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The Diplomatic PouchThe Diplomatic Pouch features insights and commentary on global challenges and the evolving demands of diplomatic statecraft. Views are those of the authors and not necessarily the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy or Georgetown University. Visit isd.georgetown.edu for more.
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The Diplomatic Pouch features insights and commentary from Georgetown University’s Institute for the Study of Diplomacy on global challenges and the evolving demands of diplomatic statecraft. The Institute seeks to highlight the nuances of contemporary diplomatic issues, and to advocate for constructive diplomatic engagement by the United States and other nations. The Diplomatic Pouch also offers insights for university faculty and instructors on how to get the most out of the Institute’s diplomacy case studies library. If you would like to reproduce/translate a piece published here, please contact diplomacy@georgetown.edu.
Editors
Institute for the Study of Diplomacy
Georgetown University's Institute for the Study of Diplomacy brings together diplomats, other practitioners, scholars, and students to explore global challenges
Writers
Contributing Writer
Zed TararZed is an MBA candidate at London Business School where he specializes in tech. An expert in messaging, he’s worked in five countries as a US diplomat.
CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Alistair SomervilleInstitute for the Study of Diplomacy, Georgetown University. Writing about public diplomacy and multilateralism.
Contributing Writer
Kelly McFarlandKelly McFarland is a U.S. diplomatic historian and the director of programs and research at Georgetown University’s Institute for the Study of Diplomacy.
Daniel Henderson
Assistant Director of Programs and Publications Editor a the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy. Follow on Twitter @Daniel_Hendo