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What is International Public Good

Chapter 6
Global Perspectives on the Emerging Trends in Public Diplomacy
Related to the construct of civic virtue, IPGs—in the form of tangible goods (e.g., vaccines) and intangible goods (e.g., vaccine know-how)—help states to frame soft power efforts as contributions to the larger public good and international public sphere.
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Pandemic Diplomacy: Conceptual Antecedents and Emerging Trends
Seow Ting Lee (University of Colorado, Boulder, USA)
Copyright: © 2023 |Pages: 26
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-9161-4.ch006
Abstract
The aim of this chapter is threefold: addressing a gap in the literature on pandemic diplomacy, providing a theoretical explication of pandemic diplomacy, and relating it to existing public diplomacy constructs of soft power and nation branding to understand how and why states engage in pandemic diplomacy. In its current form, pandemic diplomacy reflects the state of world affairs and geopolitical tensions that existed before COVID-19. Drawing on the COVID-19 context, this chapter examines the conceptual antecedents of pandemic diplomacy and the defining characteristics of pandemic diplomacy and analyzes factors that enabled some states to conduct pandemic diplomacy and the rationale behind this new soft power play.
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