Diplo 2012 Table Calendar

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About the Calendar

The 2012 calendar visually introduces a selection of the main policy, organisational, and management challenges

of todays world (e.g. budgetary cuts, reforms, and multitasking). The issues from the calendar are further

discussed at: www.diplomacy.edu/2012

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possible because the original could not be found;Reports- Roger Ferrer Ibanez Flickr Creative Commons License;Training- Hemera 1

million box of Art royalty free;Delegation - Ed Gelbstein;Multitasking- Don Shall Flickr Creative Commons License;Success - Queen

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because the original could not be found;Reorganization - Patrick Keogh Flickr Creative Commons License

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Graphic layout and typesett ing Rudolf Tuek

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DiploFoundation, 2011 (Creative Commons License) For more information about the ca lendar: http://www.diplomacy.edu/2012


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DiploFoundation emerged from a project to introduce information and communication technology

(ICT) tools to the practice of diplomacy, initiated in 1992 at the Mediterranean Academy ofDiplomatic Studies in Malta. In November 2002, Diplo was established as an independent

non-proit foundation by the governments of Malta and Switzerland. Diplo has received

wide recognition for its work, including consultative status with the United Nations.

Today, Diplo works to:

increase the capacity of small and developing states to engage effectively

in international policy, negotiations, and diplomacy;

increase inclusivity and effectiveness of international policy-making; and

improve global governance and international policy development.

We do this by:

providing capacity developm ent pr ogramm es in areas such as

Internet governance, and climate change diplomacy;

using and developing tools for e-part icipation in global gover nan ce, including remote

participation in international meetings and social media for global negotiations; training oficials (including diplomats and others involved in international

relations) from sma ll and developing countr ies;

providing specialised and effective academic programm es accredited with the

University of Malta for p rofessional diplomats seeking cost-effective but high-

quality training in both traditional and contemporary diplomacy topics; and

strengthening par ticipation of non-state actors including those from academia

and civil society - in international relations and policy processes.


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LEARN TO DO MORE WITH LESS, UNTILYOU CAN DO EVERYTHING WITH NOTHING

TO TH L

S, ILBUDETUTS


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Diplos capacit y development: involving individuals and strengthening insti tutions delivered in t hree phases:policy training policy research policy immersion Internet governance, climate change, e-diplomacy

www.diplomacy.edu/capacity

FEBRUARY

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DEEMBER 2011

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Applicationdeadline*

* Apply for online coursesDiplomatic Theory and Practice,Public Diplomacy, and Multi lateralDiplomacy II: Current Issues inthe United Nations(www.diplomacy.edu/courses).


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ADMINISTRIVIAHOW THE SYSTEM STOPS YOU FROMTHINKING ABOUT CHANGE


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Internet governance: capacit y development and online training at nat ional, regional, and global level issues,players, and controversies www.diplomacy.edu/ig

MARH

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FEBRUARY


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WHEN A NEW MAN FACES THE ORCHESTRA,BEFORE HE EVEN PICKS UP HIS BATON, WE KNOW

WHETHER HE IS THE MASTER OR WE ARE

(Franz Strauss - Horn player and father of Richard Strauss)

,WHEN A NEW MAN FACES THE ORCHESTRA,REDIBILITY


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Climate change: capacity development programme highly interactive online course policy research illustrations andmultimedia for awareness building www.diplomacy.edu/capacity/climate

APRIL

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MARCH


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THE EFFORTS OF MANY YEARS CAN BEDESTROYED IN ONE MINUTE

OR OF SREPUTATION


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E-diplomacy: capacity development and courses should diplomat s blog what is the impact of the Interneton diplomacy? how does Twitter impact diplomatic reporting? www.diplomacy.edu/e-diplomacy

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Applicationdeadline*

* Apply for online courses: Bilat eralDiplomacy, Diplomacy of SmallStates, and E-Diplomacy(www.diplomacy.edu/courses).


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NOT DOING THE RIGHT THING THE RIGHT WAYNOT DOING THE RIGHT THING THE RIGHT WAYINOMPETENE


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Language and diplomacy: what makes one set of words more convincing than another how can languagebest be put t o work in the service of diplomacy and international relations online and onsit e

courses www.diplomacy.edu/courses/language

JUNE

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MAY


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REPORTSIF YOU CANNOT CONVINCE THEM,CONFUSE THEM


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TRAININWHEN THE ONLY TOOL YOU HAVE IS A HAMMER,

EVERY PROBLEM LOOKS LIKE A NAIL


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Prot ocol and eti quet te: role in diplomatic signalling and negotiations online and onsite training, coaching, andconsultancy www.diplomacy.edu/protocol

AUUST

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JUNE

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JULY


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THE ART OF GETTING THINGS DONETHROUGH OTHERS

I ODELEATION


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Mult ilateral diplomacy: introductory and advanced courses conceptual understanding andpractical skills negotiations and drafting www.diplomacy.edu/courses/multilateral

SEPTEMBER

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JULY

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AUGUST


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WHEN SEVERAL THINGS CAN GOWRONG AT THE SAME TIME

MULTITASKIN


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Public diplomacy: capacity development and online courses opportunities and limits ofpublic diplomacy use of the Internet www.diplomacy.edu/courses/public

AUUST

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SEPTEMBER

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** Apply for online courses:Development Diplomacy,Language and Diplomacy,and Consular Diplomacy(www.diplomacy.edu/courses).

Applicationdeadline**

Apply forMasterProgramme*

* Apply for t he Master/PostgraduateDiploma in Contemporar y Diplomacy(www.diplomacy.edu/courses/MAPGD).


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SUESSTALENT, DEDICATION, AND DISCIPLINE.NECESSARY BUT NOT SUFFICIENT


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Training for minist ries of f oreign aff airs: customised training delivered online and in situ linked to institutionaldevelopment on-the-job training www.diplmacy.edu/courses/solutions

NOVEMBER

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OCTOBER


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A GAME PLAYED WITH REAL PEOPLE THATHAS MORE LOSERS THAN WINNERS

REORANISATION


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Illust rat ions and multimedia: describing complex policy issues in asimple way increasing awarenessamong policymakers and the general public www.diplomacy.edu/resources/illustrations

DEEMBER

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NOVEMBER

Diplos 10thBirthday


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UNDERSTANDING WHAT CAN GO WRONGAND PREPARING FOR IT

RISKMANAEMENT


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Policy research: revisiting core policy issues discussing alternatives thinking out of the box involvingacademics and policymakers www.diplomacy.edu/research

JANUARY 2013

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NOVEMBER

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