Center for Digital Humanities and Multilateralism

Founded following an original idea developed by ​​Grégoire Mallard, Director of Research of the Geneva Graduate Institute, and Francesco Pisano, Director of the Library and Archives of the United Nations in Geneva (UNOG), the Center builds on the partnership with the Library & Archives of the United Nations in Geneva and is committed:

1. to renew the methods of analysis of diplomacy, multilateralism and international relations thanks to the contribution of digital humanities;
2. to promote the rich intellectual and archival heritage of the Geneva Graduate Institute, the UN archives in Geneva, and the international governmental and non-governmental organizations of International Geneva thanks to scientific conferences and publications, and the creation of thematic digital libraries of relevance to research and teaching on multilateralism;
3. to fasten the integration of the archives of multilateralism in Geneva within a carefully built network of archival institutions across the world – with a specific focus on building partnerships with archives from the Global South– so as to make the broader public understand the multiple dimensions of multilateralism as an instrument of diplomacy and cultural exchange.

Animated by an inter-disciplinary team of historians, sociologists, political scientists and international law scholars, the Center’s staff and its academic codirectors, Professors Grégoire Mallard and Davide Rodogno, welcome any proposal for affiliation, research proposal, and research stay from scholars interested in developing the missions of the Center.