The May/June edition of The Diplomat is in newsagents now. This edition has a focus on totalitarianism - if you ever wanted to know how a dysfunctional state becomes a failed one, it's definitely worth picking up. Also in there you'll find my article on how electronic collaboration tools are reshaping international diplomatic efforts - that one is locked behind the pay-wall, but if you have a subscription number and password, you can reach it by clicking here. Alternately, I've uploaded the un-proofed draft version here: Download Online collaboration DRAFT
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Hi Brad - I don't think the Download Collaboration link is pointing at the right document
Posted by: Frank Carron, Aconex | May 12, 2009 at 09:07 AM
Thanks - it should be fixed now.
Posted by: Brad Howarth | May 13, 2009 at 06:59 AM