Regional conference on digital diplomacy (RCDD) 2019
Alumni Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy EventsThe Regional Conference on Digital Diplomacy (RCDD) 2019 in Jakarta aims to foster cooperation among countries in the region regarding digital diplomacy. It includes discussions on implementation, challenges, opportunities, and future developments, encouraging collaboration among government, private sector, civil society, and practitioners. The event also highlights opportunities for digital cooperation in the private sector. More information is available on the official event page.
The Diplomacy of Ancient Greece – A Short Introduction
Employed against a warlike background, the diplomatic methods of the ancient Greeks are thought by some to have been useless but by others to have been the most advanced seen prior to modern times.
Diplomacy and Secret Service
Intelligence officers working under diplomatic protection are rarely out of the news for long, and the last two years have been no exception. How did the relationship between diplomacy and secret intelligence come about? What was the impact on it of the bureaucratization of secret intelligence that began in the late nineteenth century? Is diplomatic immunity the only reason why intelligence officers still cluster in embassies and consulates today? What do their diplomatic landlords think about their secret tenants and how do the spooks repay the ambassadors for their lodgings? These are among the key questions considered in this historically grounded work on the contemporary interface between diplomacy and secret service. It also has guidance on further reading and contains numerous illustrations.
Mediation and artificial intelligence: Notes on the future of international conflict resolution
Over the last years AI has emerged as a hot topic with regard to its impact on our political, social, and economic lives.
Chinese translation of ‘An Introduction to Internet Governance’ published
Publications, TimelineChinese translation of 'An Introduction to Internet Governance' by Jovan Kurbalija released on Diplo's website, a renowned guide in digital governance offering insights on key issues and players in the field.
Internet Governance Acronym Glossary
The 2019 edition of the Internet governance Acronym Glossary, compiled by DiploFoundation, contains explanations of over 150 acronyms, initialisms, and abbreviations used in IG parlance. In addition to the complete term, most entries include a concise explanation and a link for further information.
October 2019 Online Courses
Alumni Courses Consular and diaspora diplomacy, Development diplomacy, Economic diplomacy, Language (and) diplomacy, Network security EventsDiplo's October 2019 online courses, including Artifical Intelligence, offer a comprehensive exploration of topics from various perspectives like ethics, human rights, security, governance, and technology. The courses require about seven to ten hours per week over a ten-week part-time study period. Scholarships covering 50-70% of course fees are available for applicants from developing countries. The courses are geared towards working diplomats, international relations professionals, and those seeking to enhance their diplomacy knowledge. To apply or learn more, contact admissions@diplomacy.edu.
Hosting UNCTAD in 2020: Small countries and big stakes
Alumni Development diplomacy, Diplomacy of small states, E-commerce and trade, Internet governance and digital policy, Sustainable development BlogsBarbados will host the UNCTAD quadrennial meeting in 2020, showcasing the significance for small states like Barbados in leading global trade and development discussions. This event provides a platform for sharing experiences and advocating for the inclusion of small developing countries in trade reform discussions. Additionally, it is an opportunity to address climate change impacts on trade and emphasize the unique challenges faced by small island states. Hosted by Barbados, this conference allows small states to demonstrate their capability and importance on the global stage.
July 2017 online courses
Alumni Courses Contemporary diplomacy, Critical internet resources, Diplomatic law, Multilateral diplomacy EventsThe message highlights the Multilateral Diplomacy course offered in July 2017, focusing on aspects like history, rules, and methods, using the UN as an example. It features practical and academic perspectives and interaction with peers and lecturers. Other courses available are 21st Century Diplomacy, Diplomatic Law, and Infrastructure and Critical Internet Resources. These part-time online courses require 5-7 hours per week for 10 weeks and are suitable for diplomats, international relations professionals, and those interested in diplomacy. More details and application deadlines can be found on Diplo's courses website.
Diplo at the APrIGF 2019
Alumni Panels and conferences Capacity development, Content policy, Emerging technologies EventsDiplo will participate in various sessions at the APrIGF 2019 in Vladivostok, Russia, focusing on topics like ethics in computing, misinformation, and the role of Asia Pacific in global internet governance. The forum aims to foster discussions and collaboration while advancing internet governance in the region.
