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Studies in the Revolution in Diplomatic Affairs (RDA) have lagged far behind those of the Revolution in Business Affairs (RBA) and the Revolution in Military Affairs (RMA). A major reason for this is the fact that the impact of the information revolution had been delayed in diplomatic affairs until ...

Studies in the Revolution in Diplomatic Affairs (RDA) have lagged far behind those of the Revolution in Business Affairs (RBA) and the Revolution in Military Affairs (RMA). A major reason for this is the fact that the impact of the information revolution had been delayed in diplomatic affairs until the late-1990s. RBA, on the other hand, began in the 1960s, while RMA was launched in the late-1980s. In recent years, however, diplomats and specialists in International Relations highlight the possibility of RDA as being the next generation of the information revolution in world politics. In particular, the proliferation of the Internet makes us reconsider the significance of technology, information, and knowledge in the diplomatic process. It is expected that the introduction of the Internet to the diplomatic process may transform the premises of modem diplomacy quantitatively and qualitatively. In this context, relying on the theoretical resources in International Relations, such as theories of power and governance, this article explores the impact of the information revolution on the changes in diplomatic affairs on three dimensions: 1) the diplomatic process, 2) issue areas in diplomacy, and 3) actors of diplomacy. This article aims to contribute in conceptualizing the changing nature of world politics in the information age, and to develop national strategies to cope with the structural changes.

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