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Shaping public diplomacy in the Arab world
ARD Op-ed: USC Public Diplomacy Blog on August 25, 2011Lina Khatib head of the Program on Arab Reform at the Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law, examines the role of public diplomacy in the Arab world in two new pieces. Commenting for Bloomberg.com, Khatib highlights Muammar Qaddafi's strategic partnership with Bashar al-Assad in Syria to perpetuate his propaganda machine. Turning attention to US public diplomacy efforts in the region in a blog post for the USC Center on Public Diplomacy, Khatib characterizes the Obama administration's approach as one where words and action do not equate.
- » Bloomberg.com: "Gaddafi turns to Syria to keep propaganda machine going"
- » USC Public Diplomacy Blog: "The Arab Spring Casts Obama as United States Public Diplomacy Messenger"
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