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Date: 2014-07-23 12:46:38 Cultural Diplomacy Cultural anthropology Public diplomacy Guerrilla diplomacy Soft power Track II diplomacy Engagement New diplomacy Multi-track diplomacy Diplomacy International relations Propaganda		IPDGC SPECIAL REPORT #1 The Paradox of US Public Diplomacy: Its Rise and “Demise” BRUCE GREGORY Add to Reading List Source URL: ipdgc.gwu.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 340,38 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Track II Diplomacy Suzanne DiMaggio  In the absence of formal U.S.-Iran relations, which were severed in 1980 following the U.S. Embassy takeover, Americans and Iranians have held track DocID: 1cvFE - View Document
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	David Firestein David J. Firestein is Perot Fellow and Vice President for Strategic Trust Building and Track II Diplomacy at the East-West Institute. The EastWest Institute released its groundbreaking report on U.S. arms DocID: s6x9 - View Document