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This course focuses on the institution of diplomacy as an identifiable activity in the relationships of states. The course focuses on the necessary services that diplomatic activityperforms or fails to perform in governing the relationships of states.

This class looks at various approaches and theories of negotiation, methods of intervention (including everything from mediation to coercion), crisis management, conflict prevention, and implementation of agreements.

This course explores what public diplomacy is and what it is not; how our public diplomacy efforts in Europe support broader U.S. foreign policy objectives; and whether one can effectively measure public diplomacys impact.

Despite todays constant refrain of decline, Americas image and influence still permeate the world, conveyed through every media platform and taking such different forms as news reports, entertainment, face-to-face interactions, and public diplomacy.