Master/Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Diplomacy 2019 workshop in Malta
Alumni Courses, Training and workshops Contemporary diplomacy EventsDiploFoundation and the University of Malta are hosting a 10-day workshop in Malta for the 2019 Master/Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Diplomacy program. Participants from around the world will engage in diplomatic sessions covering negotiations, language and influence, and more. The program attracts diplomats, international organization staff, business professionals, and academics. Participants can specialize in Internet Governance. Upon completion of the workshop, they will continue the program online.
Report: Mapping the challenges and opportunities of AI for the conduct of diplomacy
Publications, Timeline Artificial IntelligenceA report commissioned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Finland explores the connection between artificial intelligence and diplomacy, analyzing national strategies, the potential of AI in diplomacy, and its impact on human rights and state responsibilities.
Digital identities: Issues and cases
Alumni Digital divide, E-commerce and trade, Gender rights online, Privacy and data protection, Sustainable development BlogsLow and middle income countries are implementing digital identification systems, raising concerns about privacy and control over personal information. These systems aim to enhance social and economic inclusion but also pose risks such as political manipulation and exclusion of marginalized groups. The shift towards "self-sovereign identity" models, emphasizing individual control and protection of privacy, is proposed as a solution to mitigate these risks. Ensuring that digital identity promotes the common good and protects individuals from harm requires a balance between state surveillance capabilities and safeguarding human rights.
Science fiction meets policy | Policy meets science fiction
AI & art, AI & linguistics, AI & philosophy, Events, Timeline Geneva Digital Talks Artificial Intelligence EventsThe text discusses an event that explores the intersection of science fiction with digital politics, aiming to bring together sci-fi authors, enthusiasts, policymakers, and diplomats to discuss the impact of technological developments on society. By analyzing various sci-fi concepts, the event aims to inspire critical thinking about the future, emphasizing the importance of digital policy and governance in shaping our collective destiny. Through interactive sessions and curated readings, participants will delve into topics such as artificial intelligence, robotics, and Afrofuturism, encouraging innovative approaches to policy-making.
New publication: The Diplomacy of Ancient Greece
Publications, TimelineG.R. Berridge explores ancient Greek diplomacy in his publication, portraying it as either advanced or useless. The book delves into the conditions, personnel, forms, and effectiveness of this diplomacy.
Capacity Development 2019 online course
Alumni Courses Capacity development EventsThe Diplo Capacity Development online course offers quality materials, effective exchanges, and practical information shared by participants like Vanessa Stoz from Lux-Development. This course emphasizes a paradigm shift towards active involvement in development practices, addressing the broader environment in which change occurs. Developed with support from various organizations, the course equips participants with key concepts and skills for successful capacity development initiatives. Register by January 14, 2019, to benefit from this valuable learning opportunity.
The impact of AI on diplomacy and international relations 2018
Events, Timeline Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence, International relations and diplomacy EventsAn event organized by DiploFoundation and the Center for Data Innovation addressed the impact of artificial intelligence on diplomacy and international relations. The event featured discussions, panels of experts, and key findings from a report on AI's challenges and opportunities in diplomatic practices. The event highlighted the need for further research, capacity development, and practice in this field to address the significant impact AI will have on international relations, including new topics, geostrategic shifts, and ethical considerations.
Students graduate Master in Contemporary Diplomacy – 2018
Alumni Digital diplomacy, Diplomatic theory and practice, Internet governance and digital policy BlogsIn 2018, eleven students graduated with a Master in Contemporary Diplomacy from the University of Malta and DiploFoundation, with six specializing in Internet governance. Their research topics ranged from education diplomacy in Africa to cybersecurity in Ethiopia. The graduation ceremony took place in Malta, celebrating months of study. The program, which includes a residential workshop and online study, offers an option to specialize in Internet governance. Congratulations were extended to the graduates and appreciation to the faculty. The next program will commence in February 2019.
Diplo & the Geneva Internet Platform at the 13th Internet Governance Forum
Alumni Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence, Capacity development EventsDiplo Foundation and the Geneva Internet Platform will be actively participating at the 13th Internet Governance Forum in Paris. They will offer workshops, just-in-time session reports, and daily summaries. Sessions include discussions on capacity development in Internet governance and the future of diplomacy. Visit their booth at the event Village for publications and newsletters. Alumni are welcome to join a get-together during the forum.
Diplo and the GIP at the 13th IGF
Conferences, TimelineDiplo and the GIP's involvement at the 13th IGF in Paris in November 2018 included delivering numerous event reports, conducting sessions on capacity development and the future of diplomacy.
