Public diplomacy Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Globalization 3.0 - Answer-"The Age of Pax Americana" 1945-where we are now Technology has drastically changed, we are living in the age of the internet, information easily accessible Acceleration of travel and tourism Individuals now have the power in their hands that only corporations had access to previously "It became a flat world" Globalization 2.0 - Answer-Spans from 1800-WWII "The Age of Pax Britannica" The world is further changing and becoming more interconnected Global ...

Commercial Real Estate SAE - Champion's School of Real Estate 495 Questions with Verified Answers Productivity Management - CORRECT ANSWER Measuring the results from the use of available systems and tools for prospecting activities CRM - CORRECT ANSWER Contact Relationship Manager, a tool used to automate prospecting tasks and manage leads Geographic farming - CORRECT ANSWER A particular area that may include neighborhoods that a sales agent or broker markets for the solicitation of bus...

What role does EMS research play in EMS? correct answer: -Field research gathered from prehospital care that provides future guidance on best practices of EMS and provide public education to prevent emergencies. Explain how the EMS system functions in the following regarding standard of practice/protocols/Scope of Practice: 1) National level 2) State level 3) County level (service area) correct answer: -National: National EMS Scope of Practice Model - overarching guidelines of minimum requi...

Kleinman explanatory Model - ANSWER Eliciting the patient's (explanatory) model gives the physician knowledge of the beliefs the patient holds about his illness, the personal and social meaning he attaches to his disorder, his expectations about what will happen to him and what the doctor will do, and his own therapeutic goals Cultural competence - ANSWER Cultural competence is defined as "a dynamic, fluid, continuous process whereby an individual, system or health care agency find meaningf...

agreement - ANSWER-Official approval by a government of a proposed ambassador from a foreign government - Approval/consent aide memoire - ANSWER-Memorandum setting forth or summarizing the major points of a proposed discussion or agreement alliance - ANSWER-Formal agreement or treaty between two or more parties made in order to advance common goals or secure interests ambassador - ANSWER-An official envoy to a foreign government or international organization, typically the sending natio...

people - ANSWER-American foreign policy makes us think of what? Versailles Conference - ANSWER-the first time US President (Wilson) went to Conference abroad great man theory - ANSWER-leaders are born, not made heroic potential, drive history trait theory - ANSWER-leaders endowed with certain physical/personality traits contingency/situational theory - ANSWER-no one leadership style/leadership trait that works in all situations/settings critique of Great Man Theory style/beh...

Public diplomacy - ANSWER-is a country's officials working to achieve a given political goal in foreign policy. Propaganda - ANSWER-is more commonly aimed at the people within a nation. public diplomacy at its best - ANSWER-Provides a factual exposition and explication of a nation's foreign policy and way of life to overseas audiences; Encourages international understanding; Listens and engages in dialogue; Objectively displays national achievements overseas, including in the arts. ...

What is meant by 'smart power' in US foreign policy? a) Penalizing rogue states through use of force b) Combining hard and soft power into a successful strategy c) Strict reliance upon unilateralism d) Keeping a low profile through isolationism - ANSWER-b) Combining hard and soft power into a successful strategy Which of the following reflects the US government's willingness to expand American soft power? a) The establishment of the U.S. Agency for International Developm...

What are the three resources that soft power relies on? - ANSWER-its culture (in places where it's attractive to others), its political values (when it lives up to them at home and abroad), and its foreign policies (when they are seen as legitimate and having moral authority) What was the status of US soft power after the Cold War, according to Joseph Nye? - ANSWER-The US did not have the same soft power resources as before, which led to a more negative image of the US abroad What is Nye...

Edmund Guillon - ANSWER-Author who coined the expression Public Diplomacy in 1965 Edmund Guillon Definition of PD - ANSWER-foreign policies, IR beyond traditional diplomacy, communication Consequences of Cuban Missile Crisis - ANSWER--Traditional diplomatic safeguards displayed their weaknesses -The need for an alternative diplomatic tool to resolve the conflict -Communication is the key to avoid a new escalation European Commission definition PD - ANSWER-build trust and understanding...

Land grants that allowed for the building of the transcontinental railroads were Pacific Railway Act and Homestead Act Sells Land Pacific Railway Act The government gives you land as long as you utilize it Homestead Act How did the railroad affect the country? Helped create a national market Attempted to assimilate Native Americans into American society by dividing farming land and giving it to individual families Dawes Severality Act What are the factors ...