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The SAGE Handbook of Diplomacy

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Print ISBN9781446298565
eText ISBN9781473959132
PublisherSage Publications Ltd (UK)
Publishing Year2016
Edition1st Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages722

The SAGE Handbook of Diplomacy, 1st Edition, provides a comprehensive thematic survey of diplomacy and diplomatic studies. The volume integrates theoretical frameworks and historical perspectives while addressing operational requirements and future needs in diplomatic practice.

Organized into four core sections, the collection explores diplomatic concepts and theories, diplomatic institutions, diplomatic relations, and types of diplomatic engagement. It examines foundational mechanisms such as mediation, crisis diplomacy, and international law alongside statecraft and strategic planning.

Contributions from a global team of specialists also address expanding arenas of international engagement, incorporating subjects such as digital diplomacy, public diplomacy, and environmental diplomacy.

Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 29: Revolutionary Diplomacy

  2. Chapter 07: Diplomacy and the Arts

  3. Chapter 38: Military Diplomacy

  4. Chapter 20: Diplomatic Immunity

  5. Chapter 14: Diplomatic Knowledge

  6. Chapter 22: Mediation

  7. Chapter 16: Consulates and Consular Diplomacy

  8. Chapter 31: City Diplomacy

  9. Chapter 06: Diplomacy and Communication

  10. Chapter 03: Diplomacy and the (Post)colonial Encounter

  11. Chapter 12: Diplomatic Culture

  12. Chapter 33: Celebrity Diplomacy

  13. Chapter 30: Conference Diplomacy

  14. Chapter 36: Corporate Diplomacy

  15. Chapter 49: Latin American Diplomacy

  16. Chapter 53: Indigenous Diplomacy

  17. Chapter 47: China Diplomacy

  18. Chapter 25: Public Diplomacy

  19. Chapter 08: Pedagogies of Diplomacy

  20. Chapter 15: Permanent Embassies and Missions

  21. Chapter 24: Diplomatic Language

  22. Chapter 11: Diplomatic Relations

  23. Chapter 46: Post-Soviet Diplomacy

  24. Chapter 09: Diplomacy and Gender

  25. Chapter 44: EU Diplomacy

  26. Chapter 51: Middle East Diplomacy

  27. Chapter 54: Pariah Diplomacy

  28. Chapter 37: Religious Diplomacy

  29. Chapter 10: Diplomatic Agency

  30. Chapter 40: Sports Diplomacy

  31. Chapter 34: Digital Diplomacy

  32. Chapter 50: African Diplomacy

  33. Chapter 45: US Diplomacy

  34. Chapter 13: Diplomatic Ethics

  35. Chapter 35: Economic Diplomacy

  36. Chapter 05: Diplomacy, Statecraft and Strategy

  37. Chapter 42: Middle Power Diplomacy

  38. Chapter 28: Coercive Diplomacy

  39. Chapter 19: Diplomacy and International Law

  40. Chapter 39: Environmental Diplomacy

  41. Chapter 04: Diplomacy and Foreign Policy

  42. Chapter 32: Citizen Diplomacy

  43. Chapter 02: Conceptual History of Diplomacy

  44. Chapter 01: Theoretical Approaches to Diplomacy

  45. Chapter 21: Negotiation

  46. Chapter 26: Quiet and Secret Diplomacy

  47. Chapter 43: Small States Diplomacy

  48. Chapter 17: Diplomatic Corps and Diplomatic Communities

  49. Chapter 41: Great Power Diplomacy

  50. Chapter 23: Summitry

  51. Chapter 27: Crisis Diplomacy

  52. Chapter 48: Diplomacy in East Asia

  53. Chapter 51: African Diplomacy

  54. Chapter XX: Science Diplomacy

