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City Diplomacy in Response to Multiple Crises: The 2024 Cities and International Engagement Survey
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City Diplomacy in Response to Multiple Crises: The 2024 Cities and International Engagement Survey

Amidst a globalized and highly interconnected landscape of urban governance, city diplomacy has emerged as an increasingly critical avenue for cities to access the knowledge, best practices, investment, and materials necessary to support their residents through challenging times.

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By Daniel Pejic, Samuel Kling, Amelia Leavesley, Ian Klaus, Ika Trijsburg, Anna Kosovac, Michele Acuto
Published on Mar 21, 2025
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About the Authors

Daniel Pejic

Samuel Kling

Amelia Leavesley

Ian Klaus

Founding Director, Carnegie California

Ian Klaus is the founding director of Carnegie California. He is a leading scholar on the nexus of urbanization, geopolitics, and global challenges, with extensive experience as a practitioner of subnational diplomacy.

Ika Trijsburg

Anna Kosovac

Michele Acuto

Authors

Daniel Pejic
Samuel Kling
Amelia Leavesley
Ian Klaus
Founding Director, Carnegie California
Ian Klaus
Ika Trijsburg
Anna Kosovac
Michele Acuto
Foreign PolicySubnational Affairs

Carnegie does not take institutional positions on public policy issues; the views represented herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of Carnegie, its staff, or its trustees.

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