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In an age marked by digital disruption, shifting power dynamics, and increasing demands for transparency, the practice of diplomacy is under pressure like never before. In this article, Professor Jussi Hanhimäki explores the historical roots of diplomacy and reflects...
Does President Trump’s return to the US White House mean the death of multilateralism? Jussi Hanhimäki takes a nuanced view and signals a pathway towards a more inclusive international cooperation. Multilateralism is dead, according to the conventional wisdom...
Interview held by Anna Kuznetsova, an alumna of the Diplomacy, Negotiation and Policy Programme, with Adrian Gerber on 10 December 2024 Anna Kuznetsova, an experienced professional in international development and partnership building of Ukrainian origin, recently had...
Diplomacy is under pressure. Jérôme Duberry, Managing Director of the Tech Hub and Co-Director ad interim of Executive Education and Arnaud Danjean, Former Member of the European Parliament and Guest Speaker of the Diplomacy, Negotiation, and Policy Executive...
We had the honour of interviewing Arnaud Danjean, a distinguished expert with extensive experience in foreign affairs, defence, security, and intelligence. He served as an elected Member of the European Parliament for 15 years, specialising in EU external policies,...
In the past decade, the global refugee crisis has more than doubled. Between 2022 and 2023, several wars and armed conflicts have significantly contributed to the displacement of people worldwide. The main conflicts causing such displacement include the ongoing war in...
On 21 March, the United Nations approved its first groundbreaking resolution on artificial intelligence, urging member states to guarantee that 'safe, secure, and trustworthy AI systems' be developed responsibly while respecting human rights and international law. The...
This roundtable discussion, hosted by Michael Richey, a participant in the Diplomacy, Negotiation and Policy Programme, coins the topic of supply chain diplomacy as a possible new field of study combining the different disciplines of supply chain, geopolitics, and...
The Geneva Graduate Institute is pleased to announce the launch of the new five-day Executive Education course in Theories and Practices of International Relations starting 5 June 2023. Running from 5 to 9 June 2023, the Executive course in Theories and Practices of...
The Geneva Graduate Institute Executive Education Programme is delighted to announce the redesign of its International Negotiation and Policy-making (INP) programme on the occasion of its sixteenth edition. The new programme, Diplomacy, Negotiation and Policy (DNP),...
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