana at to find out what can accomplish for U.S. - Korea relationships. Couldn’t make it? Send us your Q’s & watch live here:
    3 retweets6 likes


  19.  Oct 10
    New Multimedia in PD Hub: Watch CPD Director Jay Wang at the 2018 Jeju Forum discuss non-state actors, new technologies and strategies in the context of Northeast Asia. Video:


  20.  Oct 10
    Not near Bloomington, IN today? CPD’s program “Why Public Diplomacy Matters for the Korean Peninsula” will be live streamed and we're taking your questions. Send them in before starts at 6pm (EST). Watch here:
    1 like


  21.  Oct 10
    “Mexico is a world of its own, and the best way to appreciate it is to understand it,” writes Career Diplomat in a CPD Blog post. More on the significance of du Soleil’s show:
    4 retweets4 likes


  22.  Oct 9
    New in PD Hub: How do you measure social media’s impact on a ? CPD Research Fellow and propose a new method in ’s International Journal of Communication. More here:
    7 retweets8 likes


  23.  Oct 9
    celebrates the global communications revolution sparked by the ability to send letters worldwide, a avenue practiced by MPD alumna Alison DeGuide, who describes a modern penpal renaissance via :
    2 retweets6 likes


  24.  Oct 9
    Each week, CPD features multimedia content from such sources as the , , and many, many more. Browse our recent picks!


  25.  Oct 8
    Attention public diplomats! CPD's mini-course is only 3 days in . Convenient for your busy life, our immersive training will help you develop the latest skills to immediately implement in the office. Invest in yourself & apply now:
    2 retweets4 likes


  26.  Oct 8
    CPD Blog: Career Diplomat describes du Soleil’s show as an innovative way to showcase ’s culture and . Read why here:
    7 retweets9 likes


  27.  Oct 8
    We know won the Nobel Peace Prize. But what does this mean for everyday people? Hear Dr. , co-chair of , speak on the impact of global denuclearization this week at . RSVP:
    1 like


  28.  Oct 7
    CPD's series features exclusive interviews with leading authors who tackle subjects from diasporas to the impact of mega-events to Confucius Institutes and much, much more. Take a look!
    4 retweets6 likes


  29.  Oct 7
    builds connections & partnerships. "You can't get any of this done without diplomacy," says . Glimpse highlights from the Los Angeles City Summit hosted by CPD, featuring , & . Watch:
    11 retweets10 likes


  30.  Oct 7
    "Negotiating your space, on a day-to-day level, is sharing culture," explains former fellow Keisha Toms. Be sure to watch 's video documenting her work in :
    2 retweets4 likes


  31.  Oct 6
    What is the role of innovation in ? Learn first-hand from CPD's exclusive interview with , editor/co-author of "Nontraditional U.S. Public Diplomacy," featuring chapters by , and other experts. Read:
    6 retweets4 likes


  32.  Oct 6
    Be sure to check out the ’s latest -focused edition, including ’s tools for navigating the web of public diplomacy relationships. More here:
    5 retweets9 likes


  33.  Oct 6
    "Getting to know you, getting to know all about you" 🎤 🎼 How should we deal with hostile countries, such as North Korea, in today's society? Learn why is vital to dispelling tension between the U.S. and Korean Peninsula. RSVP:
    1 retweet1 like


  34.  Oct 5
    “British national style of is structural and functional,” writes ’s at the CPD Blog. Be sure to read the first installment of her 5-part series here:
    2 retweets4 likes


  35.  Oct 5
    Dive deep into analytical methods, tools & models specific to the practitioner w/ faculty from , and during CPD's Mini-Course in on Dec. 10-12. Apply now:
    2 retweets6 likes


  36.  Oct 5
    How does ’s unique approach to education influence its ? This , revisit ’s take on why education is so important to the country’s strategy:
    1 like


  37.  Oct 4
    What exactly is ? Whether you're new to the field, or a current scholar or diplomat seeking some conversation material, check out CPD's unique "PD 101" roundup of top content featuring the basics of our exciting, ever-changing field:
    12 retweets13 likes


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