Course in e-diplomacy
UncategorizedA course in e-diplomacy is discussed, accompanied by background questions available at a specific link.
Translate climate
Milestones, TimelineIn November 2011, during a climate change conference in Durban, discussions raised concerns about understanding climate change universally. Diplo initiated the Translate Climate project to engage people in translating climate illustrations into different languages for broader comprehension.
Diplo director speaks at College of Europe’s int’l conference
Alumni Panels and conferences Capacity development, Digital diplomacy EventsDr. Jovan Kurbalija discussed capacity building for e-diplomacy at the College of Europe's international conference. He highlighted the challenge of cognitive illusion in using social media effectively, emphasizing the need for sustained learning and adaptation. Dr. Kurbalija proposed a structured approach to e-diplomacy capacity building, spanning one day for technical training, one month for individual proficiency, and one year for institutional readiness. Additionally, he was appointed as a visiting professor at the College of Europe. Follow-up resources include his blog post and live tweeting from the event (#coleurope).
Diplo director addresses Presidents of Parliaments of small European states
Alumni Panels and conferences EventsDr. Jovan Kurbalija, Diplo director, spoke at a conference for Presidents of Parliaments of small European states in Malta on Parliamentary Diplomacy's role in international affairs. The conference adopted a Joint Declaration to enhance parliamentary diplomacy, including plans for training and capacity building in the field.
The role of parliamentary diplomacy
Courses, TimelineDr Jovan Kurbalija discussed parliamentary diplomacy's role in building confidence and inclusiveness in international affairs at a conference of Small European States' Presidents. The event concluded with a joint declaration on enhancing parliamentary diplomacy, including plans for training and capacity building in this area.
Jua Kali – short explanation of Internet and its governance
DeepDipThe text explains internet governance through the lens of the 'Jua Kali' concept, highlighting the adaptability and informality shaping digital regulation.
Preparations under way for the 6th IGF [Updated]
Alumni Panels and conferences EventsPreparations are ongoing for the 6th Internet Governance Forum, featuring workshops by Diplo on various topics and the launch of new publications. The previous year's event in Nairobi drew significant participation with numerous sessions and remote hubs. Stay tuned for the latest updates.
Diplo at 6th IGF in Nairobi: workshops and events
Alumni Training and workshops Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsDiplo is actively participating in workshops and events at the 6th IGF in Nairobi from September 27-30, including sessions on content access, internet governance mapping, e-participation principles, and more. They are also launching publications, such as the Emerging Leaders for the Digital World and the Book of Abstracts, showcasing research papers on various internet-related topics. Participants can engage through hashtags like #igfbuzz and #igf11 on social media. For more information, visit Diplo's website.
Complexity and diplomacy
RevisitThe text discusses the intricate relationship between complexity and diplomacy. It delves into the evolution of human behavior, the emergence of cultural adaptation over genetic evolution, and the gradual development of diplomatic rules and processes. The text emphasizes the importance of creativity and flexibility in diplomacy, drawing parallels with the evolving nature of rules and social behaviors.
Migration and development
Courses, TimelineIn September 2011, the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs teamed up with Diplo to provide an online course on Migration and Development, offering a conceptual framework and analytical tools to understand the link between international migration and economic and social development.
