[Webinar] The fight for Net Neutrality
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Net neutrality and zero-rating EventsThe webinar discusses the current state of Net Neutrality amidst changing regulations and opinions worldwide, including rulings in the U.S. and EU, Brazil's laws, and global discussions encouraged by Internet governance bodies. The session covers recent developments, disagreements, implications on developing nations, and prospects for Net Neutrality globally. Hosted by an expert, the webinar invites participants to explore these critical issues.
[Webinar] The role of governments in Internet governance
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsAn upcoming webinar will discuss the evolving role of governments in Internet governance, examining recent events like the World Telecommunications Policy Forum, US Congress bill, and developments in Beijing. Dr. Jeremy Malcolm from Consumers International will lead the discussion. Topics include updates from these events, impacts on the governance process, and future expectations. The webinar will be interactive, allowing participants to ask questions. Although registrations are closed, a podcast and presentation materials will be available for viewing.
[Webinar] Renaissance diplomacy, invention of printing press and early ‘social media’
Webinars History of diplomacy and technology EventsJoin a webinar on Renaissance diplomacy, the printing press, and early social media, highlighting diplomacy's evolution in the Renaissance era. The webinar has been rescheduled to Wednesday, June 4th, at 13:00.
[Webinar] Small island developing states and the IG process
Webinars Diplomacy of small states, Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe webinar discusses the recent acknowledgment of the importance of including small island developing states in the Internet governance process. Despite regional cooperation among these states, their voices are often unheard on the international stage. The webinar aims to delve into the challenges and impacts faced by these states in participating in the governance process and explore potential next steps. Tracy Hackshaw from Trinidad and Tobago will discuss the outcome document and the participation of small island developing states in the governance process.
[Webinar] Does diplomatic law really protect?
Webinars Diplomatic law EventsThe webinar discusses the complexities of diplomatic law in the 21st century, highlighting issues like the monitoring of diplomatic communications. It questions the effectiveness of the Vienna Conventions in protecting diplomats, proposing new conventions. The conflict between traditional protections and newer treaties like the Convention Against Torture is explored. The webinar aims to provide insights on the future implications of these developments on diplomacy. Alan Franklin, an expert on Diplomatic Law, will lead the session on May 20th, addressing these critical topics.
[Webinar] Diplomacy and technology in the Roman Empire: a focus on the Byzantine period
Webinars History of diplomacy and technology EventsA webinar focusing on diplomacy and technology in the Byzantine period of the Roman Empire took place, showcasing how Byzantium upheld diplomatic traditions post-Roman Empire. By utilizing sophisticated diplomatic techniques and establishing early foreign relations structures like a Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Byzantium managed to navigate a landscape surrounded by hostile tribes. Specific attention was given to their treaty practices, particularly with Russian rulers. The webinar offered insights into how Byzantium adapted diplomatic strategies to maintain control in a post-Roman world.
[Webinar] Outcomes of NETmundial
Webinars Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsA webinar will discuss outcomes of the NETmundial meeting in Brazil. Views on success vary; some find it supportive of multistakeholder processes but lacking in privacy protection and human rights advocacy. The meeting showcased vigorous negotiation involving all stakeholders. Successes include backing for an annual meeting and a focus on developing countries. Notable exclusions were principles related to privacy, copyright, and net neutrality. The webinar will delve into the final document's principles and roadmap, stakeholder participation, and what lies ahead post-NETmundial. Registrations are closed for the event on Friday 25th April at 11:00.
[Webinar] NETmundial: On the path to Brazil
Webinars Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsA webinar will provide updates on preparations for the Global Multistakeholder Meeting on Internet Governance in Brazil. Updates from Latin America will be discussed, focusing on expectations for the meeting's outcomes, community involvement, top agenda items, and Latin American influence. The webinar is set for March 28th.
[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.
[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.
