[Webinar] Renaissance Diplomacy and the Reformation
Webinars History of diplomacy and technology EventsThe text discusses a webinar on Renaissance diplomacy and the Reformation, focusing on the impact of the printing press and diplomatic techniques borrowed from Byzantine. It highlights the evolution of diplomacy, the diminishing influence of the Church, and the role of diplomats in spreading knowledge during this period of limited transportation. The webinar aims to delve deeper into these historical developments.
[Webinar] E-participation
Webinars Remote participation EventsA Diplo webinar on E-participation discussed the impact of social media, remote participation, and open government initiatives on International Organizations and Development Agencies. Topics included the effectiveness of social media engagement, transparency through remote participation, and the relevance of open government initiatives on an international scale. The webinar took the form of an Oxford-style debate with six participants. To watch the recording or learn more, visit the provided link or contact Guy Girardet with any questions.
[Webinar] The threat of cyber-attacks
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Cyberconflict and warfare, Network security EventsA webinar discussing the serious threat of cyber-attacks, highlighted by the recent massive attack on Spamhaus. The event will delve into the consequences, scale, and prevention of such attacks, urging states and institutions to consider the implications. Vladimir Radunovic, a cybersecurity expert, will provide insights during the webinar. Registration is closed, but the recording will be available for those interested.
[Webinar] Essential E-tools for diplomats
Webinars Digital diplomacy, Diplomatic functions and tools EventsA webinar on essential e-tools for diplomats with Mr. Stefano Baldi, a pioneer in e-diplomacy, has concluded. The webinar focused on understanding e-tools, building a fundamental e-toolbox, exploring non-essential but helpful tools in e-diplomacy, and discussing the skills required for modern diplomats. The recording or digest of the webinar is available for further insight.
[Webinar] ICANN’s new engagement strategy in the developing world
Webinars Critical internet resources EventsA webinar will discuss ICANN's new engagement strategy in the developing world led by Dr. Tarek Kamel, Senior Advisor to the President. The strategy includes expanding operational hubs, opening new offices in stakeholder-dense areas, and developing regional engagement strategies. Initiatives like workshops aim to engage populations with low participation in Internet governance. Webinar participation was free with registration required.
[Webinar] What can Twitter diplomacy learn from Ancient Greek diplomacy?
Webinars History of diplomacy and technology EventsThe webinar discussed Ancient Greek diplomacy, focusing on the role of orators, extra-territoriality principles, innovative communication methods, and crypto-protected communication. The event aimed to explore how Ancient Greek diplomacy, delivered in plenary sessions, was possibly the most open form in history, even including early telegraph-like developments. Jovan Kurbalija led the discussion, showcasing the intersections of diplomacy and technology in Ancient Greece.
[Webinar] Twitter: the fastest-growing tool for diplomats
Webinars Digital diplomacy, Diplomatic functions and tools EventsTwitter has become a prominent communication tool for diplomats globally, offering quick engagement and access to information. The webinar discussed the evolution of Twitter in diplomacy and its benefits for diplomats, focusing on communication, engagement, crisis management, risks, and challenges. Diplomats find Twitter particularly useful for their day-to-day activities. The webinar aimed to explore Twitter's role as a crucial tool in diplomacy.
[Webinar] Remote participation: from principles to practice
Webinars Remote participation EventsThe webinar discusses the importance of remote participation in global policy events like the ongoing +10 Review Meeting. It emphasizes evolving principles, e-participation models, and the inclusion of diverse voices. Hosts Diplos Virginia (Ginger) Paque and Raquel Gatto, along with experts, highlight remote participation's impact, challenges, and practical applications. A live example from the +10 Review Meeting in Paris is showcased. The webinar recording and discussions on financial aspects, hubs, captioning, and more are available for further engagement. Subscribe for updates on future webinars.
[Webinar] From Clay to Digital Tablets What can we learn from the Ancient Diplomacy?
Webinars History of diplomacy and technology EventsThe webinar titled "Diplomacy and technology in the Ancient World" explores communication advancements in ancient societies such as Babylon, Sumeria, and Egypt. It examines the transition from clay to digital tablets and the implications for modern e-diplomacy. Join Jovan Kurbalija on February 22 at 14:00 to delve into this rich diplomatic heritage.
[Webinar] Social Media and Diplomacy – the new normal
Webinars Contemporary diplomacy EventsThe webinar on Social Media and Diplomacy discusses the growing use of online platforms in diplomatic functions. Pete Cranston explores e-diplomacy topics like e-competencies for diplomats, content's role in social media, and organizational capabilities. The webinar was held on February 8th, with registration now closed.
