(in Polish) Diplomacy: Effective use of diplomatic instruments 490-MS1-3PF11

Lecture + discussion

Introduction to modern diplomacy
Bilateral diplomacy
Multilateral diplomacy
Public diplomacy
Digital diplomacy
Economic diplomacy
Cultural diplomacy
Crisis diplomacy
Intelligence and information as instruments
Artificial intelligence in diplomacy
Case studies – successes and failures

Prerequisites (description)

The course introduces students to contemporary diplomacy and its key instruments: bilateral, multilateral, public, economic, digital, and crisis diplomacy. It also examines the role of state and non-state actors and the impact of new technologies, including artificial intelligence, on diplomatic practice. The course is practical and analytical,

Course coordinators

Joanna Hofman

Type of course

elective courses

Mode

Blended learning

Number of hours of remote classes

Learning outcomes

Student identifies and characterizes major instruments of modern diplomacy.
Understands the functions of public, economic, digital, and crisis diplomacy.
Understands the role of international organizations and non-state actors.

Assessment criteria

Participation.
Essay

Bibliography

Berrige, G.R. "Diplomacy: Theory and Practice" ( 2022)
Nye, J.S. Soft Power ( 2024)
Kissinger, H. " Diplomacy ( 1994)

Term 2025:

Berrige, G.R. "Diplomacy: Theory and Practice" ( 2022)
Nye, J.S. Soft Power ( 2024)
Kissinger, H. " Diplomacy ( 1994)

Additional information

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