"Learning is better than propaganda."
Farah Pandith America's special Muslim representative- Elham Asaad Buaras, muslimnews.co.uk: "The US Department of State's appointment of veteran advisor Farah Pandith as Special Representative to Muslim Communities has been welcomed by some quarters in Capitol Hill but left others wishing Secretary Hillary Clinton selected someone less seasoned by years serving the Bush Administration. … She … refuted allegations her selection was a PR stunt designed to, as one writer put it, 'convince Muslims that America is really their friend.' 'I don't work in public diplomacy in the sense of the traditional route; this is not an exercise in selling America. We have an interest in building sustained partnerships with communities around the world,' insisted Pandith."
Updated: Levin lifts hold on State Near East official, bureau makes senior appointments - Laura Rozen, Foreign Policy: "Madeleine Spirnak continues to serve as the acting DAS for public diplomacy and the Middle East Partnership Initiative."
The Settlements Issue – Editorial, New York Times: President Obama, a skilled communicator, has started a constructive dialogue with the Islamic world. Now he needs to explain to Israelis why freezing settlements and reviving peace talks is clearly in their interest.
The Evolution of Wealth: Discerning a distinctly American style of affluence - Adrian Wooldridge, Wall Street Journal: In Larry Samuel's "Rich: The Rise and Fall of American Wealth Culture, "Mr. Samuel contends that the 20th century has seen the creation of a distinctly American "wealth culture" that is more democratic and more diverse than anything the world has seen before, and consequently more resilient.
"[W]e spend more money than we make."
"Government is not especially relaxed about innovation but is exceedingly comfortable with hierarchy."
Assessing the IDP crisis of Pakistan: Wendy J. Chamberlin, President of the Middle East Institute: Testimony before the Subcommittee on Near Eastern and South and Central Asian Affairs - Press Release, Relief Web: Chamberlin: "I believe the trust deficit is the single biggest obstacle to both our nations [U.S. and Pakistan] attaining our goal – the goal we share – of guaranteeing a stable, prosperous, democratic Pakistan. Effective public diplomacy can play a role in closing the trust gap."
Hierarchy & Order – John Matel, World-Wide-Matel: "I have written a lot about the new media being applied to public diplomacy because we are currently in one of those exciting transition times. Lots of people are trying lots of things and even more people are talking about, pretending to or 'going to' try lots of things. We are reaching out in many directions and in many of those directions it is becoming clear that our reach is exceeding our grasp."
Fran Drescher to Launch Skin-Care Line for HSN - Sharon Clott, nymag.com: "Fran Drescher — yes, she of The Nanny — is launching a collection of organic skin-care products exclusively with HSN this fall. Named FranBrand, the nine-piece line includes a cleanser, toner gel, day lotion, eye gel, night eye cream, night face cream, body moisturizer, face serum, and lip balm … .
When she's not hocking FranBrand, Drescher's continuing to spend her time working for the State Department as a public-diplomacy envoy for women's-health issues. 'I'm sent all over the world. I'm going to the Middle East in November, right after I launch FranBrand. Hillary is my new boss. I love her. She's great. I already spoke at the White House — Mrs. Obama invited me.' So did she give Michelle any FranBrand yet? 'No, not yet. I can't wait.'" Drescher image from article.
Lexicon – Diplomatic wordlist - Ism Khan, multipak: "Beer diplomacy can be defined as 'as aiming to cool temperature between two parties by calling them for an informal session.' However, beer diplomacy is one of the many novel ways of engaging in dialogue. Not only in U.S., but in other countries around the world too, there were some informal terms which were coined in to refer to a way of dealing with the issues. Setting aside the formal terms like public diplomacy, preventive diplomacy or coercive diplomacy, here's an interesting list: Big stick diplomacy … Cowboy diplomacy … . Cricket diplomacy … . Dollar diplomacy ... . Gunboat diplomacy … . Mango diplomacy … . Panda diplomacy … . Ping-pong diplomacy … . Shuttle diplomacy … . Sports diplomacy … . Track-II diplomacy … . Track-III diplomacy."
CPD in Washington: A New Public Diplomacy - USC Center on Public Diplomacy: Monday, Sep 14, 2009 6:30 PM Venue: Newseum, Washington DC Knight Conference Center 6th Street Freedom Forum Entrance 555 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20001 The USC Center on Public Diplomacy is proud to host an evening at Newseum to consider 'A New Public Diplomacy.' The evening will begin with a panel discussion to celebrate a new book, Toward a New Public Diplomacy: Redirecting U.S. Foreign Policy, and a new book series, The Plagrave Macmillan Series in Global Public Diplomacy. … Toward a New Public Diplomacy explains public diplomacy and makes the case for why it will be the crucial element in the much-needed reinvention of American foreign policy."
Indian "Peace Corps" - Can it be an effective Public Diplomacy tool for India? - Madhurjya Kotoky, The Public Diplomacy Blog: "India, with its resources, know how and skilled personnel can definitely play a role in helping countries in the neighborhood by sending trained volunteers overseas."
Israel's Turkish-born consul-general to start office in İstanbul next month - Today's Zaman - "Ambassador Moshe Kamhi, who previously served at the Israeli Embassy in Ankara as a senior official, is expected to begin work in İstanbul in mid-August. … He said his appointment to the top Israeli state job in İstanbul would contribute to Israel's public diplomacy efforts to improve its image among Turks."
Tough on Israel: Why President Obama's battle against Jewish settlements could prove self-defeating – Editorial, Washington Post: The Pew Global Attitudes Project reported last week that Israel was the only country among 25 surveyed where the public's image of the United States was getting worse rather than better.
Korea's 'Peace Corps' Launched - Na Jeong-ju, Korea Times: The government launched a group of volunteers Thursday to strengthen its goodwill activities in underdeveloped or developing countries around the world in an effort to become a more responsible member of the international community.The group, named World Friends Korea, is the country's version of the Peace Corps in the United States, launched in 1961 to promote peace and friendship worldwide, officials here said.
