Dissertation library

Browse through dissertations by our Master in Contemporary Diplomacy graduates. Topics range from international relations, geopolitics, and small state diplomacy, to digital policy, cybersecurity and Internet governance.

Diplo Master’s students complete a dissertation in fulfilment of their Master in Contemporary Diplomacy degree. The Master’s programme is in collaboration with the University of Malta.

Zeljka Desiree Miloshevic, 2015
How is trust defined in Internet governance organisations? (applied ethics in not-for-profit Internet organisations, managing critical Internet resources - a case study on trust)

Eliot Nsega, 2015
The use of Information and Communications Technology (ICTs) in human rights promotion: A case study of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights

Grace Njeri Mutung’u, 2015
Stakeholderism in African Internet Governance: the Case of the .africa gTLD

Veronica Cretu, 2014
The role of diplomatic missions in Open Government

Christian Faure, 2014
Graduating from least developed country to middle income country status: A trap for small island developing states?

Lutine de Boer, 2014
Regional water cooperation in the Arab - Israeli Conflict: A case study of the West Bank

Reem Wahdan-Jarrar, 2014
Palestinian statehood diplomacy: The Palestinian UN bids of 2011-2012

Szilvia Sommer, 2014
Female leadership in conflict prevention, diplomacy and UN peacekeeping initiatives

Talietha Tlhabanello, 2014
An assessment of economic and commercial diplomacy in micro-states: A case study of Namibia

Ezra Thomas, 2013
The evolution of diplomacy in the Caribbean

Ginger Virginia Paque, 2013
Internet governance (IG) as a diplomatic priority

Mary Murphy, 2013
The impact of the Internet on diplomatic reporting: how diplomacy training needs to be adjusted to keep pace