The Mark
Bin Laden’s death presents an opportunity for the U.S. to move on from a troubled foreign policy.
In The News
Commercial Diplomacy: A New Frontier
The Mark
As global issues grow in importance, it’s time to get creative when promoting economic interests abroad.
Diplomacy was on the rebound in Montreal
Embassy
At this year`s annual conference of the International Studies Association, a bumper harvest for scholars and practitioners of the world`s second oldest profession.
The War That Started While No One Was Watching
The Mark
How did an unenthusiastic debate on a no-fly zone in Libya turn into an armed international conflict?
Guerrilla Diplomacy at the Clinton School of Public Service
University of Arkansas Speaker Series
What’s Next for Libya
The Mark
There is a growing sense of dread as western military assets are deployed to the Eastern Mediterranean, and politicians are speaking increasingly of the possibility of some sort of intervention.
Egypt after Mubarak: Talking About a Revolution?
The Mark
Mubarak’s departure from power is hardly inconsequential, but is it more symbolic than substantial?
WikiLeaks: Implications for Diplomacy, the Media and the Public Interest
Munk School panel discussion with Daryl Copeland, Brian Stewart, Rafal Rohozinski and Robert Latham
Stabilizing the Global Village with Guerrilla Diplomacy
The Mark
The current political crises in Egypt, Tunisia, and Sudan require grassroots solutions that balance negotiation, problem solving, and global political knowledge.
Forces of Globalization: Looking Forward, Looking Back
The Mark
The Cold War may have ended long ago, but the job of the international relations analyst, the diplomat, and the soldier has only become more difficult.