The Power of Hospitality: When Russian circus performers were stranded by their promoter in Dallas, some welcoming Texans came to the rescue.
"They destroyed the whole country, … So what are a few old bricks and mud walls in comparison?"
a vibrant and healthy continuum; a full orchestra loudly playing a cacophony from the same score, absent a conductor possessing a vision of the whole work."
How Not to Reset - Jacqueline McLaren Miller, EastWest Institute: "Jacqueline McLaren Miller urges the U.S. to engage in a more concerted public diplomacy effort to offset Vice President Joe Biden's injudicious remarks about Russia."
Eagle's Eye: Hillary Visit – INFA, Central Chronicle: "One of the newest initiatives of Secretary Clinton during her visit [to India] was to go beyond traditional meetings with the Government officials and engage in over-arching public diplomacy. Significantly, she chose to land first in the nation's financial capital, Mumbai, and interacted with business tycoons, such as Mukesh Ambani and Ratan Tata."
Perspectives: Farah Pandith and US engagement with Muslims - Anja Manuel and Ahmed Charai, Pakistan Christian Post: "In July 2009, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton named Farah Pandith the Special Representative to Muslim Communities. It is a historic step. Pandith's experience – and the new responsibility she is taking on with this role – signals that US President Barack Obama's administration is serious about a nuanced approach to engaging Muslim communities around the world. … It is by basing American policies in the Muslim world on democratic values that Pandith is most likely to succeed in her public diplomacy mission. At present, American assistance and support often benefit autocratic regimes."
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Public Diplomacy 2.0… - Paul Gibbins, Albany Blog: "[T]hat Twitter has been deconstructed so carefully for use by government departments suggests that it is now (finally) okay to tweet. Once the preserve of celebrities stuck in lifts, it's now an acceptable tool of communication in the execution of 'Public Diplomacy'; twitter has truly come of age! Although a survey on LinkedIn recently concluded that in the US, 'advertisers believe much more highly in the importance of Twitter than the average consumer, of the 2,025 U.S. adults surveyed, 69% said they didn't know enough about Twitter to comment on the service.' Contrast this with Congress near obsession with it! … Whatever the results of the Government's guidelines, it can't be faulted for not trying at digital diplomacy. Be it a domestic or international audience, politics is about communications and all politics is local, it now happens to be 140 characters and on-line..!"
House resolution to establish Gandhi-King Scholarly Initiative - Indian Express: "A Congressional resolution has been introduced in the US House of Representatives to establish 'Gandhi-King Scholarly Exchange Initiative' focusing on peace and non-violence in global conflict resolution. The initiative is being established in the name of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr - the two apostle of peace. The resolution introduced on July 24 by Congressman John Lewis and co-sponsored by seven others. Sent to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs for necessary action, the House Resolution No 3328, implies on the US Secretary of State to work with the appropriate Indian agency to start the 'Gandhi-King Scholarly Exchange Initiative'. The initiative shall be comprised of educational, scholarly, and professional exchange programmes, including an annual public diplomacy forum for scholars from the US and India that focuses on the legacies of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr, which shall be held alternately in the two countries and include representatives from governments, non-governmental organisations, educational institutions, cultural organizations, and civic organisations."
State Dept. Program Provides Professional Development to Visiting Artists – Ben Burdik, Artsblog: "How important do you think cultural exchange is to diplomatic relations between the U.S. and other countries?"
Public Diplomacy in every day life - Mahtab Farid, From Washington to Tehran: A New Perspective On U.S. Iran Relations: "The practice of public diplomacy should not just be used for crisis. The practice of public diplomacy should be weaved into our lives. Just like learning a new language or learning how to play a musical instrument, the learning of public diplomacy should start at the early age. Yes, public diplomacy started from my classes in High School and continues to play a role in my complicated profession of journalism."
Will Obama Make Expanded Powers of the Military Permanent? – Isaac-Davy Aronson, The Faster Times: "The encroachment by the Defense Department onto the turf of the State Department and the intelligence community in the planning and execution of the Iraq War and in counter-terrorism operations is well-known. But it's also true that the expanded role of the military in those areas - in other words, an expanded role in diplomatic and law enforcement arenas - is incredibly hard to walk back, even if the Obama administration has a mind to do so. This might give pause not just to civil libertarians but to anyone concerned with preserving oversight and institutional checks on government operations. The Washington Post's Walter Pincus writes today that several Congressional committees are sounding alarm bells over Pentagon communications programs - 'that until recent years had been the sole province of the State Department's public diplomacy effort' - that have ballooned from nearly $10 million to nearly a billion in the last 4 years."
Wargaming the Future Maritime Environment - Galrahn@yahoo.com, Strategic Communications: "All of the cells considered effective strategic communications – defined as the sum of all actions and messages (intentional and unintentional) influencing target audiences – as an integral part of any successful U.S. strategy. An important corollary was that the Navy had to develop and disseminate coordinated and consistent strategic communications.
