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Only 4 days left. You will learn in UNDERSTANDING THE DIPLOMAT LEADERSHIP STYLE class: I. Type of diplomat personality II. Understanding the diplomat leadership style III. Tact and diplomacy IV. Strategies for Tact and Diplomacy V. Core of values of diplomat VI. The functions of the diplomat in this century Class Outcomes Acquiring an In-depth knowledge of relating Public Diplomacy and Diplomat Leadership to the overall foreign policy of a country. • Understanding the framework of Public Diplomacy and Diplomat Leadership style • Comprehending the main levers and foundations of Public Diplomacy • Mastering the process of developing and implementing a public diplomacy road map • Developing transferable knowledge and skills necessary to advance in every field • Enhancing career advancement opportunities in diplomacy with up to date skills and knowledge related BOOK NOW. https://lnkd.in/e3dTjcRx

Terrific discussion on the unique value of public diplomacy!

Ahead of the conference on digital diplomacy, delightful talk on what is like being a diplomat with students from the MSc in Global Governance and Diplomacy from University of Oxford.  Best of success in your future careers!

Being a diplomat requires more than just negotiation skills. It's about mastering the art of gratitude, delivering compelling speeches, and exuding a confident self-presence. These skills are essential for navigating complex global conversations, fostering meaningful relationships, and representing your nation or organization with poise and integrity. Gratitude opens doors, effective communication builds bridges, and a strong self-presence commands respect. We understand the multifaceted nature of diplomacy and offer comprehensive training to help you refine these crucial skills. Our programmes are designed to empower you to excel in the intricate world of diplomacy, enabling you to make a positive impact on the global stage. Join us to enhance your diplomatic abilities, and let us guide you in your journey to becoming a master diplomat. #diplomaticetiquette #diplomatic #etiquetteclass #selfdevelopment

The Hague Journal of Diplomacy is proud to announce we have updated our reading lists for 2024. Since 2006, the journal has made major contributions to the field across a diverse array of diplomatic areas. Our Diplomacy Reading List indexes these analyses, categorized into forty-five topics published in The Hague Journal of Diplomacy. We hope these lists prove a valuable centralized resource for the academic, professional, research and student communities worldwide. New research categories include the materiality of diplomacy. This literature emphasizes the role of gift-giving through theoretical and practical engagements with diplomacy. We have also expanded our categories to accommodate the evolving landscape of diplomatic scholarship, ensuring that our readers have access to the latest developments and emerging trends in the field. Among our recent additions is a selection of articles related to our special issue on "Advancing a New Research Agenda on Digital Disruption in Diplomacy," edited by Karin Aggestam and Constance Duncombe. This special issue delves into the intersection of digital technologies and diplomatic practices, exploring the evolving landscape of diplomacy in the digital age. Through insightful contributions from leading scholars and practitioners, the issue examines the challenges and opportunities presented by digital disruption, offering fresh perspectives and innovative approaches. Each advances the new research agenda on digital disruption, paying greater attention to the roles of agency and structure, methods and data collection. We invite you to explore these cutting-edge insights and more through our online resources here: https://lnkd.in/e_vsVBi

Join us on May 10 for a special lecture presented by Mike Peng, Jindal Chair of Global Strategy at The University of Texas at Dallas and guest discussant Evis Sinani, Associate Professor at the Copenhagen Business School. This session highlights the importance of corporate diplomacy in the exit strategies of multinational enterprises (MNEs), especially during periods of diplomatic tensions between MNEs’ home and host countries. A framework will be introduced and supported by four case examples that illuminate how MNEs can manage stakeholder pressures from different countries by improving their corporate diplomacy endeavors. Secure your spot now: https://ow.ly/e05r50Rimj6 #CorporateDiplomacy #ExitStrategies #InternationalBusiness

Honoured to receive a Certificate of Appreciation from the Diplomacy & Leadership Programme for my contribution to their recent episode on Diplomacy in the Digital Age. It was a pleasure to share insights and collaborate with such a distinguished team. Looking forward to more enriching experiences ahead! 🌐 #Diplomacy #Leadership #DigitalAge #Collaboration #GTS #GlobalTalentSolution #TranscendingEducation"

AMMUN XXIII concluded with powerful reflections on diplomacy, collaboration, and the pursuit of global progress. A remarkable celebration of youth leadership and shared vision for a better future. #AMMUNXXIII #YouthLeadership #GlobalImpact https://lnkd.in/edDRK3tx?

The #seeding of a larger conversation with lots of potential to generate meaningful outcomes for #indigenouspeoples and beyond! A big question is (in the context of the good ole' definition of #insanity, "To continue the same #behaviour and expect different results"), is #conventional diplomacy #fitforpurpose today, and if not, what does fit-for-purpose look like and how do We implement it? E.g. I raised the need for more #metaphysical #diplomacy (including a more inclusive exploration of what that looks like in practical terms). It was also timely to be reminded of the #UN #pactforthefuture now being drafted (many concerns have been expressed about how this is just another way to progress #pathological #capitalistic, #greenneoliberal, #corporate agendas and the #WEF's and the #elites' world domination) ahead of the #summitofthefuture to be held 22-23 September 2024. Look it up, folks!

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