PPT-The intersection of diplomacy and public health: the role of

health attachés in the United States governments global engagement Matthew Brown MPS Office of Global Affairs US Department of Health and Human Services Craig Shapiro MD MPH Office of Global Affairs . Soft Power in International Relations. Training for Public Diplomacy: . an . Evolutionary Perspective. Presented by . Group 5: Sondes Ben Chagra. What . are the Two . P. henomena in a Contemporary International System. Chapter 6. What is Diplomacy?. The way in which countries manage or conduct relations with one another.. It aims to promote common interests and to resolve conflicting interests in a peaceful manner.. personal . networks . in diplomacy . Warsaw, Poland, . Stockholm. , . Sweden. , . jozefdomagalski@yahoo.com. Józef. . Domagalski. Abstract. The network of appropriate personal contacts in the receiving country has always been and continues to be regarded as an essential condition for the success of the diplomatic mission and the individual diplomat.. Consider the 3 planes given by the following equations:. x + 2y + z = 14 .  . . . 2x + 2y – z = 10 .  . . Y. Roberts, P. . Pilewskie. , B. . Kindel. Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics,. University of Colorado, Boulder, CO. Collaborators: D. Feldman and W. Collins . Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory . Molly Bettie. Institute of Communications Studies. University of Leeds. US-Finnish Friendship. “. I, Ronald Reagan, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim 1988 as National Year of Friendship with Finland. I call upon all Americans to observe the year with appropriate ceremonies and activities. Sheikholeslami. Public Diplomacy:. Conceptual Framework, Real Functions. Three Ways to Influence Others. Coercion . (sticks). Payments . (carrots). Persuasion . (soft power) . What . matters is to effectively combine these elements of power = . GLOBAL CONNECTIONS . REQUIRED VOCABULARY. OADR-Originating Agency Determination required. MNFSA-Multi national force/ Saudi Arabia. SHUTTLE DIPLOMACY-"Shuttle Diplomacy" is most often used when the two primary parties do not formally recognize each other but want to be involved in negotiations in order to disengage opposing armies as well as to promote a lasting truce between the belligerents. A third party serves as an intermediary or mediator between the two parties, "shuttling" back and forth, between the two feuding parties. The term became widespread following Henry Kissinger's term as the 56th United States (U.S.) Secretary of State (1973-1977). Famously, Kissinger primarily used shuttle diplomacy to mediate conflicts in the Middle East throughout the1970s, specifically those between Israel and Arab states following the 1973 Yom Kippur War. . Pieter Fourie & Erica . Penfold. SAIIA. Regional Health Governance. : . A suggested agenda for Southern African health diplomacy. In this presentation. 2. Hard truth. Background. The emergence of health in foreign policy. Sheikholeslami. Public Diplomacy:. Conceptual Framework, Real Functions. Three Ways to Influence Others. Coercion . (sticks). Payments . (carrots). Persuasion . (soft power) . What . matters is to effectively combine these elements of power = . Rough road and potholes on Jewell. The group will be packed up. Harder to see and dodge stuff.. 2 Marshalls (or HPD) here for left turn onto State. Confusing intersection. Use some traffic cones to highlight left turn lane.. . “DIPLOMACY”. = . Peace and Stability . What is CULTURE?. Culture . is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, defined by everything from language, religion, food, social habits, music and arts.. Diplomacy. Group 2: . Shigemune. Mori, DJ, . Jingjing. , . Question 1. What changes have happened to the public diplomacy; what are the differences between ‘Old’ and ‘New’ public diplomacy? When did it happen?. Dr. Jared O. Bell, Assistant Professor of International Relations and Public Administration. Faculty of Business and Administration. International University of Sarajevo. What are track of Diplomacy?.