Martha Bayles writes and lectures frequently about the arts, music, media, and public diplomacy. Her latest book, Through a Screen Darkly: Popular Culture, Public Diplomacy, and America’s Image Abroad (Yale 2014) was described by the Weekly Standard as “a brilliant and courageous meditation on the difficulty of communication between modern and traditional societies”; and by American Diplomacy as “the freshest and most original treatment of U.S. Public Diplomacy in many years.”
This page includes some of her writing on U.S. international media outreach and public diplomacy and links to her articles as well as BBG Watch and USAGM Watch commentaries on her work. For more information about Martha Bayles
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