Cyber-diplomacy : managing foreign policy in the twenty-first century / edited by Evan H. Potter.
In the past nations were connected by their foreign ministries and traders. Nowadays electronic telecommunication has changed everything. The authors of this study consider the impact of new technologies on diplomacy and the consequences for the conduct of diplomacy in a connected world.
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McGill-Queen's University Press,
[2002]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Evan H. Potter
- Hyper-realities of world politics: theorizing the communications revolution / Ronald J. Deibert
- New technologies and networks of resistance / Elizabeth Smythe, Peter J. Smith
- Real-time diplomacy: myth and reality / Eytan Gilboa
- New media and transparency: what are the consequences for diplomacy / Steven Livingston
- Snapshots of an emergent cyber-diplomacy: the Greenpeace campaign against French nuclear testing and the Spain-Canada "Fish War" / Andrew F. Cooper
- New diplomacy: real-time implications and applications / Gordon Smith, Allen Sutherland
- Information technology and Canada's public diplomacy / Evan H. Potter.