Raymond Saner is Titular Professor at Basel University. He is the co-founder of CSEND, a Geneva based NGRDO with ECOSOC accreditation and consultative status (since 1993).
Born in Switzerland in 1947 and a Swiss citizen, he is fluent in German, English and French. He holds a doctorate in Social Psychology from the Union Graduate School, Cincinnati, Ohio, Master in Edu, Lesley U. Cambridge and a BA in Economics, U. of Basle.
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2007
The evolving nature of diplomacy now extends beyond traditional state relations to include non-state actors, presenting new challenges for diplomats a... Read more
2008
The key points on negotiation strategies, tactics, motivation, behavior, and leadership are covered in the book "The Expert Negotiator." It provides v... Read more
2011
Education plays a crucial role in fostering personal and social development, as well as economic growth. Government policies play a dominant role in ... Read more
2004
The goal of this article is to introduce readers to the complexity of the organisational culture of UN agencies in order to limit possible misundersta... Read more
2006
Lichia Yiu and Raymond Sanner describe in detail the application of development diplomacy in the context of international co-operation for poverty red... Read more
2006
Raymond Saner addresses the growing influence non state actors are having on policy dialogue and policy negotiations in international development. San... Read more
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