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 The United States and Public Diplomacy: New Directions in Cultural and International History

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-xii)   (127K)
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    • Contents
    • Acknowledgements
    • List Of Contributors
  • The New International History Meets The New Cultural History: Public Diplomacy And U.S. Foreign Relations (1-26) by Kenneth Osgood and Brian C. Etheridge   (216K)
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    • Diplomatic History And Public Diplomacy
    • Public Diplomacy History As Cultural And International History
    • Defining Public Diplomacy
    • Chapter Overview
  • The Anomaly Of The Cold War: Cultural Diplomacy And Civil Society Since 1850 (27-56) by Jessica C.E. Gienow-Hecht   (231K)
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    • Cultural Diplomacy In The Nineteenth Century
    • The Role Of Nongovernmental Organizations
    • Risks And Promises Of Nongovernmental Cultural Diplomacy
    • For Comparison: Cultural Diplomacy During The Short Twentieth Century
    • Cultural Diplomacy Before And After The Twentieth Century
    • Conclusion
  • The Problem Of Power In Modern Public Diplomacy. The Netherlands Information Bureau In World War II And The Early Cold War (57-80) by David J. Snyder   (204K)
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    • Challenges To The “Soft Power” Analysis: The Dutch Case
    • Dutch Public Diplomacy In World War II: The “Small Holland” Campaign
    • The East Indies Crisis: Dutch Public Diplomacy And The “Large Holland” Campaign
    • Conclusion
  • Ethnicity, Security, And Public Diplomacy: Irish-Americans And Ireland's Neutrality In World War II (81-102) by John Day Tully   (189K)
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    • Identity
    • Ireland’s 1930s Public Diplomacy
    • A Neutral Ireland And A Neutral United States
    • The American Note Crisis
    • Conclusion
  • Hollywood, Dictatorship And Propaganda: Samuel Bronston’s Special Relationshipwith The Franco Regime, 1957–1973 (103-134) by Neal M. Rosendorf   (262K)
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    • Bronston’s Road To Madrid
    • Hollywood And American Tourism In Postwar Franco Spain
    • Bronston’s Blockbusters And The MIT
    • Bronston’s Proposal For Propaganda Cooperation
    • Bronston’s Propaganda Films For Franco
    • Torpedoed By Du Pont, Kept Afloat By Franco
    • Conclusion
  • Supranational Public Diplomacy: The Evolution Of The UN Department Of Public Information And The Rise Of Third World Advocacy (135-164) by Seth Center   (240K)
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    • Original Intent: A Cautious And Conservative DPI
    • A Trust Betrayed: Decolonization, The General Assembly, And The OPI
    • New World Orders
    • Conclusion
  • Transnational Public Diplomacy: Assessing Salvadoran Revolutionary Efforts To Build U.S. Public Opposition To Reagan's Central American Policy (165-192) by Héctor Perla Jr.   (238K)
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    • The Civil War In El Salvador
    • Transnational Public Diplomacy
    • FMLN Objectives & Role In The Creation Of The U.S.-CAPSM
    • Effectiveness Of Central American’s Transnational Public Diplomacy
    • Methodology
    • Results Of Statistical Analysis
    • Interpretation Of Findings
    • Conclusion
    • Appendix A. Coding Sheet
  • Foreign Relations As Domestic Affairs:The Role Of The "Public" In The Origins Of U.S. Public Diplomacy (193-224) by Justin Hart   (245K)
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    • “Projecting America” At The OWI
    • Public Diplomacy And Public Participation
    • A Radical Departure
    • Conclusion
  • Crisis Management And Missed Opportunities: U.S. Public Diplomacy And The Creation Of The Third World, 1947–1950 (225-256) by Jason C. Parker   (259K)
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    • Public Diplomacy In The Early Cold War
    • Latin America
    • South Asia
    • Race And Decolonization
    • The Campaign Of Truth And The Third World
    • Korea
    • Conclusion
  • Film As Public Diplomacy: The USIA's Cold War At Twenty-Four Frames Per Second (257-284) by Nicholas J. Cull   (236K)
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    • Film And USIA’s Predecessors
    • Film And Eisenhower’s USIA
    • The Murrow Revolution
    • The Nixon Era
    • USIA Film In Decline
    • The Reagan Years
    • Public Diplomacy Film After The Cold War
    • Film As Public Diplomacy
    • Conclusion
  • Mediating Public Diplomacy: Local Conditions And U.S. Public Diplomacy In Norway In The 1950s (285-314) by Helge Danielsen   (240K)
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    • U.S. Public Diplomacy In Norway In The 1950s
    • Neutralism And “Cultural Awareness”
    • From The Campaign Of Truth To The USIA
    • Promoting Local Conditions As A Basis For Policy-Making
    • More Weight On Local Conditions In The Late 1950s?
    • How Were Local Conditions Perceived?
    • Local Conditions And Policy Making
    • Consequences For U.S. Public Diplomacy In Norway
    • Conclusion
  • Domestic Politics And Public Diplomacy: Appalachian Cultural Exhibits And The Changing Nature Of U.S. Public Diplomacy, 1964–1972 (315-344) by Michael L. Krenn   (233K)
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    • Appalachia And American Culture
    • Cultural Diplomacy And The Smithsonian
    • Bringing Appalachia And The Great Society To Helsinki
    • “Appalachian Handcrafts”: The Exhibit In Helsinki, 1966
    • Art And Politics In The Nixon Years
    • Mountain Craftsmen: The Exhibit In Latin America 1971–1972
    • Conclusion
  • Networks Of Influence: U.S. Exchange Programs And Western Europe In The 1980s (345-370) by Giles Scott-Smith   (210K)
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    • Reagan, NATO, And Public Diplomacy
    • The UK In The 1980s: Targeting The Labour Party
    • The Netherlands In The 1980s: Swaying Public Opinion
    • Conclusion
  • Index (371-380)   (98K)