New Media and Public Diplomacy: Political Communication in India, the United States and China, Parama Sinha Palit (2023)

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Imran Imran; M. Iqbal Sultan; Muh. Akbar

doi:10.1386/safm_00101_5

April 1, 2025Studies in South Asian Film & Media

New Media and Public Diplomacy: Political Communication in India, the United States and China, Parama Sinha Palit (2023)

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Public diplomacy strategies differ significantly between India, the United States, and China, resulting in varied communication outcomes.
The analysis emphasizes the role of new media in shaping political narratives and engagement in these three nations.
This review includes insights from a 194-page book published by Routledge, delving into the complexities of political communication.
Findings suggest that understanding these dynamics is crucial for effective international relations and diplomacy.

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Review examines public diplomacy via new media, highlighting political communication across India, the US, and China.

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Review of: New Media and Public Diplomacy: Political Communication in India, the United States and China , Parama Sinha Palit (2023) Abingdon: Routledge, 194 pp., ISBN 978-0-42929-814-1, e/bk, £28.49

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