Digital Diplomacy

Prominent panelists from goverment, think-tank and private sectors discussed “The Role of Digital Diplomacy in Crisis Situation” during the second session of #RCDD. We...

Representatives from Information Technology giants and startup companies at the Regional Conference on Digital Diplomacy (RCDD) held in Jakarta on September 10-11, 2019. (Kemlu...

Mnogi filmovi i serije od „Građanina Kejna“ do „House of Cards“ bavili su se političarima i javnim službenicima i njihovim odnosom prema medijima i...

ISTINE I ZABLUDE O „TVITER ZAJEDNICI“, NJENIM VOĐAMA I NJIHOVIM PODANICIMA Već nešto više od deset godina Srbija je lider u regionu kada su u...

Za manje upućene, digitalna diplomatija predstavlja korišćenje Internet servisa, online medija, računara i mobilnih uređaja u cilju šire komunikacije sa građanima, kao i promocije...

Na društvenoj mreži Tviter razvila se polemika između ambasadora Rusije i Amerike u Srbiji, Aleksandra Bocana Harčenka i Kajla Skata, kao i predstavnika iz ambasade Republike Poljske.

Call for Papers Journal of Contemporary Eastern Asia (JCEA), Vol. 19, No 1 – Summer 2020 The Digitalization of Diplomacy in South-East Asia: A Special Issue Invited editors: Ilan Manor, University of Oxford (manor.ilan@gmail.com) Craig Hayden, Marine Corps University Hyunjin Seo, University of Kansas In recent years scholars have paid growing attention to the digitalization of diplomacy. Studies have examined the use of digital platfroms and digital technologies in the realms of public diplomacy, consular diplomacy, multi-lateral negotiations and security negotiations. However, the current digital diplomacy research corpus suffers from three limitations. First, the majority of digital diplomacy studies have analyzed how diplomats use digital technologies as opposed to why these have been so eagerly adopted by diplomatic institutions. Subsequently, few studies have offered a broad theoretical prism through which the digitalization of diplomacy may be conceptualized and investiga..

Over the last few years, Chinese state media organs have accelerated a campaign to leverage U.S. social media platforms – namely, Twitter – to promote the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) narrative on several issues.

Facebook i Twitter su blokirali naloge za koje smatraju da se bave dezinformisanjem javnosti. Ova vest predstavlja veliki udarac za botovsku industriju gde se svakodnevno proizvode milioni lažnih mišljenja “običnih” građana.

The mental health network at GDS exists to ensure our colleagues have the mental health support and information they need. We do this in a variety of different ways. For example, we send out a regular newsletter, we have a dedicated Slack channel for discussing mental health-related topics, we provide mental health first aid, and host speakers and events. We also hold regular anonymous peer-led mental wellbeing Q&As. In this post, I will explain how we organise them and share some tips on how to ensure they’re a success. What we do to set up our Q&As The Q&As take place on the morning of the last Friday of each month. We hold them on the online platform Slack, which everyone at GDS can access. First, we field questions using a Google form, which staff can complete anonymously. Staff can also use the form to submit answers anonymously. Our most recent Q&A had 10 anonymous questions and around 50 replies from around 20 members of staff. It takes one person about 3 hours in total ..