CPD Publishes eBook on China and Public Diplomacy

Aug 1, 2012

In response to a growing interest in electronic books on public diplomacy issues, CPD has published a compilation of its blogs, PDiN Monitor articles, CPD Perspectives essays, and related material about China and Public Diplomacy as its first eBook.

China and Public Diplomacy: A CPD Reader provides an overview of China’s approach to public diplomacy, an examination of China’s cultural diplomacy, its nation branding during the 2010 Shanghai Expo and media depictions of China. The blogs, articles, reports and essays featured in the eBook were originally published by CPD between October 2009 and August 2012.

China and Public Diplomacy: A CPD Reader is available free of charge on the CPD website here.

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