The Role of Russian NGOs in New Public Diplomacy

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The manner in which public diplomacy is being practiced is constantly evolving, new means are being developed to create political relationships between states and international publics. Countries are competing globally for the hearts and minds of international publics in their quest for gaining and accumulating soft power. This quest is driven by the assumption that soft power gives countries that possess it advantages, such as a freer hand in foreign policy or attracting foreign investment. Russia is one of those countries that is competing in the global arena, and have been developing their tools of new public diplomacy. One of these tools is the creation and the use of NGOs, which are directed at creating an information environment where Russian policy better placed to be realized.

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Simons, G. (2018). The Role of Russian NGOs in New Public Diplomacy. Journal of Political Marketing, 17(2), 137–160. https://doi.org/10.1080/15377857.2018.1447755

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