analoge og det digitale. Vi er sammen med vores familie ved middagsbordet, men
har også mobilen i hånden og lægger fotos på Instagram, mens vi spiser.
Sådan er det også i det globale fællesskab af diplomater og ambassadører, der
arbejder med det, man kunne kalde ‘internationale relationer’.
Man taler ligefrem i den sammenhæng om det digitale diplomati – og det skal vi høre
meget mere om i denne episode af Grundtanker, hvor vi er på besøg hos Rebecca
Adler-Nissen, der er professor i international politik på Københavns Universitet.
Det digitale diplomati handler om fortrolige samtaler og møder i lukkede rum i
ministerierne, men også om diplomater, der skriver frit på Facebook og X, eller
uploader billeder af forhandlingsbordenes kaffekopper.
Produceret af Anders Høeg Nissen for Det Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes
Selskab
Vært: Kristoffer Frøkjær
Medvirkende: Professor Rebecca Adler-Nissen
Musik: Carl Frøkjær-Jensen
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