Exam 4: Public Diplomacy: New Dimensions and Implications

The goal(s) of exchanges in public diplomacy is to what?

In practice, China's public diplomacy is a lot like the French approach, with a strong emphasis on cultural exchange and diplomacy.

Which of the following is an example of successful use of public diplomacy?

Nations can still rely solely on trained diplomats to represent the interests and concerns of their respective nations.

One of the most important parameters of public diplomacy today is the valuing of person-to-person exchanges.

China places a stronger emphasis on:

There is no one accepted definition of public diplomacy.

A person with "good guanxi" or "wasta" is someone who:

In both the Bush and Obama administrations, public diplomacy was viewed as a matter of national security.

China's concern about its national image took off with the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.

Which of the following women was selected by Colin Powell to rebrand America and was once referred to as the "Queen of Branding?"

Media often operates in such a way as to work outside the influence of family, friends, and social networks.

Public diplomacy's new dimensions will recognize and work within the parameters of a pay-it-forward global society.

Collaboration is similar to the concept of super-ordinate goals in conflict resolution situations.

Track Two diplomacy refers to non-governmental, informal, and unofficial ties between private citizens and groups that relate to each other outside the constraints of formal power.

In founding the Edward R. Murrow Center for Public Diplomacy, Edmund Gullion sought to:

According to Under Secretary McHale, public diplomacy operates on two levels. Name these levels and give an example of each.

One-way public diplomacy strategies include which of the following?

Nancy Snow outlines seven features of New Public Diplomacy. Name four of them.

A country like Costa Rica with no standing army will have a scaled down public diplomacy to that of countries with major militaries.