Shakespeare Lives on Twitter: cultural diplomacy in the digital age

Abstract

Thi s v e r sio n is b ei n g m a d e a v ail a bl e in a c c o r d a n c e wit h p u blis h e r p olici e s.S e e h t t p://o r c a . cf. a c. u k/ p olici e s. h t ml fo r u s a g e p olici e s. Co py ri g h t a n d m o r al ri g h t s fo r p u blic a tio n s m a d e a v ail a bl e in ORCA a r e r e t ai n e d by t h e c o py ri g h t h ol d e r s .

Shakespeare and British Public Diplomacy

“…Just as "Shakespeare Lives on Twitter: cultural diplomacy in the digital age" points out that: "In the digital age, it is often assumed that cultural relations and diplomacy programs inevitably become more collaborative and dialogic, offering the possibility of engaging with foreign audiences through networked, horizontal, non-hierarchical modes of communication." [10] The British government is eager to find out a perfect cultural symbol as their new diplomat method. worldwide.…”