Titlebook: Global Diplomacy and International Society; Yolanda Kemp Spies Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Russian Affinities and Its Correspondences,nal society. The remainder of this chapter provides a preview of the book, which is divided into chapters that each offers a different context to the study of diplomacy: conceptual, historical, legal, institutional (bureaucratic) and cultural.

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Viveka Erlandsson,Caglar Uyanik nature of diplomacy: intermediation, representation, authority, reciprocity and continuous communication. Providing thus the wider conceptual context, this chapter makes it clear why diplomacy is—and has always been—a central institution of international society.

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,Some Footnotes on Thurston’s Notes ,ed, namely state immunity, diplomatic protection and the disputed notion of diplomatic ‘a(chǎn)sylum’. Diplomatic law is not often included in texts on diplomacy, but this chapter demonstrates why a legal context is essential to the theory and practice of diplomacy.

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Modernity: Urban Culture and the Balkans,g states. Finally, consideration is given to the manner in which foreign ministries across the world are adapting to such challenges, including the reality that they have become managers rather than gate-keepers of foreign policy implementation.

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The Law of Diplomacy,ed, namely state immunity, diplomatic protection and the disputed notion of diplomatic ‘a(chǎn)sylum’. Diplomatic law is not often included in texts on diplomacy, but this chapter demonstrates why a legal context is essential to the theory and practice of diplomacy.