How art and culture can be a framework for diplomacy
A USC alumna explores culture and identity through a fusion of skateboards and traditional Iranian art.
What geology reveals, and obscures, about North Korea’s nuclear weapons
A USC PhD candidate explains how geological knowledge of North Korea’s nuclear test site could provide deeper insights into the nation’s weapons capability.
Diplomacy through Skateboarding?
USC Annenberg alumnus and lecturer Neftalie Williams uses street culture to break social barriers.
How Twitter, Instagram and other Social Media are Transforming Diplomacy
The USC Center of Public Diplomacy’s Jay Wang weighs in on how technology is changing the rules of policymaking.
Are U.S. and North Korea in a stalemate or on the cusp of confrontation?
USC experts react to the week’s escalating war of words from President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
USC Dornsife experts forecast foreign policy under the Trump administration
International relations faculty map out a possible shape for U.S. relations with Asia, the Middle East, Latin America and Russia under the new president.
USC scholar looks at the future of diplomacy
Philip Seib explores how social media and new communication tools have shifted the ways in which diplomacy is conducted.
Philip Seib’s new USC Annenberg post a reflection of his expertise
Noted scholar aims to ensure more common ground is shared by the schools of communication and journalism.
Top 10 public diplomacy stories of 2013 reveal global trends
The USC Center on Public Diplomacy considered a variety of factors in narrowing down the stories to 50, which were then presented to a global panel of experts for selection and commentary.