Reasserting America in the 1970s: U.S. public diplomacy and the rebuilding of America's image abroad

In: Key studies in diplomacy

Abstract

1. Introduction: Reasserting America in the 1970s -- Hallvard Notaker, Giles Scott-Smith, David J. Snyder 2. Historical setting: the age of fear, uncertainty and doubt -- Thomas W. Zeiler Part I: A new public diplomacy for a new America 3. The Devil at the crossroads: USIA and American public diplomacy in the 1970s -- Nicholas J. Cull 4. The Sister City network in the 1970s: American municipal internationalism and public diplomacy in a decade of change -- Brian C. Etheridge 5. The exposure of CIA sponsorship of Radio Free Europe: the 'Crusade for Freedom', American exceptionalism and the foreign-domestic nexus of public diplomacy -- Kenneth Osgood 6. USIA responds to the women's movement, 1960-75 -- Laura A. Belmonte 7. 'The low key mulatto coverage': race, civil rights and American public diplomacy, 1965-76 -- Michael L. Krenn 8. Paintbrush politics: the collapse of American arts diplomacy, 1968-72 -- Claire Bower 9. Selling space capsules, Moon rocks and America: spaceflight in U.S.