[Commlist] CFP - Public diplomacy: Strategic Narratives for a Changing World

  CFP - Public diplomacy: Strategic Narratives for a Changing World 
(deadline: november 2022).

The main objective of this special issue is to analyse new practices in 
international political communication with a particular focus on public 
diplomacy. A new research setting has been created as a result of 
several factors, including the trend toward digital transformation being 
undertaken by governments, the appearance of new non-state actors, the 
marketplace of ideas being promoted by think tanks, political leadership 
or actions taken by NGOs, the crisis of multilateral institutions such 
as the WHO or WTO weak leadership of the EU, the impact of populism on 
the international narrative, and new disinformation practices.

In this regard, the list of suggested issues is as follows:

1. Strategic narratives: What is the winning narrative in 
post-globalisation?

2. The de-institutionalisation of public diplomacy: populist leaders on 
Twitter, illiberal democracies, and de-globalisation. Consequences on 
the ethos of dialogue and mutual trust. 3. The rise and fall of US 
public diplomacy.

4. European narrative: What type of public diplomacy is needed for the 
EU's political project? Brexit, migrations in the Mediterranean area, 
and other shortcomings of the project.

5. Public diplomacy in Asia and the Global South. Features, practices 
and objectives of China, South Korea, India, Brazil and Turkey.

6. Methodologies and evaluation of public diplomacy.

7. Public diplomacy from the perspective of gender and ethnicity

8. Public diplomacy and memory: How does the construction of the past 
influence international politics today?

9. Public-private collaboration: private actors in public diplomacy. 
Dynamics and scope of think tanks and pressure groups


Guest editors: Juan Luis Manfredi Sánchez (Georgetown University and 
Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha) Michael X Delli Carpini (Annenberg 
School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania) and Adriana Amado 
(Universidad Argentina de la Empresa)


Contact: (juan.manfredi /at/ uclm.es)


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Paper submission deadline

Articles should be submitted before November 30, 2022 for the 
peer-review process. Authors should indicate in the "Author comments" 
section that this article is for this monograph. The proposed articles 
must comply with the journal's style standards which can be found on the 
following link: 
https://www.unav.edu/publicaciones/revistas/index.php/communication-andsociety/about/submissions#authorGuidelines 


Publication: April 2023

Full information: 
https://www.unav.edu/documents/29853/0/cyscfp2023ENG.pdf/ 
<https://www.unav.edu/documents/29853/0/cyscfp2023ENG.pdf/>



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