The Impact of the Internet on Modern Diplomacy
Panels and conferences Contemporary diplomacy EventsThe panel discussion hosted by the Embassy of Switzerland in South Africa focused on the impact of the Internet on modern diplomacy, exploring the balance between transparency and discretion, as well as cybersecurity and human rights in the digital era.
PRAU Roundtable on Cyber Security
Panels and conferences Network security EventsThe PRAU Roundtable on Cyber Security gathered diplomats, security officials, and academics in South Africa to discuss cybersecurity, featuring presentations on global threats, South Africa's policy framework, and cybersecurity in the public sector. Discussions centered on South Africa's collaboration with international initiatives in this field.
Migration and Development 2014 online course
Alumni Courses Migration, Sustainable development EventsThe Migration and Development 2014 online course discusses the connection between international migration and economic and social development. It covers legal frameworks, governmental policies on diasporas, and case studies illustrating the impact on development. Participants will engage in research, discussions, and projects to analyze and apply concepts, compare country experiences, and evaluate existing practices. Hosted by Instituto Matías Romero and DiploFoundation, the course is available in English and Spanish. Applications are open until September 1, 2014.
[Webinar] How to overcome IG policy silos on global and national levels
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsA webinar will address the challenge of overcoming policy silos at global and national levels, inviting input on practical approaches to create policy coherence. Participants can join the discussion, contribute to a survey, and help bridge gaps between different sectors to foster constructive dialogue. The outcomes of these discussions will be part of the upcoming Geneva Internet Conference, emphasizing the importance of coordination across actors in tackling cross-cutting Internet policy issues. To participate, register for the webinar scheduled for September 16th.
Global Health Diplomacy 2014 online course
Alumni Courses Health diplomacy EventsThe message introduces a course on global health diplomacy focusing on negotiating health issues in an interconnected world. It emphasizes the need for new skills to navigate global regimes, international agreements, and various stakeholder relationships. Led by Professor Ilona Kickbusch, the 8-week interactive course is jointly organized by the Global Health Programme at Graduate Institute Geneva and DiploFoundation, addressing challenges in health diplomacy. Interested individuals are encouraged to apply by August 1, 2014, by visiting the course webpage for more information.
[Webinar] Outcomes of IGF 2014
Webinars EventsA webinar will cover the outcomes of the 9th Internet Governance Forum, discussing topics such as privacy, surveillance, human rights, and the future of internet governance. Over 3,000 participants attended the event in Istanbul, with new features like a Best Practice track. The webinar recording is available for those who missed it.
[Briefing #7] Internet governance in July and August 2014
Briefings Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe Geneva Briefing on Internet Governance is held monthly and offers updates on global digital policies. A webinar is planned for September 9, 2014, from Istanbul. They summarize digital political events and provide insights, with the next webinar on September 2, 2014. Subscription info: gip@diplomacy.edu.
DiploFoundation at 9th Internet Governance Forum
Panels and conferences EventsDiploFoundation actively participated at the 9th Internet Governance Forum centered on enhancing multistakeholder Internet governance. Various events and workshops were held, featuring speakers like Dr. Jovan Kurbalija. Additionally, the organization launched the latest edition of its book on Internet governance. A wide array of discussions on Internet policy, human rights, and future infrastructure took place. DiploFoundation provided capacity building initiatives and hosted a booth to educate attendees on fundamental concepts in Internet governance. Meetings, webinars, and roundtable discussions were conducted, showcasing Diplo's commitment to fostering dialogue and education in the field.
MIKTA Diplomacy: New dynamism or more of the same?
Panels and conferences Humanitarian diplomacy, Sustainable development EventsOn April 24, 2015, MIKTA countries (Mexico, Indonesia, Republic of Korea, Turkey, and Australia) and DiploFoundation organized a seminar focusing on how diplomacy can influence diverse global issues. The event featured discussions on trade, humanitarian affairs, governance reform, and health diplomacy. MIKTA countries aim to strengthen multilateralism, support global stability, and find creative solutions to challenges. This cooperation involves over 500 million people with significant trade and a shared interest in global governance reforms. Prof. Saner presented on trade agreements, emphasizing the importance of multilateral efforts. Further information can be obtained from Diplo contact Tereza Horejsova.
The invention of the telegraph and the golden age in the history of diplomacy [Webinar]
EventsExplore the golden age of diplomacy marked by the invention of the telegraph, a period between the Congress of Vienna and World War I known for its peaceful nature. The telegraph played a key role in separating communication from transportation, shaping modern diplomacy. Attend the advanced webinar hosted by Jovan Kurbalija on this topic for a deeper insight on the evolution of technology and diplomacy.
