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Guerrilla Diplomacy: Rethinking International Relations - Daryl Copeland
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Coming up Short in Copenhagen: Puzzling a Multilateral Meltdown

December 21, 2009 · 1 comment

Diplomatic Surge? Part I – From buzz to becoming

February 13, 2009 · 0 comments

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  • 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
      Photo by The U.S. Army available under a Creative Commons License
      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."
      Link

      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."
      Link

      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)
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    Review in Library Journal -Social Sciences, September 1, 2009

    Diplomacy in the Trenches (PDF), Jeff Davis, Embassy - Canada's Foreign Policy Newspaper

    Guerrilla tactics for diplomats, Katharina Höne, DiploFoundation

    Guerrilla Diplomacy: Rethinking International Relations

    Daryl Copeland charts the course for a new kind of diplomacy, one in tune with the demands of today’s interconnected, technology driven world.

    Eschewing platitudes and broadly rethinking issues of security and development, Copeland provides the tools needed to frame and manage issues ranging from climate change to pandemic disease to asymmetrical conflict and weapons of mass destruction. The essential keystone of his approach is the modern diplomat, able to nimbly engage with a plethora of new international actors and happier mixing with the population than mingling with colleagues inside embassy walls.

    Through the lens of Guerrilla Diplomacy, Copeland offers both a call to action and an alternative approach to understanding contemporary international relations.

  • By the Author

    • A Future Without Force
    • An International Power?
    • Beyond Relief
    • Bibliography of Daryl Copeland’s Print Publications
    • Connectivity and Networks Rule
    • Cyber Diplomacy
    • Daryl Copeland’s Flickr Photostream
    • Diplomacy Today: Lessons from the Raj?
    • Failure in Copenhagen
    • Fixing Foreign Ministries: Message From Oz
    • Getting Down…
    • Guerrilla Diplomacy: The Revolution in Diplomatic Affairs
    • Hard Power vs. Soft Power
    • How Obama's Nobel can Resurrect Diplomacy
    • Is Public Diplomacy for Everyone?
    • It's Time to Build a Better Diplomat
    • Memo to the EU:What's Next?
    • No Dangling Conversation
    • PD and Counterinsurgency
    • PD in Conflict Zones
    • PD’s Most Formidable Adversary: The Say-Do Gap
    • PD, POR and the Public Environment
    • Public Diplomacy and Branding
    • Putting the Human Back In Security
    • Smart Power and the Diplomatic Surge
    • The Disappearing Foreign Ministry
    • The Science of International Politics
    • The Year Ahead
    • Towards a Grand Strategy
    • Transformational Public Diplomacy
    • Virtuality and Foreign Ministries
    • Whither Development?
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