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Nicolas De La Grandville et al., « Diplomacy in the Era of Digital Communications », HAL-SHS : sciences politiques, ID : 10670/1.o0cjgv
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In November 2011 a round table was organized at the University of Paris 8 to assess the impact of new media on diplomacy. In order to get a well-rounded view of the question both academics and career diplomats participated. The academics were all specialists of international relations. Two American diplomats and a French one also participated and they were each highly experienced diplomats who had held a number of positions. Discussion ranged over subjects like the impact of Wikileaks, social media, and internet. We asked them what changes they had seen in diplomacy and what difficulties and advantages they saw arising from these changes, among other subjects.