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Dyplomacja publiczna Polski: model dla państw średnich?

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Ociepka B.
Sprawy Międzynarodowe
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2015
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issue 4
61-78
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As a medium-sized country in Central Europe, Poland implemented soft power tools as public diplomacy and country branding in the run-up to joining the European Union. Now Polish public diplomacy is coming of age and the aim of the paper is to discuss the Polish case as a transmission or relational model of new public diplomacy as defined by J. Melissen. In the paper the constitutive elements of the Polish model are identified and their relations discussed.
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From Europe to the Arab Peninsula? – Cultural Diplomacy Practices in the United Arab Emirates

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Gołębiowski D.
Studia Europejskie-Studies in European Affairs
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2020
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issue 4
151-173
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This paper analyzes the practice of “cultural diplomacy” and “soft power” in the United Arab Emirates in light of previously developed practices in European countries such as France and Germany. These two concepts referred to international relations and invented in the Western world, describe strategies that have been taken up by non-Western governments, either to complement their hard power capacity with its soft equivalent or to fill a gap where hard power is missing. Diverse (especially state) actors in international relations appear convinced that public and cultural diplomacy as an example of soft power, is the most advanced, non-invasive way of conveying a positive image, values, or lifestyle, being at the same time a non-violent means of pursuing national interests. How is the concept of cultural diplomacy applied and facilitated in non-Western countries? Which model of public diplomacy best describes actions undertakenby the Emirati authorities and what are the reason for developing a soft power strategy in the United Arab Emirates (UAE)? This article answers these question s through a comparative analysis of the United Arab Emirates with the examples of France and Germany. It points out the potentialchallenges and opportunities which arise from a non-Western government using a tool of cultural diplomacy by analyzing diverse initiatives undertaken by UAE, including the “Emirati Film Review in Poland”.
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