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Through an analysis of the many peripheries of the international system where power dynamics are most apparent, this edited volume provides one of the most formidable critical inquiries into public diplomacy's relationship with hegemony, morality and power
Colin Alexander is a writer of science fiction and fantasy. Actually, Colin Alexander is the pseudonym for Alton Kremer, maybe his alter ego, or who he would have been if he hadn't been a physician and biochemist and had a career as a medical researcher. Colin is an active member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association, Mystery Writers of America, and the Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance. Away from writing fiction, his idea of relaxation is martial arts (taekwondo and minna jiu jitsu). He lives in Maine with his wife.
Introduction Part 1: The First Frontier: Understanding Public Diplomacy 1. Hegemony, Morality and Power: A Gramscian Theoretical Framework for Public Diplomacy 2. Communications Technologies and Public Diplomacy: A History of the Frontiers of Statecraft 3. Education Beyond Borders: Explaining the Frontiers of Public Diplomacy's Core Part 2: The Second Frontier: Early Public Diplomats and their Innovations during the Collapse of Colonialism 4. Hegemonic Communications with Colonial Subjects: British Public Diplomacy in Colonial India 5. Colonial Subjects as Hegemonic Actors: V.S. Srinivasa Sastri's 1922 Public Diplomacy Tour of British Dominion Territories 6. Non-governmental Public Diplomacy Networks: The Indian National Congress and US Public Opinion, 1914-1947 Part 3: The Third Frontier: Emergent Forces in Contemporary Public Diplomacy 7. China's "Exceptional" Public Diplomacy: Dressing Up the Dragon 8. India's Public Diplomacy Re-posturing: The BJP's use of Yoga within its Political Communications 9. Cities as Public Diplomacy Actors: Combining Moral "Good" with Self-interest Part 4: The Fourth Frontier: Public Diplomacy at the Edge of the World 10. Public Diplomacy at the Top of the World: Sub-state Communications between Russia's North-west and its European Neighbours 11. Outsourcing Public Diplomacy Operations: Neoliberalism and the Communications of the United Nations since the End of the Cold War 12. Public Diplomacy on the Frontiers of Madness: North Korea and the Hegemonic Coalition 13. Conclusions
