Titlebook: Global Diplomacy; An Introduction to T Thierry Balzacq,Frédéric Charillon,Frédéric Ramel Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Communication and Diplomacy: Change and Continuity century is becoming increasingly multifaceted as policy actors (both state and non-state) seek to develop new strategies—and refine established ones to project influence in an environment marked by the fragmentation of the modalities of “sharp,” “soft,” and “smart” power. At the same time, the rise

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From Negotiation to Mediationan everything be negotiated? Certain realities are non-negotiable a priori. Beliefs, values, and identities are not the result of compromise. They are by nature non-divisible and unlikely to be modified by any dealings. Furthermore, can one negotiate with everyone? Many cases remind that many partie

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Rituals and Diplomacytuals. I argue that the study of rituals brings two benefits in its wake. First, it enables us to rediscover the importance of micro-interactions (not only relations) in the development and maintenance of a diplomatic order. Second, it shows how a focus on “situations” links diplomatic time and spac

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States and Their Foreign Serviceshe institution of a Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which employs state actors called diplomats. While foreign policy typically involves competition between a host of governmental and non-governmental actors on the one hand and national, international, and transnational ones on the other hand, this cha

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Intergovernmental Organizationsotiating arenas prolonging State foreign policies. Looking at diplomatic . rather than . officially attributed to IOs, this chapter argues that IOs do make a specific contribution to diplomacy. Despite the fact that the legal personality of IOs has only been acknowledged belatedly, their autonomy an

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Diplomacy by Non-State Actorsken up the diplomatic game, forcing states to take them into consideration. They have also developed their own diplomatic activities, sometimes delegated by states, at other times in competition with or in opposition to them. What is the nature of these diplomatic activities? Are we witnessing an ov

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Individuals and Diplomacyst traditional way of approaching international relations is by focusing on great men. History has long chronicled their deeds and portrayed their character. At the same time classical realism, a frequent point of reference in political science emphasizes their responsibilities. And yet, philosophy

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