Our "Strategic" Communications Policy: Watch What I Say, Not What I Do - Bill Leonard, Informed Consent: Spotlight on Excessive Government Secrecy: "When I served in the Pentagon as the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Security and Information Operations … we advanced a concept known as 'shaping the information environment.' Upon reflection, to think that as a nation we could 'shape the information environment' as opposed to being shaped by that environment ourselves was both arrogant and foolhardy.
Guest Post: Superfriends and the Strategic Communication Continuum - Larisa Breton, MountainRunner.us: "Americans already enjoy the gentle second-and third-order effects of an imported comic pantheon from Marvel Comics' 'The 99', courtesy of private (or semi-private) commerce. … This development coincides with an evolution point of strategic communication (née public diplomacy) that is worth examining."
Crafting Israel's Image - Sharon Udasin, The Jewish Week: "[I]n New York, however, the man most responsible for changing Israel's image is David Saranga, who is completing his four-year tenure next month as consul for media and public affairs at the Israeli Consulate. As his term winds down, Saranga, a Foreign Ministry diplomat, sits down with The Jewish Week to discuss Israel's branding progress. … [Saranga:] We were the first country to use Web 2.0 for public diplomacy. Regarding showing the normality of Israel, last fall, The New York Times dedicated three different articles to Tel Aviv as the next hotspot in culture and tourism.We brought our message to the masses via social media, sometimes bypassing the conventional media. The best example is the Twitter press conference that we conducted during the war in Gaza."
The Guinea Pigs of G-Force: They Taste Like Chicken But in 3-D – Ruben Rodriguez, National Geographic: "For thousands of years, guinea pigs (or 'cuy') have been an important food/religious/tourist-shocking staple in Andean mountain culture. So entrenched are the critters in Peruvian history, you can find churches with artistic depictions of the Last Supper featuring Jesus and his disciples noshing on them. Sadly, Biblical archaeological evidence on the veracity of Jesus eating guinea pig is scant. But really, all things considered, who can argue as to why 'guinea is good' given the rousing endorsement by Alejandro Riveros, former head of public diplomacy for the Embassy of Peru: 'And it's tasty.'"
Jakarta-Opening Week – Steph, Indonesia: Traveling The Islands: "Arrived in Jakarta safe and sound. … We … had an interesting dialogue with the [Indonesian] Director General for Information and Public Diplomacy. He made sure we wouldn't do drugs or have sexual relations…or what he called 'good things'. Also he wanted to make sure we understood the nature of this 'Cultural Diplomacy' and how we were to use it in our respective countries. He didn't want us to stay in Indonesia after the program, as past awardees have done, but rather go back home and spread the Indonesian message. (So I'm still unsure of what will happen to me after this!)"
The Obama Soft Power Effect – Ren's Micro Diplomacy: Pew Global Attitudes Project recently released a new report that documents the change in global opinion towards the U.S. since President Obama has taken office. If you are feeling adventurous, check out the full 203-page report, but if you are pressed for time, the sideshow with commentary will give you the broad strokes. For me, the most compelling data show the difference between Bush and Obama in terms of how confident people are that either will make the right decisions.
The water in Guantánamo Bay is soooo beautiful! It was unbelievable, we were able to enjoy it for at least an hour. We went to the glass beach, and realized the name of it comes from the little pieces of broken glass from hundred of years ago.
Obama's faltering peace drive: The US president is pressing hard to kickstart the Middle East peace process – but can he make change a reality? - Simon Tisdall, guardian.co.uk: "[US envoy George] Mitchell, who has promised an inclusive peace agenda by the end of the summer, is urging them [Arab countries and Palestinians] to make … confidence-building gestures. These could include Israel-Arab overflight agreements, the opening of interest sections, visa and trade relaxations, and cultural exchanges. An unusual piece of public diplomacy published in the Washington Post recently by Bahrain's crown prince, Sheikh Salman bin Hamad al-Khalifa, marked one such tentative effort. 'We must stop the small-minded waiting game in which each side refuses to budge until the other side makes the first move,' he wrote. But waiting for someone else to jump first is precisely what key players Saudi Arabia and Syria are doing now, adamant that Netanyahu must give ground, politically and physically, before they move."
A Russian Fairy Tale Of A Future Yet To Come - Get a Grip!: "Joe Biden's flap-tongue-without-brain-engaged effort at public diplomacy didn't perturb the Geek alone. Not by a long shot. The Russians were not delighted either. No surprise there. The only slight surprise comes from the dearth of criticism from the Right which seems ever poised to leap on the slightest administration mis-step--provided, apparently, that it is on the domestic front only." On Biden's statements, see below "Related Items."
Human Rights in China: Public Diplomacy - The CIA Memory Hole: "The U.S. government aims to influence the hearts and minds of progressive-minded Chinese educated elites through its public diplomacy programs. According to the Department of State, nearly half of all PRC citizens participating in educationaland cultural exchanges in the United States are engaged in activities related to democracy, human rights, and religious freedom.
The complementary deficiencies of VOA and RFE/RL - Kim Andrew Elliott discussing International Broadcasting and Public Diplomacy: "Audience research (and I have seen a lot of it) indicates that where audiences for international broadcasting are large, the audience is interested primarily in news about their own country, but also to a large extent in news about the rest of the world, and to a more limited extent in news about the broadcaster's country. The station that provides news in the desired ratio, with the most resources and most credibility, wins. BBC World Service is famous for the news that it provides about its target countries, but also for its global news coverage. Somehow they manage to pack both into the convenience of one station. US international broadcasting, for its budget of 668 million dollars, has an all-media weekly audience of 175 million. The BBC world services, for their budget of 416 million dollars, have an all-media weekly audience of 233 million."
