Institute of Global Diplomacy Information

The Institute of Global Diplomacy is an international, not-for-profit, bi-partisan, non-governmental organization headquartered in Washington, D.C. The Institute understands that in an increasingly globalized world, in which people are able to travel and exchange information faster than ever before, there is a growing inter-dependency between nations. As a result, successful inter-cultural interaction will undoubtedly become a major challenge for international relations in the future centuries. The Institute believes that inter- & intra-cultural relations can be strengthened and maintained through dialogue. This leads to a better understanding and greater trust between cultures, in the long term leading to more peaceful relations. The Institute’s ultimate goal is to enable, enhance and sustain inter- and intra- cultural dialogue between different cultures. The Institute focuses on creating constructive, sustainable relationships which will prevent misunderstanding, improve communication and cooperation and help to reduce the likelihood of socio-cultural conflicts. This is the philosophy of the Institute & of all of the work that we do. The Institute advises Governments, Elected Politicians, Political Candidates, Non-Profits, FFRDC's, Think Tanks, Law Enforcement, Global corporations in the following areas: Political Leadership, Diplomacy & Statecraft thru Adaptive Leadership Globalization thru Public Private Partnerships U.S. EB5 & Its Impact on Foreign Relations U.S. Security & Law, International Law, Geneva Convention & Justice Cross Cultural & Organizational Leadership - Negotiation & Governance Human Rights, State Sovereignty & Intervention, Rule of Law and Democracy Global Health Care and Economies of Scale in Public Health Policy Non-State Threats to International Security The Role of Force in International Politics The American Presidency, US State Department, US Congress - E-Diplomacy, Negotiations & Consensus-building with Foreign Nations Defense Resource Allocation & Force Planning Changing Patterns of World Politics & Economic Dependencies of Globalization Crisis Management & Complex Emergencies of Terrorism