Cold War photographic diplomacy : the US Information Agency and Africa
The emergence of newly independent African nations onto the world stage in the mid-twentieth century precipitated a contest for influence among Cold War superpowers. During this time the United States mounted a campaign of photographic diplomacy, underpinned by a faith in the medium to cross cultura...
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| Sprache: | English |
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University Park, Pennsylvania
: The Pennsylvania State University Press
, [2024]
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Cold War photographic diplomacy Rezensiert in: [Rezension von: Darren Newbury, Cold War photographic diplomacy, rhe US Information Agency and Africa] |
| Verantwortlich: | Darren Newbury |
Inhaltsangabe:
- Photography, race, and the Cold War imagination
- Photography, public diplomacy, and the Africa Program at the United States Information Agency
- "Toward a better world" : Africa, the United Nations, and the photographic diplomacy of decolonization
- "A pleasant mixture of Negro and White" : photographing civil rights as democracy in action
- "Africans at the wax museum" : photography and international friendship
- "Don't touch those windows" : United States Information Service exhibits in Africa
- Epilogue.
- Photography, race, and the Cold War imagination
- Photography, public diplomacy, and the Africa Program at the United States Information Agency
- "Toward a better world" : Africa, the United Nations, and the photographic diplomacy of decolonization
- "A pleasant mixture of Negro and White" : photographing civil rights as democracy in action
- "Africans at the wax museum" : photography and international friendship
- "Don't touch those windows" : United States Information Service exhibits in Africa
- Photography, race, and the Cold War imagination
- Photography, public diplomacy, and the Africa Program at the United States Information Agency
- "Toward a better world" : Africa, the United Nations, and the photographic diplomacy of decolonization
- "A pleasant mixture of Negro and White" : photographing civil rights as democracy in action
- "Africans at the wax museum" : photography and international friendship
- "Don't touch those windows" : United States Information Service exhibits in Africa