More about CCTV Arabic and the "scarcity of attention" - Kim Andrew Elliott discussing International Broadcasting and Public Diplomacy: If Alhurra is merely 'part of a public diplomacy campaign,' then it would be in the same category as CCTV Arabic." On CCTV, see. On Alhurra, see.
Presenting Hip-Hop Artists From Argentina, Lebanon, The Palestinian Territories – News Blaze: "The U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts present hip-hop artists from Argentina, Lebanon, the Palestinian Territories, the Philippines, and Vietnam in a free performance on the Millennium Stage, Tuesday, July 28, 2009, at 6:00 PM. As participants in ECA's Cultural Visitors Program with the Kennedy Center, these artists are concluding a cultural exchange program that included visits to New York City, Philadelphia, and Washington, DC."
House Appropriations Concerned Pentagon's Role in Strategic Communication and Public Diplomacy - Matt Armstrong, MountainRunner: "[U]ntil the recent year, the leadership at the State Department was out to lunch. From the Secretary of State to the Under Secretary of Public Diplomacy (James K. Glassman excepted), very little effort was made in the areas of a) funding the diplomatic corps, b) enhancing and expanding public diplomacy, and c) embracing the modern information environment. … Only now with President Obama, Secretary of State Clinton, Under Secretary McHale, Special Advisor Alec Ross, and a host of others is State getting into position to handle the roles and responsibilities required to simply participate let alone win the current and future struggle for minds and wills. But State isn't ready, not the least of which because McHale is getting the public diplomacy house in order and while Defense has had eight years to transform into a learning organization (as John Nagl, now of CNAS argues), the State Department hasn't even begun to adapt to modern requirements."
Eight Former Sec States Make the Case for More Diplomacy - Globo Diplo: "Read this [an article which appeared on 6/25/09] –a case for more diplomacy as a useful long-term investment, including training, personnel, and public diplomacy–written by Henry Kissinger, George Shultz, James Baker, Lawrence Eagleburger, Warren Christopher, Madeleine Albright, Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice."
Public Diplomacy: From the Cold War to the Current Era, Part I - Darren Krape blog: "Fifty years ago this month, on a muddy rain-soaked field in Moscow, a glittering pavilion quickly rose and a massive geodesic dome swiftly took shape. After only a few months of hectic construction the 1959 American National Exhibition opened to a curious Soviet public. The exhibit provided a unique window on American life to the millions of people who filed through the event over the next few weeks. The visitors saw examples of contemporary American life, from cars to homes to art. Young American guides, many barely out of college, led the curious Soviet public through both the general American story as well as their own deeply personal stories of life in the United States and, in many cases, how their immigrant families became American citizens." See also.
China's military cautiously tries out new openness - Lucy Hornby, Reuters: "[A] rare media tour of a Beijing military base on Tuesday [was] designed to show the Chinese military's modernity and openness. The People's Liberation Army's new mantra of transparency and public diplomacy is partly meant to reassure outsiders about China's rising military strength. 'The degree of openness is an expression of national confidence,' said security expert Ma Zhengang, president of the China Institute of International Studies."
Koreans Lack Cultural Confidence - Kang Hyun-kyung, Korea Times: "Foreign travelers staying at five-star hotels in Seoul have fewer opportunities to taste local cuisine than they do in Tokyo with Japanese food, as only four out of 18 luxury hotels here serve Korean cuisine. … Mametkulovs Mansur, a Russian actor who appeared in the MBC drama 'Queen Seonduk,' said Korea's inactive public diplomacy is probably responsible for the obscurity of Korean cultural products in his home country."
Goldberg Returns! - roy edroso, alicublog: "Jonah Goldberg is back from a European vacation, where I imagine he made Clark Griswold look like Bernard Berenson, to bring some life to The Corner with a breathtaking series of inane posts. … Eventually he is made to focus on the current events analysis that has justly made him famous. John J. Miller comes in complaining that from what he's seen, the new G.I, Joe movie doesn't have enough American military uniforms to suit him, not to fulfill Hollywood's historic mission of 'public diplomacy of creating goodwill abroad.' (I should think they'd be grateful to us just for the loud, ugly crap to watch on dates.) You know Goldberg couldn't resist this, and gasses about the commies in Hollywood trying to make our fighting men look bad, and in so doing makes a passing comment about the Bourne movies that spurs a reader to remark that the anti-American content is present in the Bourne novels as well."
No Burqa For Clinton - Anne Applebaum, Washington Post: It is largely up to Clinton, not Obama, to determine what kind of secretary of state she will be.
The regression is not accidental.
Relativism inevitably concludes in nihilism, and the ultimate expression of nihilism is the supremacy of the will. Those who promote "multiculturalism," another form of relativism, have chosen the surest way to the destruction of diversity, the very thing they claim to celebrate. The extent to which America has changed in this way is the extent to which it has lost its moral authority, both at home and abroad. Radical Islam has not done this to us; we have done it to ourselves. This is the real, internal crisis of public diplomacy.
To seek to define America through certain principles ("life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness") is all well and good, but to reduce the United States to a fixed set of ideas it "fights for" simplifies the complexity and changeability of the United States. In fact, what perhaps most characterizes the U.S. is that it contains a multitude of differing and evolving ideas, rather than permanent ideas everyone agrees upon. The notion of an American "war of ideas" is, therefore, an attack on ideas in the United States, as it implicitly limits their infinite variety.


