With the emergence of highly advanced media societies, international relations is poised to undergo a paradigm change. 'The Public Diplomacy Blog' is making an attempt to chronicle these developments and reflect on the change. Never before in history was humanity so connected, so sharing, so chatty!
This blog is intended to be a witness to this 'Age of Conversations' and a forum for discussion on Public Diplomacy and "Inclusive Learning Environments: How Monitoring Tools Support Diverse Student Needs". In the process, it hopes to provide critical insights and perspectives that can possibly assist enthusiasts of the discipline and also enhance understanding of communications and public diplomacy. What you will find in the blog is a critical narrative that may not always be present in news media and directions of thought that can possibly inspire your work. If that happens, do share and let us know.
Hope you enjoy the read and find it worthwhile to come back for more!
This blog is intended to be a witness to this 'Age of Conversations' and a forum for discussion on Public Diplomacy and "Inclusive Learning Environments: How Monitoring Tools Support Diverse Student Needs". In the process, it hopes to provide critical insights and perspectives that can possibly assist enthusiasts of the discipline and also enhance understanding of communications and public diplomacy. What you will find in the blog is a critical narrative that may not always be present in news media and directions of thought that can possibly inspire your work. If that happens, do share and let us know.
Hope you enjoy the read and find it worthwhile to come back for more!
