Digital Diplomacy: The Power of Attraction
The fifth episode of our web series (4 minute segment featuring Daryl Copeland)
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What Ails Diplomacy? Follow the Money
Part four of the Guerrilla Diplomacy web series – a brief comment by Daryl Copeland that follows where the money goes to for politicians like senators and representatives. They have accepted many forms of payment like dividend trading, stock trading and asset-based lending were just a few discovered.
(If you would like to view previous short webisodes in the series, please scroll down.)
3 minutes, Ecotone Productions (Produced by Chris Lowry)
Science Diplomacy: Back To The Future
Part three of the Guerrilla Diplomacy web series – a brief comment by Daryl Copeland.
3 minutes, Ecotone Productions (Chris Lowry)
Wicked Transnational Issues: Think Outside the Diplomatic Box
Part two of the Guerrilla Diplomacy web series – a brief comment by Daryl Copeland.
3 1/2 minutes, Ecotone Productions (Chris Lowry)
What is diplomacy? Why Does it fail? How can it be more effective?
Here is part one of a new web series from Ecotone featuring Daryl Copeland.
Tools for a more resilient public diplomacy (guest post)
Editor’s note: As a treat for readers of the GD blog, it is a pleasure to present this guest post by colleague and friend Ali Fisher. It approximates a presentation he made via videoconference to my MA class on “Science, Technology, Diplomacy and International Policy” at Ottawa University on October 10.
Towards for a more resilient public diplomacy
With the right tools, smarter networks and collaborative strategies there is potential to deliver a more resilient and sustainable public diplomacy.
Context
- Public diplomacy is regularly cast as a long term activity, often around building lasting relationships or impact and frequently focused on engaging young people or the ‘next generation’.
Reimagining Diplomacy by Daryl Copeland
Canadian Geographic – October 2011
Does Ottawa meet the five preconditions that define and often determine the nature of diplomacy and international politics in a given place?
© Daryl Copeland and Canadian Geographic 2011
Link to article (PDF)
Daryl Copeland to Present at CIC North Bay
Daryl Copeland will present on the subject of Guerrilla Diplomacy: Rethinking International Relations at the Canadian International Council (CIC) in at Nipissing University, North Bay, Ontario on November 17, 2010.
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The difference between war and diplomacy
Embassy
Could diplomacy have resolved outstanding differences and accommodated the rise of new powers by offering plausible alternatives to violence?
Link (PDF)
Diplomats on the frontlines of counterinsurgency work
Embassy
As the erstwhile global village goes heteropolar, it is coming to resemble something akin to a patchwork of gated communities surrounded by seething seas of shantytowns.
Guerrilla Diplomacy for the 21st Century: Rethinking International Relations in a World of Insecurity
e-International Relations (e-IR) is a hub of information and analysis on some of the key issues in international politics.
Daryl Copeland says diplomacy can help make the world a better place
Rejuvenating the diplomats
The Sydney Morning Herald, Australia
Guerrilla Diplomat, Daryl Copeland, on the effective use of nation brands in a ‘heteropolar’ world
The rising powers all have different kinds of power, China in manufacturing, India in intellectual services, Russia in energy resources, Europe in “soft” power. Middle powers like Canada and Australia have less relative clout, so must use their ‘brand’ more effectively”
Diplomat blasts shift to policy by force
The Canberra Times, Australia
“Militaries work best when you don’t use them. That sword stays sharpest when you leave it in the scabbard. Take it out and it makes a terrible mess just look at Iraq and Afghanistan.”