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GASP is Casting a New TV Series for a Commercial Network About Formals
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Melbourne, Australia, 24th Aug 2012 – GASP is starting a reality TV series about girls preparing for their high school formals. The show is about complex emotional relationships between the parent and the teenager.
At GASP, a fashion clothing store in Chadstone, an open casting auditioned was organised for the TV series. The show is at the pilot stage, and each episode will feature a new girl and her journey to the formal, taking you to the weird and wonderful world of high school formals.
The TV series will be featuring formal dresses from the GASP clothing range.
Matchbox Pictures are casting for the new series about school formals, and they are looking for both boys and girls. Kylie Washington, executive producer of production company Matchbox Pictures, says "the show will take a closer look at the parent and teen relationship and the big business of formals. It's a massive industry; it's a big deal, not like it used to be. Girls are flying interstate to buy $1500 designer dresses, trying to get celebrities to attend their formals, hiring stretch hummers; it's come a long way".
Matchbox Pictures believes that talent is precious and that their job is to create an environment in which the audience is valued and in which, the highest ideals of creative endeavor are rewarded.
Tayla Little, a 16 year Whittlesea schoolgirl and fan of designer dresses has auditioned for a part in the show, and she is looking forward to her formal in August. She says "I'm super excited. I've been looking forward to my formal for months; I think being on the show will definitely make my formal more memorable."
Hoping the show will make for a great experience, fellow formal belle Emma Austin also celebrates her formal on August 17th. She says 'I'm really excited, my formal is six days after my birthday, I don't have a date yet but I have someone in mind."
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New Standard Aircraft Company
Title: New Standard Aircraft Company
Subject: List of aircraft manufacturers M-P, Hoover Field, New standard, List of aircraft manufacturers by ICAO name, 1922 United States Navy aircraft designation system, New Standard D-29
Ivan Gates, co-founder; Charles H. Day, co-founder, president
General aviation aircraft
New Standard Flying Services
The New Standard Aircraft Company was an airplane manufacturing company based in the United States. It operated from 1927 until 1931.
1 Corporate history
2 Aircraft developed
The company was originally formed as the Gates-Day Aircraft Company on October 17, 1927, in Paterson, New Jersey.[1] The founders were Ivan Gates (owner of the famous Gates Flying Circus) and Charles H. Day (an aviation engineer with the Standard Aircraft Corporation).[1][2] The company initially updated the Standard Aircraft Corporation's Standard J-1 United States Army aircraft trainer and then sold it on the civilian market.[1] The firm built a number of biplanes on the J-1 model, including the Gates-Day D-25, GD-23, and GD-24.[1]
Day left the company in April 1928, and Charles L. Augur became its new president.[1] With more stable finances, the company changed its name to the New Standard Aircraft Company on December 29, 1928.[1][3] The company at one time considered merging with six other, unnamed aviation firms to form a much larger manufacturing concern,[4] but this plan was never acted on. The company continued to develop a large line of aircraft, but the onset of the Great Depression left it significantly weakened.[1] Day returned to the firm as president in 1930, but sold his financial interest in the company in the spring of 1931.[1][2][5] The company went bankrupt later that year.[1]
Despondent over the collapse of his company, Gates committed suicide on November 24, 1932.[6]
Aircraft developed
Gates-Day GD-24 – precursor to New Standard D series; three were built
New Standard D-24 – production version of GD-24; four were built and two were converted from GD-24s
New Standard D-25 – five-seat "joy-rider"
New Standard D-25A – 225hp Wright J-6
New Standard D-25B – 300hp Wright J-6 crop-duster produced by White Aircraft Co. in 1940
New Standard D-25C – alternative designation of D-29S
New Standard D-25X – modified D-25; construction number 203
New Standard NT-2[7]
New Standard D-26 – three-seat business/executive transport
New Standard D-26A & D-26B – D-26 with 225hp Wright J6
New Standard D-27 – single seat mail/cargo carrier
New Standard D-27A – D-27 with night flying equipment
New Standard D-28 – floatplane conversion of D-26
New Standard D-29 – initial version 85hp Cirrus Mk3 engine, 1 built.
New Standard D-29A – production aircraft with 100 hp Kinner K-5
New Standard NT-1 – Six New Standard D-29As supplied to the United States Navy as the NT-1 trainer in 1930.[8]
New Standard D-29 Special – D-29A with Menasco B-4.
New Standard D-29 S – Sport version with coupe cockpit (also known as D-25C).
New Standard D-30 – floatplane modified D-25
New Standard D-31 Special – D-29A with Kinner B-5.
New Standard D-32 Special – 3 seater D-29A with Wright J-6.
New Standard D-33 Special – 3 seater D-29A with Kinner B-5.
List of aircraft manufacturers M-P
Boeing, Aviation, Macchi, Lockheed Martin, Miles Aircraft
Hoover Field
Herbert Hoover, United States Department of Agriculture, New York City, Canada, The Pentagon
New Standard Aircraft Company, New Standard D-25, New Standard D-29, The New Standard (newspaper), The NewStandard


