Public Diplomacy Exam bundle with Complete Solutions

International Comm. - ANSWER-Communication that crosses national borders as part of concerted public diplomacy or propaganda efforts. International News Agencies - ANSWER-- AFP - Reuters - TASS - AP (Associated Press) - Xinhua Governmental Comm. - ANSWER-- VOA, BBC, CBC NHK, CCTV, etc. - ...

culture (anthropological definition) - ANSWER-"The set of distinctive spiritual, material, intellectual and emotional features of society or a social group, and that it encompasses, in addition to art and literature, lifestyles, ways of living together, value systems, traditions and beliefs."...

Common assumptions of realism - ANSWER--States are the dominant actors in the anarchical world (state actors system) States do not trust each other (mutual distrust) -Every state needs to protect itself (self-help system) -States focus on their own national interests -The most important goal of ...

foreign policy - ANSWER-strategy or set of strategies chosen by the state to safeguard its national interests and to achieve its goals in an anarchic and highly competitive international system. Foreign policy is strategically employed to interact with other countries. realism basic assumptions -...

Alliance - ANSWER-formal agreements between two or more nations, usually suggesting collective or bilateral defense (note difference between this and strategic partners Intelligence - ANSWER-Information that informs threat assessments and evaluations of policy options Diplomacy - ANSWER-formal...

Tourism in Iran has been booming after the 2015 nuclear deal was signed between Tehran and several world powers. - ANSWER-True Which of these nations have at one time withdrawn from UNESCO? - ANSWER-United Kingdom Increasing global interdependence since the 1990s is mainly the result of: - ANS...

public diplomacy - ANSWER-diplomatic engagement with people; multidisciplinary area; element of soft power public diplomacy - ANSWER-gains greater importance as information is less controlled by governments; focus on improving success of military operations diplomats - ANSWER-have little sympa...

Power - ANSWER-"the ability not only to influence others but also to control outcomes, producing results that would not have occurred naturally" -"A has power over B to the extent that he can get B to do something that B would not otherwise do" Natural sources of power potential - ANSWER--g...

intercultural communication and international communication refer to the same thing - ANSWER-false What are the major social trends that drove the need in public relations? - ANSWER-Growth of large institutions, expansion of democracy, increasing sophistication of publics, communications technolo...

Intercultural communication and international communication refer to the same thing - ANSWER-False Which of the following practitioners worked for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in 1920s? - ANSWER-Edward Bernays Doris Fleischman 5% is an acceptable probability ...

public diplomacy - ANSWER--Works to improve the image of a country sponsor either in a target country or in the international arena in general -defined as the management of communication between a government of the sponsor-state and the citizens of the target country with the ultimate purpose to ...

Which of the following activities is an example of public diplomacy? - ANSWER-the National Security Advisor trying to improve the U.S. image by appearing on the Arabic TV network, Al Jazeera Which of the following is a nation but NOT a state? - ANSWER-Kurds For deterrence to be effective, a st...

four fundamental conditions for an entity to be considered a state - ANSWER--must have a territorial base -stable population must reside within its borders -should be an effective governance in which its population owes allegiance -has to be recognized diplomatically by other states nation - ...

direct tools - ANSWER--goods, services (trash, social security, police), entitlements (ex. scholarships, medicare) (mostly visible in local govt.) -more direct as move from federal to local indirect tools - ANSWER-contractors, grants (given out to encourage other levels of government to do thin...

INTELSAT, the International Telecommunications Satellite Organization, was initially owned by whom? - ANSWER-Its 144 member nations Traditional Public Diplomacy emphasizes a two-way flow of information. T/F - ANSWER-False telecommunications is the _______________ of the global economy. - ANSWE...

substantial due process - ANSWER-protects an individual's life, liberty, or property against certain government actions regardless of the fairness of the procedures used to implement them. Equal Protection Clause - ANSWER-Constitutional guarantee that everyone be treated equally-14th amendment ...

In both the Bush and Obama administrations, public diplomacy was viewed as a matter of national security. - ANSWER-True In today's society, celebrities such as Ashton Kutcher often have more power and influence in the pubic sphere when it comes to global issues than government officials. - ANSWE...

Direct tools of government - ANSWER-- Goods, services, entitlements - Mostly visable in local government - EX) Police, fire station Indirect tools of government - ANSWER-- Contractors - Grants to encourage other levels of government to do things they may have not done otherwise - Regulation ...

