CPD Research Fellow Keynote in Australian National University Conference

The practice of diplomacy has become increasingly democratic thanks to the onset of digital tools that allow regular citizens to get involved in foreign affairs. This presents a unique opportunity for these people to act as...

From scapegoating and vitriolic anti-immigrant rhetoric to loss of confidence in long-standing international institutions such as NATO, the United Nations and even the European Union, it seems that there is disturbing...

Diplomacy as a practice is as old as when people began interacting with estranged others. Down to its cores, diplomacy entails performance of established communication and representation practices to maintain peace between...

Since the end of World War II, Japan has been a democratic, pacifist nation, whose main tool for exerting influence across the globe has been soft power. Constrained by a U.S.-imposed war-renouncing constitution, one of...