*What Ails Diplomacy? Follow the Money...*

Digital Diplomacy

Think Tank *2012 Création du Hub, from Paris, France. Morgane BRAVO, President & Founder. *Avocat de formation, études & expérience Diplomatique, *Ancienne stagiaire (Blue Book) de la Commission Européenne, au Secrétariat Général. Bruxelles* Passionnée du Web depuis 1998. *Morgane BRAVO, from Paris, France. She's graduate Lawyer and have a Master’s degree in Diplomacy & Political Science...Diplomatic experience* Former trainee (Blue Book) of the European Commission, at the General Secretariat. Brussels*

vendredi 29 mars 2013

What Ails Diplomacy? Follow the Money...

"4 minute web series segment featuring Professor Daryl Copeland, author of "Guerrilla Diplomacy"

Daryl Copeland, a former Canadian diplomat, is an educator, analyst, consultant and the author of Guerrilla Diplomacy: Rethinking International Relations. He is a senior fellow at the Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute, and holds teaching appointments at Ottawa, East Anglia (UK -- London Academy of Diplomacy) and Otago (NZ) Universities."

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*Foreign Press Center Briefing on "Digital Diplomacy: Making Foreign Policy Less Foreign"*

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