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Institute for the Study of Diplomacy, Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University

The Institute for the Study of Diplomacy is part of the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University. The Institute focuses on the implementation of foreign policy, seeking to discover how announced policy objectives can best be pursued, by drawing on the concrete experiences of practitioners and the conceptual, comparative, and historical work of academics. Founded in 1978 as part of the Walsh School of Foreign Service, the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy (ISD) has sponsored discussions, research, and publications focused on the implementation of foreign policy. ISD's larger constituency is the broader academic and policy community. The Institute reaches this group through publications, conferences, working groups, and research activities, which include participation by men and women who make and influence foreign policy.
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• August 01, 2023 The Ripple Effect: A U.S. Diplomatic Strategy for a Changing World Order
  By: Chester A Crocker, Barbara K. Bodine
• January 24, 2023 Enemies Foreign and Domestic: Confronting Kleptocrats at Home and Abroad
  By: Kelly M. McFarland
• August 24, 2021 Peace Through Food: Ending the Hunger-Instability Nexus
  By: Kelly M. McFarland
• October 21, 2020 The New Weapon of Choice: Technology and Information Operations Today
  By: Kelly M. McFarland
• September 25, 2019 The Rise of Metropolitanism: The International Order and Sub-national Actors
  By: Kelly M. McFarland
• November 01, 2018 Religious Intolerance and America’s Image and Policies Abroad
  By: Amy Lillis, Arsalan Suleman
• September 01, 2018 The New Metropolitanism: The International Order and Sub-National Actors
  By: New Global Commons Working Group
• July 01, 2018 The New Arctic: Navigating the Realities, Possibilities, and Problems
  By: New Global Commons Working Group
• April 01, 2017 New challenges to Human Security: Environmental Change and Human Mobility
  By: Georgetown University nstitute for the Study of Diplomacy
• April 01, 2017 "Your World My World"
  By: Casimir A. Yost
• June 05, 2013 Sailing Against the Current – China-U.S. Relations in the Next Stage
  By: Yu Bianjiang
• February 05, 2013 Diplomacy, Development and Security in the Information Age
  By: Shanthi Kalathil
• April 05, 2012 Tai Chi Lessons for Negotiators
  By: Alisher Faizullaev
• December 05, 2011 Making Peace When Disaster Strikes: Sri Lanka, Aceh and the 2004 Tsunami
  By: Howard B. Schaffer
• July 05, 2011 Needing to Have A Voice: Linguistic Grouping in the Digital Networked Environment
  By: Han-Teng Liao
• June 05, 2011 And Ye Shall Know Your Story, and Stick to It
  By: Anthony Olcott
• May 05, 2011 China's Soft Power in the Information Age: Think Again
  By: Shanthi Kalathil
• January 05, 2011 Needing to Be Noticed: Understanding the Market in an Attention Economy
  By: Anthony Olcott
• June 05, 2010 (Information) Revolution in One Country
  By: Anthony Olcott
• June 05, 2010 Strategies—Good and Bad—for Navigating Information Hyperabundance
  By: Anthony Olcott
• May 05, 2010 All That Is Solid Melts Into Air
  By: Anthony Olcott
• April 05, 2010 Institutions and Information: The Challenge of the Six Vs
  By: Anthony Olcott
• January 05, 2009 Diplomacy and Security in the Twenty-first Century
  By: Janne E. Nolan
• January 05, 2008 Diplomacy in a Dangerous World: A Conversation with America's Top Diplomats
  By: Thomas R. Pickering, R. Nicholas Burns, Robert Kimmitt, Marc Grossman, David D. Newsom
• January 05, 2008 America's Role in the World: Foreign Policy Choices for the Next President
  By: Thomas R. Pickering, Chester A. Crocker, Casimir A. Yost
• January 05, 2007 Discourse, Dissent, and Strategic Surprise: Formulating U.S. Security Policy in an Age of Uncertainty
  By: Janne E. Nolan, Douglas MacEachin
• January 05, 2006 Voices of Hope, Voices of Frustration
  By: Kathrin Keil
• June 05, 2005 Engaging Putin's Russia: Challenges and Opportunities for the West
  By: Jason R. Wisniewski
• April 05, 2005 America's Interests in the United Nations: A U.S. Response to the Report of the UN Secretary-General's High Level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change
  By: Donald F. McHenry, Thomas R. Pickering, Peter Burleigh, James Cunningham, Jeanne J. Kirkpatrick, Edward Perkins
• September 05, 2004 Strategic Surprises for a New Administration
  By: Jason R. Wisniewski
• March 05, 2004 How Terrorism Affects American Diplomacy
  By: Thomas O. Melia
• March 05, 2004 Challenging the Red Line between Intelligence and Policy
  By: James E. Steiner
• September 05, 2003 Are We Taking China's Future for Granted?
  By: Joseph C. Folio
• May 05, 2003 Intended Consequences of an Expanded U.S. Military Presence in the Muslim World
  By: Paul G. Frost
• February 05, 2003 Sustaining Global Democratization: Nation Building and Intervention
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• October 05, 2002 Talking With The Islamic World: Is The Message Getting Through? Session One: U.S. Image in the Islamic World
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• October 05, 2002 Talking With The Islamic World: Is The Message Getting Through? Session Two: How American and Foreign Media Present America
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• October 05, 2002 Talking With The Islamic World: Is The Message Getting Through? Session Three: Projecting a Positive American Image
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• April 05, 2002 Surprises, Challenges and Opportunities Since September 11
  By: Paul G. Frost
• January 05, 2002 Sustaining Global Democratization: Priority Task Now More Than Ever
  By: Morton H. Halperin, Paula Dobriansky, Paul Collier, Wayne Merry, Mark Palmer, Elizabeth Spiro Clark
• September 05, 2001 A Turning Point for Turkey
  By: Aleksandar D. Jovovic
• March 05, 2001 Russia's Southern Neighbors
  By: Aleksandar D. Jovovic
• September 05, 2000 Challenges for a New Administration
  By: Aleksandar D. Jovovic
• March 05, 2000 Colombia at the Crossroads
  By: Aleksandar D. Jovovic
• September 05, 1999 Indonesia in Transition
  By: Michael P. Taylor
• January 05, 1995 Checklist for the Future of Intelligence
  By: John Hollister Hedley