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What is Virtual Diplomacy

Global Perspectives on the Emerging Trends in Public Diplomacy
Diplomacy carried out in a virtual fashion through the use of technology and the internet, rather than traditional face-to-face technology.
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New Perspectives on Public Diplomacy
Sureyya Yigit (New Vision University, Georgia)
Copyright: © 2023 |Pages: 29
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-9161-4.ch005
Abstract
Diplomacy, in its international meaning, refers to the art and practice of negotiations between representatives of states or international organisations. In international relations, the interaction between said representatives can focus on aspects as diverse as war and peace, trade, economy, and culture. This chapter endeavours to shed light on the emerging new public diplomacy. Specifically, it introduces a competency model for new global diplomacy with several objectives. The first is the need to audit real power, which escapes international law legislation. The power audit suggests that one is facing a trilemma, a problem with three elements that require prioritization. The first point concerns the debate between freedom and security: how to reconcile both dimensions in the face of the growing threats to the integrity of people. The second is the balance between transparency and confidentiality. Third, it questions what public knowledge is when faced with Wikileaks and the Snowden leaks and how much it affects the relationships based on mutual trust.
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From Pen and Paper to Pixels: Challenges and Opportunities of Digital Diplomacy
Virtual diplomacy pertains to conducting diplomatic interactions and negotiations through virtual platforms. It includes the use of video conferencing, virtual summits, and digital communication tools to maintain diplomatic relations and conduct foreign affairs in the absence of physical meetings.
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