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This review aims to map out best performing digital diplomacy actors, institutions, teams and units. In turn, our study targets to inspire others who are willing to make progress. We also want to create new categories for further and more collaborative analysis. Our study assesses the following: contribution, committment and determination to the use, advocacy, research & publication of digital diplomacy issues, tools, apps and methods in both official and non-official practices.
Digital Diplomacy is diplomacy for everyone by everyone, anywhere, anytime Through this prism, 2013 was the golden year of digital diplomacy. It was a real boom. There is so much food for thought. Several new projects, campaigns by ministries/states and netizen initiatives were deployed in the past 12 months. New academic reports & op-eds were widely published in conventional & digital media outlets. Digital diplomacy ecosystem is now more organized and vibrant worldwide.
Our choices are by no means definitive and final. On the contrary this review desires to open a new platform for fruitful data-driven discusssion on digital diplomacy. We welcome any criticism. We are open to suggestions and alternative views to improve our framework. During the course of drafting this study, we assessed almost every single written, audio & visual open-source material and took into consideration what global digital diplomacy ecosystem talked about in 2013.
Yenidiplomasi.com team collected data from various sources after holding discussions regarding each category. The Digital Diplomacy Review is as inclusive as possible. It highlights the trendsetters as well as highly-motivated new netizens, diplomats or researchers. Our team also acknowledges failures of the Internetional system. The Digital Diplomacy Review 2013 is a new beginning. We believe that the real job starts now onwards in order to maintain the enthusiasm & committment to monitor day-to-day developments in the field of digital diplomacy in 2014 & beyond.
Yenidiplomasi.com is a platform for the advocacy, research, training, consulting and publication of digital diplomacy issues. Since 2012, we have been focusing on the new rules of engagement, units of analysis, actors and innovations that shape the new Internetional system. Our platform engages with the global digital diplomacy ecosystem and each team member has shown great enthusiasm to learn from the global leaders, diplomats, researchers, journalists and perhaps even more from the netizens. Our dynamic team considers digital diplomacy in its broadest sense as the current phase of an ongoing transformation towards a growing Internetional world order shaped by digital natives, Web 2.0 & Web 3.0. Diplomacy 3.0 is therefore our main focus. It is no longer an option; it is a necessity. Insofar as Diplomacy 1.0 deals with international relations and law, military power, territorial integrity and sovereignty; Diplomacy 3.0 acknowledges the new forms & methods of hierarchy-free, borderless, digital, viral communication & influence. We should benefit more from the digital anthropology and critical geography studies at the academic crossroads to better understand the new Internetional system, its netizens, communities and relations. This review is our first attempt to undertake a comprehensive annual outlook to this multisectoral and crossdisciplinary ecosystem. We hope to make a conribution to the existing debate and hear your feedback to collaborate with like-minded parties for similar initiatives in the future. Gkhan Ycel, President
@goyucel
Content is the King, Distribution is the Queen and she wears the Pants
Jonathan Perelman, Buzzfeed
@JPerelman
#1
Best State
Hashtags of the Year
#2
Best State
State of the Year
#Iran
#3
Best State
Cartoon of the Year
#4
Hassan ROUHANI
@HassanRouhani
#5
Foreign Office
#FCO @foreignoffice
#6
Carl BILDT
@carlbildt
&
Javad Zarif
@jzarif
#7
#FCO
http://blogs.fco.gov.uk/ digitaldiplomacy/
#8
#Sweden
#9
Adam Bye
@adamwbye
&
Petrit Selimi
@petrit
#10
#11
#Twitter
@Twitter
#12
Tom Fletcher
@HMATomFletcher
#13
UK in Lebanon
@ukinlebanon
#14
#15
@sweden
#16
#17
Hassan Rouhani
@HasanRouhani
&
Jack Dorsey
@jack
#18
#Iran
@jzarif
There is a way forward
#19
Abdullah Gl
http://instagram.com/cbabdullahgul
@TRPresidency @CBAbdullahGul
#20
#Israel
onceinalifetime.org.il
#21
#Kosovo
#22
US Embassy in Jakarta
facebook.com/jakarta.usembassy
#23
#Germany
youtube.com/user/GermanyDiplo
#24
UK in Lebanon
@ukinlebanon
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA5508E396DD3004C
#25
Embassy of Jordan
@JoEmbassyUS
pinterest.com/joembassyus/
#26
#27
Andreas Sandre
@andreas212nyc
#28
Matthias Lfkens
@Luefkens
e-diplomat
@ediplo
#29
John Kerry
@johnkerry
#30
Leigh Turner
@leighturnerFCO
http://blogs.fco.gov.uk/leighturner/
#31
Helle ThorningSchmidt
#32
#EU
@EU_Commission @NeelieKroesEU
#33
#Turkey
@MFATurkey @TC_Disisleri konsolosluk.gov.tr/
#34
#Twiplomacy
@Twiplomacy
Twiplomacy.com
#35
@IsraeliPM
#36
Siege Arts
"The Gezi Park Incident" Evaluation Report
siegearts.com/reports/tr/geziparki/index_en.php
#37
#38
#39
Roland Paris
@rolandparis @CDFAI
The Digital Diplomacy
Revolution: Why is Canada Lagging Behind?"
