12. Okt 2016 | 15.30 - 19.00 Uhr
BMW Foundation Herbert Quandt

12 Oct | Global Diplomacy Lab Webinar & Workshop – New Actors of Digital Diplomacy: how is IT changing the dialogue between state and non-state actors

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Dear friends and diplomacy-enthusiasts,

 

Digitalization has become increasingly important within the domain of diplomacy. While it has enabled a more intense and multi-layered dialogue between state and non-state actors, it has also revealed the complexities inherent to the relationship between nation states, private sector, civil society organizations, and individuals.

 

In this context, it is with great enthusiasm that we invite you to participate in the webinar and workshop

 

“New Actors of Digital Diplomacy: how is IT changing the dialogue between state and non-state actors”

 

October 12, 2016

03.30pm – 06.30pm

BMW Stiftung Herbert Quandt

Reinhardtstraße 58, 10117 Berlin

 

organized in partnership with the Global Diplomacy Lab (GDL) and the Université du Québec à Montréal.

 

The webinar will start with a keynote by Tom Fletcher, former British Ambassador to Lebanon and author of “Naked Diplomacy – Power and Statecraft in the Digital Age” followed by a Q&A session. Subsequently, we will have two work sessions, in Berlin and Montreal, whose aim is to develop a scenario in which diplomacy, through the use of information technologies, evolves into an interconnected environment where state and non-state actors horizontally dialogue with and among each other.

 

The number of participants is limited, so if you would like to join the event, please send an email to Christoph Abels (christoph.abels@polis180.org) with your affiliation and a brief statement on why you would like to participate. If you are not in Berlin, you can still join the webinar.

 

We hope you are able to join us for these discussions and we look forward to hearing from you. 

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