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The Indispensability of Diplomacy

by Jussi Hanhimaki | April 16, 2025 | Diplomacy, International Relations, Main article | 1 Comment

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...

Shrinking Space for Palestinian Civil Society

by Alaa Tartir | June 11, 2025 | Conflict, Development, Experts | 0 Comments

The Dawn of a New Diplomatic Era: Global Governance in the Age of AI

by Fernando Dominguez Pinuaga | July 23, 2025 | Alumni, Digital, Diplomacy, International Relations | 0 Comments

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The Rise of Advocacy (podcast)

by Christophe Lécureuil | Mar 12, 2021

As part of Carpe Diem, a podcast dedicated to the members of the GCDN (Global Communications Development Network) network, Christophe Lécureuil participated in an episode on the Rise of Advocacy. Christophe is Lead Advisor for Advocacy Skills in the Executive...

La basura y los desechos sólidos en América Latina

by Walter Bustos | Jan 20, 2021

Una oportunidad para la generación de empleo Nunca antes en la historia de la humanidad las sociedades generaron tantos desechos y tanta basura como en nuestra generación. Nos convertimos en la sociedad que descarta, desecha, contamina y que muy poco le importan...

L’antiracisme est une question de démocratie

by Davide Rodogno | Jan 18, 2021

Mohammad-Mahmoud Ould Mohamedou et Davide Rodogno, professeurs d’histoire internationale à l’Institut, ont lancé en début d’année un cours intitulé «Une histoire internationale du racisme». Quelques mois plus tard, le meurtre de George Floyd, un Afro-Américain tué par...

COVID-19 and Health: Mutate to Live

by Darío Restrepo | Jan 15, 2021

Over the course of its history, humanity has experienced several episodes of mass mortality due to infectious diseases. All of them have threatened social organisation and have made people believe it was the end of the world, irrespective of the magnitude of the...

Teachers Facing the Digital Divide

by Daniel Akinmade Emejulu | Dec 17, 2020

Summary blog for the inaugural 2030 Digital Fasttrack Studio Digital divide: what is it? “Digital divide” is a term that the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has made famous. The digital divide refers to local and global disparities in accessing the Internet,...

Nowadays Advocates

by Camille Cosandier | Nov 17, 2020

As part of the 19th Geneva Film Festival and International Forum on Human Rights (FIFDH), Professor Davide Rodogno and David Brun-Lambert met two contemporary advocates Perla Joe Maalouli and Alaa Salah. These two human rights activists and advocates are today...

Trends in Crime as a Result of COVID-19

by Juan Castellaz-Faico | Nov 10, 2020

With offices in 194 countries and a network of Law Enforcement officials that spans the world, INTERPOL’s primary role is to facilitate police cooperation, tracking and gathering data on wanted offenders, criminal organisations, crime types, criminal methodologies and...

Insecurity in the Borderlands of Africa: New Sub-Regional Approaches

by Edwin Barasa Mang'eni | Nov 10, 2020

Insecurity remains one of the prominent challenges facing communities occupying the borderlands in Africa. In the horn of Africa, most of these communities adopted pastoral lifestyle years back as an adaptation to climate change. Unpredictable rainfall patterns have...

COVID-19 y salud: mutar para vivir

by Darío Restrepo | Nov 10, 2020

A lo largo de su historia, la humanidad ha vivido varias experiencias de muerte masiva por alguna enfermedad infecciosa, y todas ellas han puesto en vilo la organización social y han hecho creer que es el fin del mundo, sin importar la magnitud de los imaginarios...

Budget et égalité de genre : entre nerf de la guerre et guerre des nerfs

by Claudy Vouhé | Nov 10, 2020

Presque 40 ans après sa première apparition stratégique dans les textes et dispositifs de lutte contre les inégalités femmes-hommes, la Budgétisation Sensible au Genre (BSG) s’ancre à la surface des politiques publiques et de développement mais peine à concrétiser...

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