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“Let us talk”: incorporating the Coordinated Management of Meaning’s communication perspective as part of public diplomacy efforts between government, the private sector, and the foreign public

Political Science

“Let us talk”: incorporating the Coordinated Management of Meaning’s communication perspective as part of public diplomacy efforts between government, the private sector, and the foreign public

B. Limani and E. Limani

This research delves into the complexities of public diplomacy, challenging the traditional communication model between governments, the private sector, and foreign publics. Authored by Blerim Limani and Emira Limani, this study proposes a new framework that emphasizes the co-creation of meaning, paving the way for more sustainable communication strategies. Discover the transformative potential of the Coordinated Management of Meaning (CMM) approach!

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Abstract
This study explores the communication model used between governments, the private sector, and foreign publics in public diplomacy. The current model, based on the transmission model, assumes clear message transmission and receiver understanding. The authors argue for the Coordinated Management of Meaning (CMM) framework, which acknowledges communication complexities and co-creation of social realities. A CMM-based model is proposed to shift from the transmission model to a more sustainable, coordination-focused approach. Further research is needed to apply and evaluate this new model.
Publisher
Humanities & Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Aug 25, 2022
Authors
Blerim Limani, Emira Limani
Tags
public diplomacy
communication model
Coordinated Management of Meaning
message transmission
social realities
government-private sector relations
sustainable communication
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