
Has digital diplomacy been Trumped?
Put off by Donald Trump’s erratic tweeting, governments might be disinclined to expand their social media engagement. That would be a mistake, argues Julian Dierkes.
Sociologist, UBC’s Institute of Asian Research.
Julian Dierkes teaches public policy and global affairs at UBC’s Institute of Asian Research. His research focuses on contemporary Japan and Mongolia.
Put off by Donald Trump’s erratic tweeting, governments might be disinclined to expand their social media engagement. That would be a mistake, argues Julian Dierkes.
The government’s International Assistance Review wraps up
this month. In Part Two of our recommendations for Canada’s development sector,
Julian Dierkes explores how to make funding and expertise more accessible.
Digital spaces are not simply broadcasting channels; with strategic
experimentation, champions and enthusiasm, they can further Canada’s foreign
policy priorities.
Julian Dierkes on why sending the Governor General on an official state visit to Mongolia was a smart move by the Canadian government that should lead to benefits for both countries.
Julian Dierkes on what the Mongolian election means for that country’s governance structure and its mining industry.
Julian Dierkes on why Japan presents an opportunity to turn free trade rhetoric into reality.