Several weeks before the 2016 US elections, I analysed the extent to which Presidential candidates attract digital diplomacy followers. To do, I evaluated the number of Twitter followers Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump attracted from five epistemic communities: MFAs, UN missions in NY and Geneva, Multi-Lateral organizations and foreign affairs journalists. My results showed that... Continue Reading →
How will #Digital Disappointment influence digital #diplomacy
Last week I had the pleasure of attending a conference at the Ditchley Foundation centered on the question- "Will we still have one global internet in 2025?" The conference dealt with a myriad of topics ranging from the governance of the internet to the impact the Internet of Things will have on parliamentary politics. Over... Continue Reading →