Public Diplomacy Overview - ANSWER-Public diplomacy is ingrained within the fabric of diplomatic tradition that dates back to ancient times. The fundamental purpose of diplomacy is to maintain friendly relations and overcome estrangement between States. It was feared to disrupt the proper order an...

what are the three types of foreign policy stools? - ANSWER-sticks- military and economic coercive tools, carrots- foreign assistance and trade agreements (enticement tools), sermons- diplomacy, public diplomacy, coercive diplomacy (coercive, enticement, persuasion/attraction tools) what is attra...

Governmental authority - ANSWER-under the direct development and influence of government, legitimacy; principals and agents (element of public policy) Develop through (in)action - ANSWER-do or prevent something (element of public policy) Carry purposes and intentions - ANSWER-based on values, ...

positive analysis - ANSWER-a statement of fact; based on models and predictions normative analysis - ANSWER-what outcomes should be; what healthcare policy should be (opinion/ethics) ceteris paribus - ANSWER-all other things held constant perfect and free information - ANSWER-all market par...

What are the core crafts that one can learn in schools of public affairs? - ANSWER-Public policy analysis, public policy evaluation, public leadership, and public and non-profit management Give examples of what "public affairs" might entail for the purposes of this class - ANSWER-Running for pu...

The purpose of government institutions in a democracy is to translate public preferences into public policy and programs - ANSWER-true Public policy is a course of action that government adopts - ANSWER-true Politics has to do with exercising power to affect public policy. - ANSWER-true For...

Describe two distinct reasons managing a public bureaucracy can be different than managing a private bureaucracy. (5 points) Based on these differences, should we expect it to be more or less difficult to manage in the public sector? (5 points) Be sure to explain in concrete terms. - ANSWER-~ Two ...

government authority - ANSWER-under the direct development and influence of government, legitimacy; principals & agents develop through in(action) - ANSWER-do or prevent something carry purposes and intentions - ANSWER-based on values, opinions, prejudices, biases; policy is culturally driven ...

Why do people join groups? - ANSWER--security, status, self-esteem, affiliation, power, goal achievement -stronger as a group, can delegate -SSS Apples Grapes Peaches formal groups - ANSWER-command, task; defined by the organization's structure, with designated work assignments establishing t...

What are the "core crafts" that one can learn in schools of public affairs? - ANSWER-Public management public policy analysis non-profit management program evaluation True or False: "Incrementalism" refers to the tendency of U.S. public policy to change very slowly, in small increments. -...

Community Relations - ANSWER-The ongoing relationship between a military community and a civilian community The purpose of community engagement - ANSWER-To foster support and cooperation for the military's mission Community relations programs - ANSWER-Speaker's bureaus, band concerts and com...

Public administration is most closely associated with which stage of the policymaking process? - ANSWER-policy implementation Policy formulation takes place during the administration of policy. - ANSWER-True People often use the expressions "public management" and "public administration" i...

Public administration is most closely associated with which stage of the policymaking process? - ANSWER-Policy implementation True or False: Policy formulation takes place during the administration of policy. - ANSWER-True True or False: People often use the expressions "public management" a...

True or false? Analysts generally agree that the current policy (ie. the status quo) should never be a policy option considered in policy analysis. - ANSWER-False True or false? When considering evaluative criteria it is important to tailor the criteria to the analysis including the client and th...

Week 6: Public administration is most closely associated with which stage of the policymaking process? a) Policy implementation b) Policy/program evaluation c) Policy legitimation d) Policy formulation e) Agenda setting - ANSWER-a) Policy implementation Week 6: Policy formulatio...

elements of public policy - ANSWER--governmental authority -develop through action/inaction to do something -carry purposes and intentions -outcomes/effects on people and society -problem-oriented governmental authority - ANSWER-under the direct development and influence of government carr...

One can affect other's behavior in 3 main ways: ______ of coersion, inducements and ________, and ______ that makes others want what you want. First two are _____ power and last is ____ power. it's important to set the _____ and attract others in world politics. - ANSWER-threat payments attractive...

Global PR - ANSWER-Public relations work today involves dealing with employees, customers, vendors, communities, and government officials in multiple nations. Public relations is a well-developed industry in many nations around the world. China, in particular, has a rapidly expanding public relat...