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Acta Orientalia Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae
The 'Celâlî effect' on rural production and demography in central Anatolia The Waqf of Hatuniyye (1590S to 1638)
Author: Kayhan Orbay 1
1 Middle East Technical University, Dumlupınar Blvd. No. 1, Çankaya, Ankara 06800, Turkey
https://doi.org/10.1556/062.2018.71.1.3
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The Celâlî rebel armies ravaged the central Anatolian countryside from the late 16th up to the mid-17th century. The Celâlî movements brought about demographic changes and had a long-lasting impact on agricultural economy in some regions. Anatolian waqf institutions being dependent on rural taxpayers and agricultural production for their budgets were seriously harmed by the Celâlî rebellions. This paper examines the Celâlî effect through the Waqf of Hatuniyye which had villages scattered across central Anatolian districts. The waqf fell into a deep financial crisis and its regular functioning was disrupted in the early 17th century. The waqf finance was unable to recover for decades after the crisis, which indicates that rural economy in waqf villages suffered from a perpetual production and population crisis.
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Master Pin Pusher for Track Chains
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Die portugiesisch-saharauischen Beziehungen umfassen die bilateralen Beziehungen zwischen Portugal und der Demokratischen Arabischen Republik Sahara (DAR Sahara) in der umstrittenen Westsahara. Sie unterhalten noch keine offiziellen diplomatischen Beziehungen.

