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How Do Governments Build Relationships with Foreign Citizens? public diplomacy beyond soft power I am guest editing a special issue of the American Behavioral Scientist (Impact Factor 3.2). Check it out. It is especially relevant to public relations, public diplomacy and international relations scholars. Please email me for more details. See attached description #Publicdiplomacy #publicrelations #softpower #Internationalrelations #CFP

"In the fast-paced world of international relations, one strategy stands out for its ability to foster mutual understanding and collaboration: Public Diplomacy. This isn't simply about governments speaking to governments anymore. Public Diplomacy is about direct engagement, dialogue, and influence between countries and their global citizens. It's about cultural exchanges, educational programs, and digital communication - transcending borders to build bridges of understanding. In the era of social media and digital connectivity, Public Diplomacy has been revolutionized. It has the power to shape narratives, foster mutual respect, and create a global community that understands and appreciates diversity. Let's embrace the power of Public Diplomacy and work towards fostering a global community that champions peace, understanding, and collaboration. #PublicDiplomacy #InternationalRelations #GlobalCommunity #DigitalDiplomacy"

Cultural sensitivity is essential in promoting respect, understanding, and harmonious interactions among people from diverse backgrounds. It plays a vital role in various aspects of our lives, from personal relationships to global diplomacy, and contributes to a more inclusive and interconnected world. #networking #professionalnetworking #networkingevent #networkingtips #networkingstrategy

FREE ON-CAMPUS TRAINING | COMMUNICATING WITH DIPLOMACY IN MINISTRY | THIS SATURDAY! Much of the divisions within the Church are due to a lack of skill in diplomacy and low levels of diplomatic agility. Communicating with Diplomacy | The Anatomy of Relationships in Ministry is designed to help current and future ministers and leaders understand the importance of effective communication and conflict resolution. It is designed to help ministers and ministry leaders build their diplomatic agility. Students will be equipped with scriptural tools that promote building bridges and fostering unity. Join us Saturday, April 20th, at 10 am at Commissioned Global Institute. 710 Magnolia St. Joanna, SC. Diplomatic Agility: Diplomatic agility refers to the ability to communicate in a flexible and adaptable manner, taking into account the unique needs and perspectives of different individuals and situations. It involves adjusting one's communication style, language, and tone to effectively convey a message and build positive relationships, even in challenging or sensitive conversations. Diplomatic agility is essential for leaders, enabling them to navigate complex interpersonal dynamics and effectively manage conflict within their teams and organizations. #commissionedglobal #thegocenter #LetsGoTogether #gogogo #LetsGrowTogether

The future of cultural diplomacy holds promise as a powerful means of bringing people together and encouraging understanding between nations. By embracing and respecting our differences, we can cultivate a positive mindset that encourages growth and development on a global scale. ....from the book CONNECTIPLOMACY #world #people #culture

This course explores the benefits of utilizing tact and diplomacy in professional environments. Key skills such as authenticity, empathy, and active listening helps you honing your capacity to handle difficult situations and fostering strong relationships both at work and in personal interactions. #ProfessionalDevelopment #CommunicationSkills #elearning #TactAndDiplomacy

In an increasingly interconnected world, cultural intelligence is paramount for diplomats to effectively navigate complex international relations. Here are concise tips to master cultural intelligence in diplomacy. • Understand cultural context, this foundation will help you understand Diplomatic interaction. • Effective communication: Tailor your communication style to resonate with cultural sensitivities. • Embrace diversity: Embrace the richness of cultural diversity, within and outside your community, recognize the value of different perspectives and leverage on it. • Practice Cultural sensitivity: As much as possible avoid inadvertently causing offense by being attentive to culture and demonstrating respect for all traditions. The significance of this is that, cultural intelligence transcends, mere competence, it embodies global engagement and can help aspiring diplomats forge meaningful connections. Thank you! # Culturalintelligence # Diplomacy# Global relations

"Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world." — Harriet Tubman. Prepare for a journey of intellectual exploration! BIT-MUN 2024 is poised to captivate minds on January 20th-21st, 2024. As we unveil a platform for impassioned discourse, seize the opportunity to navigate global challenges through diplomacy, extensive research, and nuanced negotiation. This edition promises to redefine perspectives, encouraging delegates to craft resolutions that propel positive change on a global scale. Engage in thought-provoking debates, as diverse minds converge to address some of the world's most pressing concerns. This MUN isn't just an event; it's a gateway to fostering international understanding and cooperation. Save the date – January 20-21, 2024 – for an unparalleled experience that transcends boundaries and fuels the spirit of diplomacy.

Assist. prof. dr. Jana Arbeiter and prof. dr. Bostjan Udovic (both members of the Centre of International Relations – CIR at the University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Sciences) published a chapter on corporate diplomacy in the Elgar Encyclopedia of Corporate Communication edited by Klement Podnar. In their text, they describe corporate diplomacy as “a plethora of activities undertaken by multinational corporations, operating abroad, in order to establish, influence and reinforce the relations with relevant business and non-business internal and external stakeholders.” They argue that the main objective of these activities is to build organisational legitimacy for businesses in environments, where minimizing organisational risks and increasing their social power are of key importance. Their contribution can be accessed here: https://lnkd.in/dW5cwpAG. The Encyclopedia is published by Edward Elgar Publishing. #Publication #CorporateDiplomacy #OrganisationalLegitimacy #MNEs #SoftPower #CIR #FDVLjubljana #

You’re one of a few experts invited to add to this collaborative article: How can you develop the key competencies for successful stakeholder management in public diplomacy?