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| This Cultural Diplomacy Dictionary also contains references to influential people and organizations that have made significant contributions to cultural diplomacy and related fields, including Cultural Studies, International Relations, Sociology and Anthropology.[http://www.i-c-d.de/index.php/Category:The_Cultural_Diplomacy_Dictionary More...] | | This Cultural Diplomacy Dictionary also contains references to influential people and organizations that have made significant contributions to cultural diplomacy and related fields, including Cultural Studies, International Relations, Sociology and Anthropology.[http://www.i-c-d.de/index.php/Category:The_Cultural_Diplomacy_Dictionary More...] |
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− | Research on Cultural Diplomacy is an academic resource which offers a diverse and extensive range of examples of Cultural Diplomacy. Its primary function is to increase the access to and further the development of the field. As the field continues to grow, further research undertaken on the role and potential of Cultural Diplomacy consequently develops. Research on Cultural Diplomacy, therefore, focuses on expanding the current understanding of Cultural Diplomacy, as well as the methods for which Cultural Diplomacy can be successfully implemented.[http://www.i-c-d.de/index.php/Category:Research on Cultural Diplomacy More...]
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