Anchoring a negotiation
aldo 5-10.000, DeepDipThe text delves into the concept of anchoring in negotiations, emphasizing how the initial offer sets the tone and influences subsequent offers. Anchoring, though often outlandish, guides the negotiation path. Understanding this dynamic can lead to favorable outcomes, but the approach must be tailored to the specific context. Diplomacy and public discourse similarly benefit from anchoring strategies. The influence of cognitive biases, power dynamics, and the importance of commitment in negotiations are explored. Ultimately, behavioral economics sheds light on negotiation tactics, highlighting the interplay between rational and reflexive decision-making processes.
Hidden in plain view – I
aldo 5-10.000, DeepDipHumans communicate differences while presuming commonalities. Unspoken assumptions shape interactions within shared cultures, but these assumptions can lead to misunderstandings, especially between different cultures. The importance of recognizing hidden differences, even when they are apparent, is highlighted through an example involving a provocative statement at a world exhibition. The tendency to reject realities that challenge self-affirmation is discussed as a psychological trick. This emphasizes the impact of unseen differences in plain sight, leading to misinterpretations and conflicts.
IG capacity building programmes broached
Courses, TimelineEuroDIG initiatives were discussed at the 48th General Assembly, including collaboration with various stakeholders and potential capacity building programs by Diplo.
International Forum on Diplomatic Training – 40th Meeting of Deans and Directors of Diplomatic Academies and Schools of International Affairs
Alumni Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy EventsAt the 40th Meeting of Deans and Directors of Diplomatic Academies and Schools of International Affairs in Baku, Dr. Jovan Kurbalija led a workshop on eDiplomacy Training, focusing on preparing young diplomats for the evolving landscape of international politics influenced by Internet advancements.
Preparing young diplomats
Courses, TimelineDr. Jovan Kurbalija conducted a workshop on E-diplomacy Training at the 40th meeting in Baku in September 2012. The session aimed to equip young diplomats with the necessary skills to navigate the evolving digital landscape in international politics.
Cyberwar and cybercrime
Events, TimelineVladimir Radunovic participated in a panel discussion at the 2012 Belgrade Security Forum, focusing on cyberwar and cybercrime, emphasizing global cooperation as vital for effective governance in this realm.
Public diplomacy workshop in Cape Town
Events, TimelineA successful Public Diplomacy workshop was conducted in Cape Town at the South African Parliament by Dr. Alex Trigona, Liz Galvez, and Pete Cranston. Participants positively responded to both traditional public diplomacy topics and e-diplomacy.
Public Diplomacy Workshop, Cape Town
Alumni Training and workshops Public diplomacy EventsA Public Diplomacy Workshop was conducted by Diplo Foundation at the South African Parliament in Cape Town in September 2012 to enhance the institution's public diplomacy capacity. The workshop focused on both theoretical and practical aspects of public diplomacy, equipping participants with relevant skills through interactive sessions and case studies.
Online course in Policy Research Methodology 2012
Alumni Courses Capacity development, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsAn 8-week online course in Policy Research Methodology starting on 17 September 2012, part of the Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme's Policy Phase. The course introduces analytical insights on strategy and development topics through a research proposal exercise. Applications closed on 31 August 2012. A project-based approach is followed, allowing practical and theoretical knowledge application in assignments. Visit the course page for more information.
Public diplomacy for South African diplomats
Events, TimelineSouth African diplomats participated in a workshop on Public Diplomacy in 2012, focusing on traditional and e-diplomacy topics. The workshop included senior staff, armed forces, and police, concluding with group exercises on developing a strategy for South Africa's upcoming chairing role in the African Union.
