Cacophony and coalescence: Cold War public diplomacy and the rise of the ‘Tiers-Monde’

During the first half of the Cold War, the superpowers endeavored mightily to “win hearts and minds” abroad through what came to be called public diplomacy. We will be joined by Jason C Parker, Texas A and M University for this lecture.

Tags: Cold War, Department of American and Canadian Studies, Institute of Asia and Pacific Studies, superpowers

Emergency cultures: approaches to the study of late colonialism and the Cold War in Malaya, Singapore and Hong Kong

Join the School of Contemporary Chinese Studies for the one day workshop, ‘Emergency cultures: new approaches to the study of late colonialism and the Cold War in Malaya, Singapore and Hong Kong’. Facilitated by Dr Jeremy E Taylor, The University of Nottingham and Dr Xu Lanjun, National University of Singapore.

Tags: British Academy for the Humanities and Social Sciences, China, Cold War, culture, Jeremy Taylor, School of Contemporary Chinese Studies