| The USC Center on Public Diplomacy (CPD) is a partnership of the USC Annenberg School and the USC School of International Relations |
| Outside Events of Interest | A listing of PD related events taking place around the world. Send details of your event to cpdevent@usc.edu for inclusion.
Culture's Purpose and the Work of Cultural Diplomacy
American University's School of International Service; Public Diplomacy Council
Venue: SIS Lounge, 4400 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington DC
November 5, 2009
"A World Without Walls"
Institute for Cultural Diplomacy
Venue: The ICD House of Arts & Culture: Kurfürstendamm 207-208, Berlin, Germany
November 6th - 9th 2009
Dismantling the Axis of Evil
Reforming Middle Eastern Representations in Hollywood & Seeking Sounder Public Policy after 9/11 in the Age of Obama
Venue: Mark Taper Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA
November 10 2009
iDiplomacy: Empowering the Private Sector and Citizen Diplomats in the Digital Age
The Gallup Organization
Venue: The Gallup Organization, Washington DC
November 9-10 2009
In Their Own Words: U.S. Diplomats and the Untold Story of Berlin
U.S. Diplomacy Center, Bureau of Public Affairs, U.S. Department of State
Venue: George C. Marshall Conference Center, U.S. Department of State,
Washington, DC
Friday, November 13, 2009
Communication Across Borders: An International Dialogue
Visions & Voices
Venue: USC Annenberg Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
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Message from the Director |
The Center is expanding its new media
offerings. Events such as our luncheon forums and conferences will now be
available as podcasts on iTunes. From anywhere on the CPD Web site,
click on the podcast icon in the right hand menu and you'll find an array
of past speakers with audio recordings. Selecting the podcast icon affiliated with an event will take you to the
iTunes store, where you can listen to the recording and subscribe to our free podcasts.
The Center has also issued its second CPD Perspectives in Public Diplomacy publication, Public Diplomacy: Lessons from the Past, by Professor Nicholas J. Cull, director of
USC's Master of Public Diplomacy program. This and all other
CPD Perspectives publications are available on the Center's Web site and in
hard copy by request.
As the fall semester enters its
homestretch, we want to thank all our student interns who bring so much
intellectual energy to the Center and allow us to juggle so many
projects. Those of you reading this newsletter are always welcome to come
by to talk to these remarkable young women and men.
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CPD Announcements
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CPD Director to Speak at AUSACE International Conference in Cairo
 CPD Director Philip Seib
joins a "Media and Politics" panel and moderates another at the
Arab-U.S. Association for Communication Educators (AUSACE)
International Conference in Cairo Nov. 7-10.
CPD Launches Podcast Station
 In addition to audio recordings on the website, the Center has expanded
its new media offerings to include podcasts of CPD speeches and events.
To visit the Center's iTunes station, follow the link.
 NSF Grant to study U.S. relations with adversarial countries
The National Science Foundation has awarded a two-year grant to USC for
support of a project on "Engaging Intensely Adversarial States: The
Strategic Limits and Potential of Public Diplomacy in U.S. National
Security Policy."
CPD Perspectives: Public Diplomacy - Lessons from the Past
 This month's issue of CPD's Perspectives on Public Diplomacy features a paper by Nicholas Cull titled "Public Diplomacy: Lessons from the Past"
More CPD Announcements... |
CPD in the News
The Times quotes Cull on the PD benefits of TV
 Nick Cull is quoted in a Times (UK) article, "How TV is making the world a better place,"
regarding the power of television to promote global change. Cull argues
that the exercise of voting for TV show contestants may be good
practice for democracy.
View more CPD in the News headlines... |
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CPD Publications..
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CPD Perspectives: Public Diplomacy - Lessons from the Past
This month's issue of CPD's Perspectives on Public Diplomacy features an article by Nicholas Cull discussing history's lessons for PD practitioners.
In his paper, "Public Diplomacy: Lessons from the Past,"
Cull illustrates different elements of public diplomacy through the
examination of selected case studies. He also outlines the evolution of
public diplomacy and describes three taxonomies of PD.
To order hard copies, please send an email to cpd@usc.edu. |
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