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October 23, 2025Journal of Law Social Justice and Global Development

Media literacy: A foundational skill for cultural diplomats

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MJMichele Johnsen

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This article highlights critical thinking skills and media literacy in cultural diplomacy, suggesting it supports intercultural competence and counters disinformation.

Key Points

  • Media literacy enhances cultural diplomacy, supporting effective communication and engagement across cultures, amid challenges.
  • Key components include critical thinking skills and understanding audience reception, providing essential tools for practitioners.
  • Research presents frameworks like the Center for Media Literacy's approach, aiding in navigating disinformation and AI manipulations.
  • International organisations are integrating media literacy training into cultural exchange programs, promoting global understanding and innovation.

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Michele Johnsen (2025) studied this question.

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