The past two years have seen the growing use of humor and satire in digital diplomacy. Memes, GIFs, […]
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Traditionally, diplomacy rested on proximity. Ambassadors to foreign nations resided in court so that they could assess the […]
How to prove the efficacy of digital diplomacy activities? This question has plagued diplomats and scholars for nearly […]
The word narrative has for some time dominated conversations about digital diplomacy. At the most basic level, narratives […]
Note: This post was originally published on the blog of the Cambridge Review of International Affairs and was […]
Last week I had the pleasure of attending the International Communication Association’s 68th Annual Conference in Prague. My […]
Traditionally, MFAs (ministries of foreign affairs) have been viewed as organizations that face the world with their back […]
