Milton Wolf Seminar Topics
Since the first Milton Wolf Seminar took place in 2001, 18 seminars have been conducted, covering a wide range of topics that caught media attention at the time.
- 2001: Technology, Policy & Media
- 2002: Analyzing the Global Security Crisis: Challenges for Media & Diplomacy
- 2003: The Role of Media & Diplomacy in Ethnic Conflicts
- 2004: Challenges for Journalists & Diplomats in the 21st Century
- 2010: New Media, New Newsmakers, New Public Diplomacy: The Changing Role of Journalists, NGOs, and Diplomats in a Multi-Modal Media World
- 2011: Picking up the Pieces: Fragmented Sovereignties and Emerging Information Flows
- 2012: Transitions Transformed: Ideas of Information and Democracy post-2011
- 2013: Diplomatic Maneuvers and Journalistic Coverage in a Time of Reset, Pivot and Rebalance
- 2014: The Third Man Theme Revisited: Foreign Policies of the Internet in a Time of Surveillance and Disclosure
- 2015: Triumphs and Tragedies: Media and Global Events in 2014
- 2016: The Paris Effect: Journalism, Diplomacy, and Information Controls
- 2017: The Marshall Plan and the Yearning for Transformative Visions
- 2018: Public Diplomacy in Moments of Geopolitical Transformation
- 2019: The New Global Media (dis)Order in International Relations: Agonizing Struggles and Elusive Solutions
- 2023: Media at the Abyss: War, De-globalization, and the Diplomatic Response
- 2024: Bots, Bombs, and Bilateralism: Evolutions in Media and Diplomacy
- 2025: Ouroboros: The Infinite Loop of Media, Democracy and Diplomacy
- 2026: Tech Juggernauts: AI, Freedom of Expression, and Shifting Geopolitical Alliances