Offizielle Beziehungen

Auf Grund des seit 1976 ungeklärten Westsaharakonflikts hat Portugal die DAR Sahara bisher noch nicht anerkannt, in Übereinstimmung mit dem überwiegenden Teil der weltweiten Staatengemeinschaft. Auch die engen marokkanisch-portugiesischen Beziehungen stehen dem entgegen.

Mangels offizieller Beziehungen bestehen keine gegenseitigen diplomatischen Vertretungen. Die westsaharische Unabhängigkeitsbewegung Frente Polisario, Regierungspartei der DAR Sahara, unterhält jedoch ein Vertretungsbüro in Lissabon.

Zudem haben einige Staaten, mit denen Portugal sehr enge Beziehungen unterhält, die DAR Sahara inzwischen anerkannt und sind teils auch offizielle diplomatische Beziehungen mit ihr eingegangen, darunter insbesondere Länder der Gemeinschaft der Portugiesischsprachigen Länder wie Osttimor (2002) und die afrikanischen Staaten Angola (1976), Kap Verde (1979 bzw. 2012), Mosambik (1976) und zwischenzeitlich auch Guinea-Bissau. Die vergleichsweise guten osttimoresisch-saharauischen Beziehungen mit dem Vorbild des durch Volksentscheid und internationale Unterstützung unabhängig gewordenen Osttimors dienen den Unabhängigkeitsaktivisten der Westsahara dabei als besondere Inspiration.

Die UN-Mission für Westsahara, die MINURSO, stand bereits zweimal unter portugiesischer Leitung.

Zivilgesellschaftliche Beziehungen
Auf der Ebene der Zivilgesellschaft bestehen dagegen vergleichsweise gute Beziehungen zwischen Portugal und der Westsahara bzw. der DAR Sahara.

