DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY PUBLIC AFFAIRS POLICY AND REGULATIONS

Public Affairs and Public Service Max Weber- Both a social scientist and a politician 1 Concern for Values: So-called Protestant Ethic 2 Separation of bureaucracy and politics 3 Weimar Republic- Political Institutions Karl Marx- Both a social scientist and a revolutionary 1 Class- Dialectic Materialism (History) 2

PUBLIC AFFAIRS: INFORM, EDUCATE, AND INFLUENCE A thesis

public diplomacy, public affairs efforts, and other means, is the primary means the American government uses to protect this center of gravity by informing and educating domestic audiences and influencing selected foreign audiences

Army Public Affairs The Army Public Affairs Program

Chief of Public Affairs The proponent has the authority to approve exceptions or waivers to this regulation that are con-sistent with controlling law and regula-tions The proponent may delegate this approval authority, in writing, to a divi-sion chief within the proponent agency or its direct reporting unit or field operating

D AM S Public Affairs - Joint Chiefs of Staff

• Introduces Public Affairs and the Operational Environment • Describes Public Affairs Roles and Fundamentals • Covers Public Affairs and Commander’s Communication Synchronization • Discusses Planning, Execution, and Assessment of Public Affairs in Joint Operations • Addresses Joint Public Affairs during Operations in the Homeland

FM 3-61 Final Edit - United States Army

public affairs core tasks, tenets, and characteristics required of public affairs professionals FM 3-61 updates changes in the military and civilian public affairs career fields, public affairs units and

COMMUNICATION GUIDEBOOK - United States Army

Public affairs is an inherently governmental function, so official spokespersons should be military or DoD/ Army civilian personnel • Appoint a unit public affairs representative (UPAR) to