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Nancy Snow

Bon Air, Finger Lakes, Tokyo
As seen in: Nikkei Asia, Apple Podcasts, LinkedIn News, The New York Times, HuffPost, The Guardian, Wiley Online Library, Yahoo News, Los Angeles Times, Nikkei, Taylor & Francis Online and
Covers:  Foreign Policy; Propaganda and Persuasion; Public Diplomacy; Great Power Competition; East Asia; Japan; China; Korea; US; Gender Diplomacy; Media and Information Warfare Studies
Public Diplomacy | Strategic Comms | Author, Battleship Diplomat (Naval Institute Press) | Propaganda and Persuasion (8e) | Professor Emerita | Global Speaker

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Nancy Snow’s Biography

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Nancy Snow is Professor Emeritus of Communications at California State University, Fullerton, and a three-time Fulbright Scholar alumna to Germany (University of Freiburg), Japan (Sophia University), and Greece (Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences). In AY 2022-2023, Snow was a distinguished visiting professor and faculty advisor in the Schwarzman Scholars Program at Tsinghua University. In 2020, Dr. Snow held the Walt Disney Faculty Endowed Chair in Global Media at Schwarzman C…

Nancy Snow’s Journalist Portfolio

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Emerging Technologies need public trust

Emerging Technologies need public trust

Public conversations about technology are increasingly fragmented. Online ecosystems amplify fear, outrage, c…

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Japan should not abandon its peace brand

Japan should not abandon its peace brand

Nancy Snow is former Pax Mundi ("World Peace") Professor of Public Diplomacy at Kyoto University of Foreign S…

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The last pandas in Japan cannot ease geopolitical tensions

The last pandas in Japan cannot ease geopolitical tensions

Unlike traditional diplomacy, which targets elites and institutions, emotional statecraft operates at the lev…

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Sanae Takaichi's reboot of 'brand Japan'

Sanae Takaichi's reboot of 'brand Japan'

Nancy Snow, a global adviser on public diplomacy and strategic communication, is the author of the upcoming "…

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Time to wave goodbye to diplomatic reliance on 'Japan hands'

Time to wave goodbye to diplomatic reliance on 'Japan hands'

Nancy Snow is a scholar of public diplomacy and strategic communications, focusing on Japan and the Indo-Paci…

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The fall of U.S. diplomacy in the age of Musk

The fall of U.S. diplomacy in the age of Musk

Nancy Snow is a fellow at the Institute of Contemporary Asian Studies, Temple University Japan. Her latest bo…

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Emerging technologies need public trust

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A surgical robot is showcased at the China International Medical Equipment Fair in Shanghai on April 11. [Photo/VCG] The global race for emerging technologies is often described in terms of innovation capacity, computing power, research funding and national competitiveness. Governments and industries speak of artificial intelligence, biotechnology, quantum systems, robotics, and semiconductors as strategic assets that will shape the future balance of economic and geopolitical power.
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Emerging technologies need public trust

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Japan should not abandon its peace brand - Nancy Snow

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What was your first job as a journalist?

I published a letter to the editor in The Richmond News Leader when I was ten years old. It was about Earth Day.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

It's a slow and painful death by a thousand cuts. People flock to the shiny zingers online and avoid long-form journalism.