[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.
[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.
Book launch: two recent books on Internet governance
Webinars Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsLaunch of two recent books on Internet governance and telecommunication policy in Geneva on 24 February 2014. The books are "The Evolution of Global Internet Governance: Principles and Policies in the Making" by Weber, Radu, and Chenou, and "The New International Telecommunication Regulations and the Internet: A Commentary and Legislative History" by Richard Hill. The event includes discussions by the authors on current Internet governance developments. Register via e-mail by 20 February for participation followed by light refreshments.
[Webinar] Evolution of Diplomacy and Technology
Webinars History of diplomacy and technology EventsThe webinar series explores the evolution of diplomacy and technology, drawing connections between historical developments and contemporary practices. The first webinar delves into Diplomacy in the Prehistoric Era, highlighting the similarities between ancient diplomatic negotiations and modern techniques. The series aims to discuss the impact of technological advancements like the telegraph and radio on diplomacy, as well as the influence of e-communication on human empathy. Registration is closed for this insightful journey through the history of diplomacy and technology.
[Webinar] Internet governance in 2014: Between change and continuity
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsThe webinar discusses upcoming events in Internet governance for the year 2014, focusing on known knowns and known unknowns. It aims to predict policy developments and shape future discussions. The event, led by Dr. Jovan Kurbalija, explores the implications of the upcoming São Paulo meeting and other key events. It also emphasizes the presence of unknown unknowns that could impact digital politics in the future. The webinar provides an opportunity for participants to engage in these predictions and discussions.
[Webinar] Public ‘enters’ diplomatic rooms worldwide via social media
Webinars History of diplomacy and technology EventsA webinar explores how the Internet has revolutionized diplomatic negotiations, allowing constant communication, online coordination, and global public access through video broadcasting and diplomatic tweeting. It highlights the impact of technology on diplomacy, questioning the effectiveness of negotiations, the need for new skills by diplomats, and future challenges. Dr. Jovan Kurbalija will delve into this topic in an upcoming webinar on Friday, December 13th, discussing the inclusive nature of global diplomacy in the digital age.
[Webinar] International law for diplomats
Webinars Diplomatic law EventsA webinar will discuss how international law impacts diplomats' duties and how diplomats influence international law. Topics include diplomats' actions affecting their home country, dealing with crises, testimonial obligations, and immunity. The webinar is hosted by Mr. Alan Franklin on December 10, 2013.
[Webinar] The Internet of Things
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Internet of things EventsThe webinar discusses the Internet of Things, focusing on the potential impact and challenges of widespread adoption. Ms. Desiree Miloshevic from Afilias will provide insights on commercial adoption, issues, and governance concerns. The webinar, originally scheduled for November 28th, has been rescheduled for December 4th due to technical issues. Registration is closed, but participants can engage in discussions on this evolving concept.
[Webinar] Diplomacy and information gathering in the ‘post-Snowden’ era
Webinars Foreign policy EventsThe webinar discussed using search engines, Wikipedia, and blogs for diplomatic information gathering, emphasizing the importance of managing, validating, and analyzing data in the digital age. It contrasted lawful diplomatic methods with clandestine intelligence tactics post-Snowden, highlighting the distinctions between diplomacy and intelligence functions within foreign affairs. Diplomats are urged to gather information through legal means, avoiding espionage. Dr. Jovan Kurbalija led the webinar on Diplomacy and information gathering in the 'post-Snowden' era, delving into the evolving landscape of diplomatic information collection.
[Webinar] Global Internet politics after IGF 2013 in Bali: developments and outcomes
Webinars EventsA webinar will discuss the outcomes of the 8th IGF meeting, highlighting Internet politics developments and the Brazil/Initiative. Dr. Jovan Kurbalija will lead the discussion on Internet surveillance conclusions and the global digital politics landscape. The webinar will take place on Thursday, October 31, at 14:00 pm.