#40
Portland
@Portlandcomms
#41
#42
@public_diplomat @GuyGolan
http://thepublicdiplomat.com/
#43
#44
Jeannette Gaida
Social Media in Public Diplomacy: Twitter and DC Embassies"
takefiveblog.org/author/hawkgirl11
@sweetandcrazy11
#45
#46
Helen Hoffman
Twitter as an Instrument of
Public Diplomacy: A Case Study of Sweden and Germany
#47
Omar A. ElKhairy
American Statecraft for a
Global Digital Age: warfare, diplomacy and culture in a segregated world
#48
@zeynep @carolina_news
#49
#50
Tehran.Iran
tehran.usembassy.gov @StateDept #EmbIran
#51
Andreas Sandre
@andreas212nyc
Twitter for Diplomats"
#52
Marc Smith
@marc_smith
connectedaction.net
Michael Wesch
@mwesch
michaelwesch.com
Leon Watts
www.cs.bath.ac.uk/Leon
Zeynep Tfeki
@zeynep
technosociology.org
#53
#54
1. Jimmy Leach
Digital diplomacy: facing a future without borders @jimmyTleach The Independent, 19 July 2013
2. Alan W. Silberberg
4 Years of Digital Diplomacy and Change @ideagov HuffPost World, 17 June 2013
3. Gergely Polner
The New Golden Age of Diplomacy
@eurocrat HuffPost Politics, 17 August 2013 4. Brett Daniel Shehadey
A Revolution in Digital Diplomacy International Policy Digest, 16 May 2013
5. Stuart Hughes
Digital Diplomacy: here to stay and worth the risk @stuartdhughes BBC Academy, 24 May 2013
6. Andreas Sandre
Fast Diplomacy: The Future of Foreign Policy @andreas212nyc HuffPost World, 11 June 2013
7. Arturo Sarukhan
Diplomacy and the Digital Age @Arturo_Sarukhan HuffPost Media, 3 April 2013
#55
1. Maysam Ali
Alec Ross: Diplomacy in the Digital Age
@maysoumie @alecjross Aspen Institute, 3 January 2013
2. Alex Fitzpatrick
The Future of Digital Diplomacy: An Interview with Alec Ross
@alexjamesfitz @alecjross Mashable, 13 March 2013
3. Alexander Howard
Exit Interview: Alec Ross on Internet Freedom, Innovation and Digital Diplomacy
@digiphile @alecjross HuffPost Tech, 12 March 2013
#56
2. Dan Bilefsky
Kosovo attains status (on Facebook) It Has Sought for Years: nation
@danbilefsky New York Times, 12 December 2013
3. Philip Boyes
Kosovos Digital Diplomats
@Philip_Boyes Foreign Policy, 6 December 2013
#57
1. Twitterati 100
twitter.com/ForeignPolicy/lists/twitterati-100 @ForeignPolicy
2. Twiplomacy
twitter.com/andreas212nyc/lists/twiplomacy @andreas212nyc
3. MFAs on Twitter
twitter.com/DiplomacyEdu/lists/mfas-on-twitter @DiplomacyEdu
6. Think Tanks
twitter.com/atlanticcom/think-tanks/members @atlanticcom
7. nyt-foreign-journalists
twitter.com/nytimesworld/lists/nyt-foreign-journalists @nytimesworld
#58
#59
#60
Burson Marsteller
@BMDigital
#61
#Turkayfe
@Turkayfe
#62
No Sochi 2014
@NoSochi2014
nosochi2014.com
#63
E-Diasporas
@EDiasporasAtlas
e-diasporas.fr
#64
#65
#Dubai
@DXBMediaOffice @SmartGov_Dubai @DubaiExpo2013 @DubaiExcellence
dubai.ae
#66
Turkish Airlines
@TurkishAirlines
turkishairlines.com
youtube.com/user/TURKISHAIRLINES
#67
#Sweden
@Sweden
curatorsofsweden.com
#68
I found it difficult to accept that I have to declare myself as being from Serbia. Being listed by Facebook was like being recognized by a global economic superpower. It has enormous impact. Hashim Tachi
#69
#70
unhcr.org
#71
Mapping
@DFATDCanada
@TheCIC
opencanada.org
#72
Coordinated Migration
Facebook Data Science Team
@facebook @hofleitner
Facebook.com
#73
The Guardian
@guardiandata
theguardian.com/data
#74
gdelt.utdallas.edu
#75
#76
#Peru
@VisitPeru
#77
#France
@FranceDiplo @ConseilsVoyages
#78
#79
#80
#Diplomatify
@Diplomatify
Diplomatify.com
#81
Trace Effects
@StateDept
traceeffects.state.gov
#82
Hshtags
hshtags.com
#83
#84
Iranians
#85
#86
#87
#88
#89
#90
10th Anniversary
Tech@State @statedept
#91
DigitalDiplomacy.ro @AndraAlexandru
#92
@oiiresearch
#93
@usip
#94
#Klout
Klout.com @klout
#95
#Twitris
@knoesis
twitris.knoesis.org
#96
#Twitonomy
@TwitonomyApp
twitonomy.com
#97
#Worldmap
@Harvard
worldmap.harvard.edu
#98
#Cytoscape
@cytoscape
cytoscape.org
#99
#100
#Syria
#101