What is e-diplomacy anyway?
Digital diplomacy BlogsE-diplomacy involves using the internet and technology for conducting international relations. It is considered a subset of e-governance and is also called cyber diplomacy, net diplomacy, or digital diplomacy. However, its usage has been declining in recent years compared to cyber and digital diplomacy.
Welcome to E-diplomacy Initiative!
Digital diplomacy BlogsE-diplomacy is a method of conducting diplomacy and international relations using the internet and ICTs. It is a growing field that involves using tools like social media and virtual embassies to influence global policy. DiploFoundation has been at the forefront of e-diplomacy for fifteen years, offering courses, hosting conferences, and publishing materials on the topic. The initiative aims to provide a platform for discussion and knowledge sharing among practitioners and enthusiasts of e-diplomacy. Join in to explore the exciting developments in this field!
Is ambiguity an effective diplomatic tool?
Ambiguity BlogsThe blog post looks into the strategic use of ambiguous language in diplomacy, weighing its potential for flexibility against the risks of misinterpretation. It illustrates how ambiguity can be a double-edged sword, enabling diplomats to navigate sensitive issues while also posing challenges for clear communication.
Ambiguity: Clause on aborition (1994 Cairo Conference on Population)
Ambiguity BlogsThe author examines the careful wording of the abortion clause at the Cairo Conference, showcasing how ambiguity allowed for a consensus among differing views. This case highlights ambiguity's role in achieving agreement on contentious issues by accommodating diverse perspectives within a single statement.
