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Other Papers in the CPD Perspectives on Public <strong>Diplomacy</strong> SeriesAll papers in the CPD Perspectives series are available for free on the<strong>Center</strong>’s website (www.uscpublicdiplomacy.org). To purchase any of thepublications below in hard copy, please contact cpd@usc.edu.2012/7 Public <strong>Diplomacy</strong> and Conflict Resolution:Russia, Georgia and the EU in Abkhazia and South Ossestiaby Iskra Kirova2012/6 Practicing Successful Twitter Public <strong>Diplomacy</strong>: A Model and CaseStudy of U.S. Efforts in Venezuelaby Erika A. Yepsen2012/5 Media <strong>Diplomacy</strong> and U.S.-China Military-to-Military Cooperationby Thomas A. Hollihan and Zhan Zhang2012/4 The Cultural Awakening in Public <strong>Diplomacy</strong>by R.S. Zaharna2012/3 Promoting Japan: One JET at a Timeby Emily T. Metzgar2012/2 Experiencing Nation Brands: A Comparative Analysis of Eight NationalPavilions at Expo Shanghai in 2010by Jian Wang and Shaojing Sun2012/1 Hizbullah’s Image Management Strategyby Lina Khatib2011/11 Public <strong>Diplomacy</strong> from Below:The 2008 “Pro-China ” Demonstrations in Europe and North Americaby Barry Sautman and Li Ying2011/10 Campaigning for a Seat on the UN Security Councilby Caitlin Byrne