How city and state diplomacy can strengthen US foreign policy
Cities and states are a part of existing ecosystems that can multiply the reach and influence of US foreign policy. Image: Unsplash/Kyle Glenn
Erin Bromaghim
Visiting Senior Fellow for City and State Diplomacy, Truman Center for National Policy
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