Report on cybersecurity cooperation in the Western Balkans
Author/s: Adriana Minovic, Adel Abusara, Eranda Begaj, Vladimir Erceg, Predrag Tasevski, Vladimir Radunovic, Franziska Klopfer,
Source: Cybersecurity
Report on cybersecurity competence building trends in OECD countries
Author/s: Vladimir Radunovic, David Rüfenacht,
Source: Cybersecurity
On Diplo’s blog, in Diplo’s classrooms, and at Diplo’s events, dialogues stretch over a series of entries, comments, and exchanges and may even linger. DiploDialogue summarises. It’s like in sports events: DiploDialogue aims to bring focus by deleting what, in hindsight, is less relevant.
Author/s: Aldo Matteucci and Katharina Höne,
Source: DiploDialogue
Dr Alex Sceberras Trigona stresses that not only persuasion but also resisting persuasion is highly important for small states, which tend to be seen as the ‘diplomatic prey’ of great powers.
Author/s: Alex Sceberras Trigona,
Source: Persuasion, The Essence of Diplomacy
Peacetime Regime for State Activities in Cyberspace (ed by Katharine Ziolkowski) covers in a multi-disciplinary approach the technical, legal, policy and diplomacy aspects of State activities in cyberspace during peacetime.
Author/s: Dr Jovan Kurbalija,
Source: Other
Dr Biljana Scott’s article on framing an argument introduces the linguistic and rhetoric aspects of persuasion.
Author/s: Biljana Scott,
Source: Persuasion, The Essence of Diplomacy
The increasing militarisation of cyber-space comes in response to fears of critical damage caused by digital weapons like Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS).
Author/s: Vladimir Radunovic,
Source: Other
Genuine, honest persuasion cannot be rhetoric, cannot be show, and cannot be theatrics. It has to be something that you genuinely believe in, and people sense this.
Author/s: Joe Borg,
Source: Persuasion, The Essence of Diplomacy
Dr Milan Jazbec, a practitioner and researcher in diplomacy, positions a discussion on persuasion in the sociology of diplomacy. Social context determines both diplomacy and persuasion.
Author/s: Milan Jazbec,
Source: Persuasion, The Essence of Diplomacy
Aldo Matteucci explores the relevance of social context for persuasion. Since persuasion leads to change, we should look into the mechanisms of change in society.
Author/s: Aldo Matteucci,
Source: Persuasion, The Essence of Diplomacy