Diasporas and Diplomacy/
- New York: Routledge, 2013.
Diasporas and Diplomacy: Cosmopolitan Contact Zones at the Bbc World Service 1932–2012 by Marie Gillespie and Alban Webb Part I: National Interests with a Global Reach: Projection, Persuasion and Intonation 1. ‘It Is a Real Joy to Get Listening of Any Kind from the Homeland’: BBC Radio and British Diasporic Audiences in the 1930s by Emma Robertson 2. The Colonization of the BBC: Diasporic Britons At The BBC External Services, c.1932–1956 by Simon J. Potter 3. ‘Frau Wernicke’ at the BBC: Wartime Satire and Propaganda by Rhys W. Williams 4. Les Français Parlent Aux Français: Voices from London on the Persecution of the Jews by Renée Poznanski 5. The BBC Polish Section and the Reporting of Polish Solidarity, 1980–83 by Alban Webb Part II: Cultures of Diplomacy in the Post-War Middle East and Asia 6. The BBC Arabic Service’s Dilemmatic Triangle: Competing Elites, Conflicting Priorities, Contested Media Strategies by Ramy Aly and Gerd Baumann 7. The BBC World Service – From Wartime Propaganda to Public Diplomacy: The Case of Iran by Annabelle Sreberny and Massoumeh Torfeh 8. The BBC in South Asia: From the End of Empire to the Cold War by Alasdair Pinkerton 9. Language, Nationhood and Diaspora at the BBC Urdu Service 1940–2010 by David Page 10. Diaspora Calling the Homeland? The BBC Persian Service, Cosmopolitanism and Music Listening in Iran by Jason Toynbee and Leili Sreberny Mohammadi Part III: Corporate Cosmopolitanism and the Global Conversation 11. Communication for Development and Public Diplomacy: Insights from an Afghan Radio Drama by Andrew Skuse 12. What Kind of Global Conversation? Participation, Democratic Deepening and Public Diplomacy through BBC World Service Online Forums: An Examination of Mediated Global Talk about Religion and Politics by David Herbert and Tracey Black 13. Discussions on BBC Chinese Have Your Say Forums: National Identity and International Broadcasting in the Interactive Media Era by Jingrong Tong and Hugh Mackay