Celebrity diplomacy in the Dark Continent
Nowadays the American foreign policy is aligning thousands of talents specialized in scientific, cultural and social fields hundreds of both private and public policy institution and think tanks with itself in a bid to further its international agendas.
There are writers, producers, directors, and artists who see the world through the lenses of cosmopolitanism and stand ready to achieve both domestic and foreign aims and goals of the system. An instance of such ideology can be found in the United States’ Hollywood’s acts of diplomacy.
Worried about kids, widowed women, and victims of war, Angelina Jolie ventures to Iraq and Afghanistan; George Clooney, disturbed by the civil unrest in Sudan, decides to establish a campaign and launches a spy satellite; and Leonardo DiCaprio gives Russia a visit over his environmental concerns and meets up with Vladimir Putin.
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