  55. Chapter A: DIPLOMATIC CONCEPTS & THEORIES

    • • 1. Theoretical Perspectives in Diplomacy - Costas M. Constantinou and Paul Sharp
    • • 2. A Conceptual History of Diplomacy - Halvard Leira
    • • 3. Diplomacy and the Colonial Encounter - Sam Okoth Opondo
    • • 4. Statecraft, Strategy and Diplomacy - Markus Kornprobst
    • • 5. Diplomacy and Foreign Policy - Brian Hocking
    • • 6. Diplomacy, Communication and Signaling - Christer Jönsson
    • • 7. Diplomatic Agency - Rebecca Adler-Nissen
    • • 8. Diplomatic Culture - Jason Dittmer & Fiona McConnell
    • • 9. Diplomacy and the Arts - Iver B. Neumann
    • • 10. Diplomatic Ethics - Corneliu Bjola
    • • 11. Diplomatic Knowledge - Noé Cornago
  56. Chapter B: DIPLOMATIC INSTITUTIONS

    • • 12. Embassies, Permanent Missions & Special Missions - Kishan S. Rana
    • • 13. Consulates and Consular Diplomacy - Ana Mar Fernández Pasarín
    • • 14. The Diplomatic Corps - Paul Sharp and Geoffrey Wiseman
    • • 15. Diplomacy and International Law - David Clinton
    • • 16. Diplomatic Immunity - Linda S. Frey and Marsha L. Frey
    • • 17. Diplomacy and Negotiation - I William Zartman
    • • 18. Diplomatic Mediation - Karin Aggestam
    • • 19. Diplomatic Summitry - David H. Dunn and Richard Lock-Pullan
    • • 20. Diplomatic Language - Donna Marie Oglesby
  57. Chapter C: DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS

    • • 21. Diplomatic Relations Between States - Alan James
    • • 22. Great Power Diplomacy - Cornelia Navari
    • • 23. Middle Power Diplomacy - Yolanda Spies
    • • 24. Small State Diplomacy - Baldur Thorhallsson and Alyson J.K. Bailes
    • • 25. European Union Diplomacy - Michael Smith
    • • 26. American Diplomacy - Alan K. Henrikson
    • • 27. Russian Post-Soviet Diplomacy - Tatiana Zonova
    • • 28. China's Diplomacy - Chen Zhimin
    • • 29. Diplomacy in East Asia - Pauline Kerr
    • • 30. Latin American Diplomacy - Sean W. Burges and Fabrício H Chagas Bastos
    • • 31. Middle East Diplomacy - Stephan Stetter
    • • 32. African Diplomacy - Asteris Huliaras and Konstantinos Magliveras
    • • 33. Southern African Diplomacy - Stephen Chan
    • • 34. Developing States Diplomacy - Stephen Calleya
  58. Chapter D: TYPES OF DIPLOMATIC ENGAGEMENT

    • • 35. Public Diplomacy - Ellen Huijgh
    • • 36. Quiet and Secret Diplomacy - William Maley
    • • 37. Crisis Diplomacy - Edward Avenell and David Hastings Dunn
    • • 38. Coercive Diplomacy - Peter Viggo Jakobsen
    • • 39. Revolutionary Diplomacy - David Armstrong
    • • 40. Conference Diplomacy - Paul Meerts
    • • 41. City Diplomacy - Michele Acuto
    • • 42. Citizen Diplomacy - Melissa Conley Tyler and Craig Beyerinck
    • • 43. Celebrity Diplomacy - Mark Wheeler
    • • 44. Digital Diplomacy - Eytan Gilboa
    • • 45. Economic Diplomacy - Maaike Okano-Heijmans
    • • 46. Business Diplomacy - Huub Ruël and Tim Wolters
    • • 47. Religious Diplomacy - David Joseph Wellman
    • • 48. Military Diplomacy - See Seng Tan
    • • 49. Environmental Diplomacy - Saleem H. Ali and Helena Voinov Vladich
    • • 50. Sports Diplomacy - Stuart Murray
    • • 51. Science Diplomacy - Daryl Copeland
    • • 52. Indigenous Diplomacy - J. Marshall Beier
    • • 53. Pariah Diplomacy - Huss Banai

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