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Gendering Computers in Science Fiction: What Gives?

Luke M. Herrington • Jun 22 2013 • Articles

Neil deGrasse Tyson wants to know why female computer voices always announce self-destruct sequences. The answer might be found in IR’s approach to feminism.

Crisis Diplomacy: How IR Students can Learn from Twitter

Hannah Smith • Apr 6 2013 • Articles

Twitter simulations create an opportunity for students to role-play alongside professionals and explore the pressing issues faced by the international community.

The Empty Chair: Digital Diplomacy, Photography and the Staging of ‘Statecraft’

Alasdair Pinkerton and Klaus Dodds • Feb 14 2013 • Articles

Digital diplomacy brings new opportunities, but equally new responsibilities that are increasingly divested to the level of the individual ‘digital diplomat’.

Using Twitter to Simulate @CrisisDiplomacy

Daryl Morini • Feb 6 2013 • Articles

Governments of all stripes pursue war-gaming, simulations and contingency planning. So why not use Twitter to simulate crisis diplomacy? The potential pay-offs of such simulations make it necessary to try.

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