The Disappearing Foreign Ministry

Guerrilla Diplomacy: In The News

• February 23, 2010:
  Striped Pants Backpacker
  Foreign Policy Association
  Interview and commentary from the conference circuit.
  Link
• February 19, 2010:
  Diplomacy Today: Lessons from the Raj?
  The Mark
  Sometimes looking backwards offers insights  into the future.
  Link
• February 16, 2010:
  Memo to Europe: What’s Next?
  Foreign Policy In Focus
  Europe has an opportunity to act as one in an increasingly heteropolar world. Is it up to the challenge?
  Link
• February 7, 2010:
  Hard Power Vs. Soft Power – Mixing Might with Diplomacy
  The Mark
  
  When it comes to Afghanistan, mixing military might with diplomatic talk is easier said than done.
  Link
• January 27, 2010:
  Beyond Relief
  The Mark
  Haiti doesn't just need immediate assistance, it also needs long-term, sustainable development.
  Link
• January 26, 2010:
  A Future Without Force
  The Mark
  "The blunt instrument that is the military only gets us bogged down in wars without end."
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  Toronto Star
• January 22, 2010:
  Failure in Copenhagen
  The Mark
  "The multilateral meltdown at COP 15 was at best a learning experience, at worst a harbinger of future attempts at global governance."
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  Toronto Star
• December 16, 2009:
  A Decade of Foreign Policy – The Road to 2010
  Embassy: Canada's Foreign Policy Weekly
  Copeland: "...we’re not moving into a mutlipolar world in the era of globalization, but a heteropolar world"
  Link
• December 9, 2009:
  The Disappearing Foreign Ministry
  The Mark
  Canadian foreign policy is becoming more militarized, just when it should be becoming more diplomatic.
  Link
• December 3, 2009:
  Long-time Canadian diplomat Daryl Copeland calls for a radical rethinking of how we conduct diplomacy
  CBC's The Current
  He spent nearly 30 years as a Canadian diplomat... Now, he has written a book that calls for a radical retooling of the trade.
  Audio Link
• November 30, 2009:
  Foreign Policy Camp
  
  Photo: jhussain
  Daryl Copeland Attends Foreign Policy Camp in Vancouver, B.C.
  Official Site | Mashboard
• November 30, 2009:
  It’s time to build a better diplomat
  The Globe and Mail
  The profession has to adapt to the imperatives of modern world-order management.
  
  Illustration: Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
  Link: It's time to build a better diplomat
• November 24, 2009:
  An International Power?
  The Mark
  Canada once had influence in international politics. In a hetero-polar world, it could again.
  Link to Article: An International Power?
• November 13, 2009:
  PM’s high-stakes mission to Asia
  Toronto Star
  "...Daryl Copeland, a Canadian analyst, author and lecturer in international diplomacy, agrees: he also feels the re-emergence of Asia represents a unique opportunity for Canada."
  Link to: PM's high-stakes mission to Asia
• November 11, 2009:
  Remembrance Day
  How Obama's Nobel can resurrect diplomacy (PDF)
  An article by Daryl Copeland in Embassy Magazine
• November 9, 2009:
  Meet A Guerrilla Diplomat
  An interview with Daryl Copeland
  Interview Link
  
• October 25, 2009:
  Brussels Agenda: Guerrillas in the Midst
  
  “...diplomats must be empowered to manage globalization, but to do that successfully, diplomacy itself will have to be re-invented."
  Link
• October 16, 2009:
  CPD Fellows Discuss ‘Reinventing Diplomacy’ in October’s World Politics Review
  "Daryl Copeland addressed the reinvention of diplomacy and international relations..."
  Link to Review
• October 13, 2009:
  Guerrilla Diplomacy: The Revolution in Diplomatic Affairs
  World Politics Review
  It's time to bring the world's second oldest profession into the 21st century.
  Link
• October 8, 2009:
  Daryl Copeland at USC Center on Public Diplomacy at the Annenberg School
  Listen to the Event (MP3)