So hat die portugiesische Hilfsorganisation Assistência Médica Internacional (AMI) bereits mehrfach Hilfsaktionen und Programme in der Westsahara durchgeführt.

Auch finden in Portugal regelmäßig Solidaritätsbekundungen und -veranstaltungen für die Polisario und eine unabhängige Westsahara statt, etwa an der Universität der Algarve, wo zum 43. Gründungstag der Polisario im Mai 2016 einige Veranstaltungen stattfanden.

Die Polisario unterhält freundschaftliche Kontakte zur Kommunistischen Partei Portugals, von der sie auch zur jährlich stattfindenden Festa do Avante! eingeladen wird, das größte Kulturfestival Portugals, bei dem die Polisario alljährlich mit eigenem Informationsstand vertreten ist.

Auch andere Parteien im Portugiesischen Parlament setzen sich für die Klärung der Westsaharafrage ein, darunter die Naturschutzpartei PAN, und weitere Parteien lassen sich in Treffen mit Vertretern der Polisario über den Konflikt informieren, darunter auch die vielfache Regierungspartei PSD, deren Parlamentariergruppe sich im März 2016 mit den Polisario-Vertretern in Portugal traf.

Geschichte

Sowohl Portugal als auch Küstenstädte der Westsahara gehörten zu den Handelsrouten der Phönizier. Im Verlauf der Islamischen Expansion kamen im 7. und 8. Jahrhundert beide Gebiete unter arabische Herrschaft. Die auch aus der Westsahara stammenden Almoraviden beherrschten dabei etwa von 1046 bis 1147 ein Reich, zu dem Portugal als nördliche und die Westsahara als südliche Grenzregion gehörten.

Im Zuge der portugiesischen Expansion entlang der afrikanischen Küste kamen portugiesische Seefahrer auch in das Gebiet der Westsahara. 1434 gelang dem portugiesischen Seefahrer Gil Eanes hier die Umschiffung des Kap Bojador (und des Kap Juby), eine bedeutende Etappe zur Entstehung des Portugiesischen Weltreichs als erstem wirklichem Weltreich.

Später kam die Westsahara als Spanisch-Sahara unter spanische Herrschaft. In den 1960er Jahren nahmen die Unabhängigkeitsbestrebungen in der Westsahara zu, doch trotz einiger Gebietsverluste gab das faschistische Spanien unter Franco seine Ansprüche nicht auf und unterdrückte die Bewegungen gewaltsam. Spanien konnte dabei mit der politischen Rückendeckung seines Bündnispartners Portugal rechnen, mit dessen kolonialistischen Estado Novo-Regime es sich im Iberischen Pakt verbündet hatte. 1973 gründete sich die linksgerichtete Westsahara-Unabhängigkeitsbewegung Frente Polisario. Seit etwa 1976 unterhält sie ein Vertretungsbüro in Lissabon.

Nach der linksgerichteten Nelkenrevolution 1974 änderte sich die repressive portugiesische Kolonialpolitik, und es gab freundschaftliche Kontakte zwischen den linksgerichteten Kräften in Portugal und der Polisario. Nach dem Tod Francos 1975 und dem Grünen Marsch gab Spanien seine Ansprüche auf und zog bis 1976 seine Truppen ab. Jedoch besetzte nun Marokko die Westsahara immer weiter, gegen den bewaffneten Widerstand der Polisario, bis zum Waffenstillstand 1991. So halten auch die Unterstützer der saharauischen Selbstbestimmung insbesondere in der politischen Linken in Portugal ihre Unterstützung für die Polisario weiter aufrecht.

Kultur
Die Thematik rund um die Westsahara beschäftigt auch portugiesische Kulturschaffende immer wieder. Der portugiesische Komponist und Autor António Victorino de Almeida etwa beschäftigte sich in seinem Buch Polisário - memória da terra esquecida (1984) mit dem Befreiungskampf der Frente Polisario.

Bei dem größten Kulturfestival des Landes, der Festa do Avante! der portugiesischen KP, ist die Polisario alljährlich vertreten.

Siehe auch
 Liste der Auslandsvertretungen der Demokratischen Arabischen Republik Sahara
 Außenpolitik Portugals

Weblinks
 Website des portugiesischen Büros der Frente Polisario

Einzelnachweise

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