[Podcast] Diplomacy between tradition and innovation
Podcast Diplomatic functions and tools, History of diplomacy BlogsAmbassador Stefano Baldi discusses the relationship between technology and diplomacy, emphasizing continuity, change, tradition, and innovation. He shares insights on technological advancements in diplomacy over the past 30 years and offers advice to aspiring diplomats. Baldi, a career diplomat, has held various positions within the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and has a strong background in international relations, diplomacy, and management. His research interests include diplomatic management, social media for international affairs, and books authored by diplomats, with a substantial publication record in these areas.
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[Podcast] Diving into Digital #2: From first cyber diplomat to capacity-building champion
Podcast Diplomatic career, Capacity development BlogsThe episode features Mr. Chris Painter, the first cyber diplomat and current board president of the Global Forum on Cyber Expertise Foundation. Discussed topics include cyber norms, the role of cyber diplomats, and effective collaboration between diplomats and non-diplomats. Painter highlights the importance of a whole-of-government approach and emphasizes the need for a global conversation on cyber capacity-building and norms. Join the conversation by providing feedback and suggesting future interviewees for the Diving into Digital podcast series.
[Podcast] Soft and hard power of Byzantine diplomacy
Podcast History of diplomacy, Byzantine diplomacy BlogsProf. Jonathan Shepard discusses the soft and hard power of Byzantine diplomacy in a podcast, exploring the tactics behind the Empire's longevity for over 1,000 years. He is a renowned historian with expertise in Byzantine diplomacy, having published extensively on related topics.
[Podcast] The history of drinks and diplomacy: An interview with Tom Standage
Podcast Diplomatic theory and practice, History of diplomacy BlogsTom Standage, deputy editor of The Economist, discussed the role of drinks in ancient diplomacy during an interview as part of an online series on the History of Diplomacy and Technology led by Dr. Jovan Kurbalija. Standage highlighted how beverages like beer, wine, rum, tea, and coffee have historically facilitated diplomatic discussions.
3/4 Interview with Amb. Joseph Cassar: Sensitivity to language
Podcast BlogsAmb. Joseph Cassar discusses fostering sensitivity to language among junior diplomats in an episode, focusing on changes in reading and interacting with text.
2/4 Interview with Amb. Joseph Cassar: Is diplomacy art or science
Podcast BlogsAmbassador Joseph Cassar discusses whether diplomacy is an art or a science, highlighting the challenges of theorizing something as complex as international relations. Diplomacy is often taught through various theories, but these theories may not always effectively explain or predict real-world diplomatic scenarios.
4/4 Interview with Amb. Joseph Cassar: Persuasion in diplomacy
Podcast BlogsAmbassador Joseph Cassar discusses the significance of persuasion in diplomacy in a Q&A session in episode 4/4.
