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Ambassador Kishan Rana indicates the cultivation of relations and the credibility of diplomats as the basis for persuasion in diplomacy.
Source: Persuasion, The Essence of Diplomacy
In our families, in our jobs, in our political dynamic at a national level, we always try to persuade others, first and foremost.
Source: Persuasion, The Essence of Diplomacy
Paper delivered by Ambassador Victor Camilleri during the E-diplomacy panel on Diplomatic Reporting in the Internet Era after WikiLeaks, held on 9 February, 2011.
Source: e-Diplomacy Library
'There is a need to address these challenges to enhance the capacity of the AU organs, institutions and member states to better respond to instances of ICT policy in Africa.
Source: Emerging Leaders for the Digital World (2011)
A collection of abstracts from research projects conducted during the 2010/2011 Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme (IGCBP)
Source: Internet governance research paper
‘I believe whistle-blowing websites have a greater role to play in the future of the humankind.
Source: Emerging Leaders for the Digital World (2011)
‘It is necessary to ensure the responsible use of technology and to stress the innovation and knowledge sharing that technology allows over the opportunity for piracy, slander, and other ‘...
Source: Emerging Leaders for the Digital World (2011)
‘With the number of training courses I have attended, including attending the Internet Governance Forum (IGF), I have learnt a lot.’
Source: Emerging Leaders for the Digital World (2011)
This paper explains main concepts of e-participation, including aims, various aspects, how to participate remotely, as well as how to organise e-participation for an international event (organisational and technical aspects).
Source: e-Diplomacy Library