Includes bibliographical references and index.

Preliminary Material / K.A. Osgood -- Introduction. The New International History Meets The New Cultural History: Public Diplomacy And U.S. Foreign Relations / Kenneth Osgood and Brian C. Etheridge -- Chapter One. The Anomaly Of The Cold War: Cultural Diplomacy And Civil Society Since 1850 / Jessica C.E. Gienow-Hecht -- Chapter Two. The Problem Of Power In Modern Public Diplomacy. The Netherlands Information Bureau In World War II And The Early Cold War / David J. Snyder -- Chapter Three. Ethnicity, Security, And Public Diplomacy: Irish-Americans And Ireland’s Neutrality In World War II / John Day Tully -- Chapter Four. Hollywood, Dictatorship And Propaganda: Samuel Bronston’s Special Relationshipwith The Franco Regime, 1957–1973 / Neal M. Rosendorf -- Chapter Five. Supranational Public Diplomacy: The Evolution Of The UN Department Of Public Information And The Rise Of Third World Advocacy / Seth Center -- Chapter Six. Transnational Public Diplomacy: Assessing Salvadoran Revolutionary Efforts To Build U.S. Public Opposition To Reagan’s Central American Policy / Héctor Perla Jr. -- Chapter Seven. Foreign Relations As Domestic Affairs:The Role Of The \'Public\' In The Origins Of U.S. Public Diplomacy / Justin Hart -- Chapter Eight. Crisis Management And Missed Opportunities: U.S. Public Diplomacy And The Creation Of The Third World, 1947–1950 / Jason C. Parker -- Chapter Nine. Film As Public Diplomacy: The USIA’s Cold War At Twenty-Four Frames Per Second / Nicholas J. Cull -- Chapter Ten. Mediating Public Diplomacy: Local Conditions And U.S. Public Diplomacy In Norway In The 1950s / Helge Danielsen -- Chapter Eleven. Domestic Politics And Public Diplomacy: Appalachian Cultural Exhibits And The Changing Nature Of U.S. Public Diplomacy, 1964–1972 / Michael L. Krenn -- Chapter Twelve. Networks Of Influence: U.S. Exchange Programs And Western Europe In The 1980s / Giles Scott-Smith -- Index / K.A. Osgood.

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