TECHNICAL DIPLOMACY

development of science and

technologies

changes in social,

economical and political relations

negotiator

communicator

mediator

technical diplomacy

Technical diplomat is an envoy who has expertise in a particular domain

Contemporary diplomacy

challenges

multiplicity of

stakeholdersfields

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“Public diplomacy is exercising influence through communication with the general public in another nation, rather than attempting to influence the nation's government directly

• propaganda

• citizen diplomacy

• individual interactions between citizens of two or more nations

Sport Diplomacy

• a subtype of public diplomacy

• representative and diplomatic activities by sports people on behalf of and along with their governments

• to engage, inform and create a favourable image among foreign publics and organisations

Soft power

• hearts and minds diplomacy

• Joseph Nye

• the cultivation of relationships, respect, or even admiration from others in order to gain influence

Digital diplomacy

• the use of the Internet and new information communication technologies to help achieve diplomatic objectives

• Facebook diplomacy and Twitter (twiplomacy) diplomacy

Key features of the growth of scientific and technological knowledge

scientific knowledge is increasingly specialised

demands greater expert input into international negotiations

application of science and technology to development

the ability to integrate the diverse disciplines that are needed to solve specific problems

science and technology

key drivers in international relations

prerequisite to effective international negotiations

knowledge of trends in science and technology

a key element for the successful national implementation of foreign policy

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