Strategic humour: Public diplomacy and comic framing of foreign policy issues

Overview of attention for article published in The British Journal of Politics and International Relations, June 2021

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RT @SAGEJournals: The concept of strategic humor describes the uses of humor by state and proxy actors as a tool of influence https://t.co/…

RT @SAGEJournals: The concept of strategic humor describes the uses of humor by state and proxy actors as a tool of influence https://t.co/…

The concept of strategic humor describes the uses of humor by state and proxy actors as a tool of influence https://t.co/HCnfcXBqU5 @BritJPIR

RT @d_chernobrov: Now out in print: my article introducing the concept of strategic humour, with which states frame contested events, defle…

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