What can we learn from Ancient Greek diplomacy? [Webinar]
EventsExplore Ancient Greek diplomacy's impact, including the origin of the term 'diplomacy,' open plenary sessions, proto-telegraph communication methods, and advancements in crypto-protected communication. Join Dr. Jovan Kurbalija for a webinar discussing these topics and more.
[Webinar] What can we learn from Ancient Greek diplomacy?
Webinars History of diplomacy and technology EventsThe webinar explores Ancient Greek diplomacy, focusing on their unique practices like oratory, extra-territoriality, plenary sessions, proto-telegraph, and crypto-protected communication. Dr. Jovan Kurbalija leads the discussion on these innovations and their relevance today.
6th workshop on Modern Diplomacy for Small States
Alumni, Timeline Training and workshops Diplomacy of small states EventsThe 6th workshop on Modern Diplomacy for Small States, hosted by DiploFoundation, with support from the Government of Malta and the Commonwealth Fund, is scheduled for the end of March in Malta. Targeted at professionals in senior/middle management positions in foreign affairs, it addresses diplomatic challenges specific to small states. The event features experienced diplomats as speakers, sharing insights on managing such challenges. This workshop is financially backed by the Malta-Commonwealth Third Country Training Programme and organized in collaboration with the Commonwealth Secretariat. Visit the workshop website for further details on the agenda and faculty.
[Webinar] Bilateral Summit Diplomacy: Working for Success
Webinars Bilateral diplomacy EventsThe webinar explores essential components of productive bilateral summits, emphasizing a continual relationship-building process. It discusses the importance of preparation, content, and follow-up stages, as well as inclusive elements like delegation composition and media involvement. The significance of treating summits as part of a broader diplomatic strategy is highlighted. The webinar, hosted by Ambassador Kishan S Rana, delves into these Diplomacy Essentials on March 18, 2014.
Session on Cybersurveillance: Geneva International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights
Panels and conferences EventsThe Geneva International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights will feature a session on cybersurveillance with prominent speakers like Julian Assange and Baltasar Garzon. The festival, initiated in 2003, aligns with the UN Human Rights Council's main session, offering an open platform for discussions on human rights issues. A screening of "The Snowden Files" movie precedes the cybersurveillance session. For further details, visit the festival's website. The recorded discussion is accessible online.
[Webinar] The European Commission’s proposal on Internet governance negotiations
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Critical internet resources EventsThe European Commission proposed actions for globalizing internet governance, with a focus on transparency, accountability, and inclusivity. While the proposal generated praise, it also sparked debate, leading to calls for further discussions within the European Parliament. The webinar will discuss the proposal, the Commission's plans for negotiations, and expectations for the future. Participants can engage with speakers and registration is required. The webinar will take place on Friday, 7th March, at 12 pm.
From clay to digital tablets: What can we learn from the ancient diplomacy? [Webinar]
EventsThe webinar will delve into the evolution of diplomacy and technology, focusing on the Ancient World, highlighting the significance of writing in communication. It will explore diplomacy in Babylon, Sumeria, Egypt, and more, tracing the transition from clay to digital tablets for insights into the future of e-diplomacy. Registration for the live webinar is closed, featuring Jovan Kurbalija on March 5.
[Webinar] From clay to digital tablets: What can we learn from the ancient diplomacy?
Webinars History of diplomacy and technology EventsThe webinar by Diplos will delve into the evolution of diplomacy and technology from ancient times to the present. It will explore the impact of writing on communication and examine diplomatic practices in civilizations like Babylon, Sumeria, Egypt, and more. The session aims to draw parallels between ancient diplomacy evolving from clay tablets to digital formats and its implications for modern e-diplomacy. Jovan Kurbalija will lead the webinar on Wednesday, March 5.
[Webinar] Geneva Briefing on Internet Governance (March 2014)
Briefings Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe Geneva Briefing on Internet Governance is a monthly webinar providing updates on global digital politics. The webinars summarize major developments, discussing topics like cybersecurity, surveillance, and privacy. The next briefing on March 4th, 2014, will cover events from February, including the European Commission's stance on Internet governance and other key initiatives. Future plans for March will also be highlighted. The webinars are hosted by Vladimir Radunovic and feature guest speaker Dr. Jovan Kurbalija. Digests and recordings are available online, and subscriptions to stay informed are encouraged.
Briefing for Geneva permanent missions: just-in-time course on Internet governance
Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe briefing discusses a just-in-time course on Internet governance for diplomats in Geneva, presented by the Geneva Internet Platform and DiploFoundation. The course covers various aspects of Internet governance such as digital politics, infrastructure, legal issues, economics, sociocultural factors, and development. It will be delivered online and includes Thursday luncheon events for in-person discussions with experts. The course runs from March to May 2014, with a fee of Euro 1000. Scholarships are available for participants from developing countries. Contact Tereza Horejsova at DiploFoundation for more information.
