This unique collection contains reviews of recent and classical publications of interest to the public diplomacy community reviewed by public diplomacy practitioners and scholars. The opinions represented in the CPD Book Reviews are the authors' own and do not necessarily reflect the position and views of the USC Center on Public Diplomacy at the Annenberg School.
Call For Book Reviews
The USC Center on Public Diplomacy invites book review submissions from scholars, researchers, practitioners and professionals. The Center serves as a leading forum for scholarly discussion of issues pertaining to public diplomacy such as international communication, intercultural dialogue, propaganda studies, and the impact of information technology on international relations.
Accepted reviews will be published in the Center's online forum -- a high profile destination for researchers and policy-makers of public diplomacy. We are seeking reviews on a range of books related to public diplomacy across a variety of disciplines.
For a list of the most recent publications on public diplomacy visit the USC Center on Public Diplomacy Library. This is not an all-inclusive list. We will consider reviews of all works that contribute to the understanding and practice of public diplomacy.
If you are interested in writing a book review, please consult our guidelines which outline the goals of the CPD Book Reviews section and our editorial policy. To read the Book Review Guidelines, click here.
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