Titlebook: European Public Diplomacy; Soft Power at Work Mai’a K. Davis Cross,Jan Melissen Book 2013 Mai’a K. Davis Cross and Jan Melissen 2013 Diplom

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,Public Diplomacy’s Domestic Dimension in the European Union,citation of Europe’s citizens and pleaded in favor of switching from the present mode of administration to one entailing greater participation by Europe’s citizens. His critique fits within a broader discourse on civil society participation and democratic legitimacy in European Union (EU) governance

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The European External Action Service and Public Diplomacy,lies in the confluence of the institutional changes within the European Union (EU) following the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty on December 1, 2009, which has placed the EEAS as a core facilitator at the heart of the EU’s external relations. The latent potential in the EEAS to instill more co

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,The European Union’s Social Power in International Politics,al diplomacy centers on high-level talks and conferences, PD is about direct interaction with people rather than officials, even through blogs and music festivals. It is argued that this shift is because in a globalized, networked international environment, ordinary people have become increasingly i

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Conclusions and Recommendations on Public Diplomacy in Europe,or more theoretical reflection as well as historical inquiry. Conceptual and theoretical investigations help generate the kind of dialogue between the interdisciplinary study of PD and relevant work within International Relations (IR) that is necessary both to strengthen its theoretical foundation a

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,New Members’ Public Diplomacy,reign policy strategies and their approach to PD. Transition to democracy should thus be defined as an important context for the analysis. Third, their PD—the countries are small or medium sized—has been strongly shaped by geopolitics, particularly by their relations with big neighbors. The trend ha

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Conclusions and Recommendations on Public Diplomacy in Europe,e. The origins of PD do, however, go back to international relations well before the European diplomatic experience. In the Ancient Near East, the public variant of addressing other polities was no stranger to diplomacy. Evidence of that can be found in the Bible, which relates of envoys purposefull

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-95273-4reign policy strategies and their approach to PD. Transition to democracy should thus be defined as an important context for the analysis. Third, their PD—the countries are small or medium sized—has been strongly shaped by geopolitics, particularly by their relations with big neighbors. The trend ha