Diplomacy
1st Edition
Published on 16. June 2004
Book
Hardback
1264 pages
978-1-4129-0143-7 (ISBN)
Description
The study of diplomacy - in many respects the 'engine room' of international relations - has been marked by a revitalisation in recent years. This three-volume collection is the first to bring together the seminal writings in the field to provide a unique reference work on this essential institution for the conduct of international affairs.
The volumes include an introduction by Joensson and Langhorne followed by sixty selections thematically organised across three volumes: Theory of Diplomacy, History of Diplomacy, and Problems and Issues in Contemporary Diplomacy.
The result is an unparalleled resource that combines broad coverage of the subject with both historical depth and contemporary relevance.
Volume 1: introduces and reviews classic and contemporary definitional questions surrounding the study of diplomacy and theories of the origin and functions of diplomacy.
Volume 2: reviews the evolution from 'Old' to 'New' diplomacy through more than three millennia. Contributions span key eras of diplomacy from the earliest diplomatic records through Renaissance Italy to the development of the European state system and the aftermath of war.
Volume 3: focuses on areas of change, continuity and challenge in the current context and practice of diplomacy. Contributions address the contending debates around a perceived decline or crisis of diplomacy on the one hand, and the emergence of new, non-state, actors, modes and means of contemporary diplomacy, on the other.
Series information:
The SAGE Library of International Relations is a new series of major works that will bring together the most influential and field-defining articles, both classical and contemporary, in a number of key areas of research and inquiry in International Relations.
Each multi-volume set will represent a collection of the essential published works collated from the foremost publications in the field by an Editor or Editorial Team of renowned international stature.
They will also include a full introduction, presenting a rationale for the selection and mapping out the discipline's past, present and likely future.
This series is designed to be a 'gold standard' for university libraries throughout the world with an interest in International Relations.
The volumes include an introduction by Joensson and Langhorne followed by sixty selections thematically organised across three volumes: Theory of Diplomacy, History of Diplomacy, and Problems and Issues in Contemporary Diplomacy.
The result is an unparalleled resource that combines broad coverage of the subject with both historical depth and contemporary relevance.
Volume 1: introduces and reviews classic and contemporary definitional questions surrounding the study of diplomacy and theories of the origin and functions of diplomacy.
Volume 2: reviews the evolution from 'Old' to 'New' diplomacy through more than three millennia. Contributions span key eras of diplomacy from the earliest diplomatic records through Renaissance Italy to the development of the European state system and the aftermath of war.
Volume 3: focuses on areas of change, continuity and challenge in the current context and practice of diplomacy. Contributions address the contending debates around a perceived decline or crisis of diplomacy on the one hand, and the emergence of new, non-state, actors, modes and means of contemporary diplomacy, on the other.
Series information:
The SAGE Library of International Relations is a new series of major works that will bring together the most influential and field-defining articles, both classical and contemporary, in a number of key areas of research and inquiry in International Relations.
Each multi-volume set will represent a collection of the essential published works collated from the foremost publications in the field by an Editor or Editorial Team of renowned international stature.
They will also include a full introduction, presenting a rationale for the selection and mapping out the discipline's past, present and likely future.
This series is designed to be a 'gold standard' for university libraries throughout the world with an interest in International Relations.
More details
Series
Edition
Third Edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Thousand Oaks
United States
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Product notice
Cloth over boards
Dimensions
Height: 234 mm
Width: 156 mm
Weight
2315 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-4129-0143-7 (9781412901437)
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Schweitzer Classification
Content
VOLUME ONE: THEORY OF DIPLOMACY
Fran[ci]cois de Calli[gr]eres and Diplomatic Theory - Maurice Keens-Soper
Diplomacy and The Language and Forms of Diplomatic Intercourse - Ernest Satow
The Development of Diplomatic Theory - Harold Nicolson
Diplomacy - Hans J Morgenthau
Diplomacy and International Order - Hedley Bull
The English School on Diplomacy - Iver B Neumann
Diplomatic History and International Relations Theory - Colin Elman and Miriam Fendius Elman
Respecting Differences and Crossing Boundaries
Patterns of Diplomacy - Johan Galtung and Mari Holmbue Ruge
A Study of Recruitment and Career Patterns in Norwegian Diplomacy
Patterns of Representation in National Capitals and Intergovernmental Organizations - Chadwick Alger and Steven J Brams
Diplomacy and International Society - Alan James
For Diplomacy - Paul Sharp
Representation and the Study of International Relations
Diplomacy and Domestic Politics - Robert D Putnam
The Logic of Two-Level Games
Diplomacy as Theatre - Raymond Cohen
Mediating Estrangement - James Der Derian
A Theory for Diplomacy
Diplomatic Representations... or Who Framed the Ambassadors? - Costas M Constantinou
Ultimata and Coercive Diplomacy - Paul Gordon Lauren
States, Firms and Diplomacy - Susan Strange
Multilateralism - Diplomatic and Otherwise - Inis L Claude Jr
Global Conference Diplomacy and International Policy-Making - Volker Rittberger
The Case of the UN-Sponsored World Conferences
Communication - Christer J[um]onsson and Martin Hall
An Essential Aspect of Diplomacy
VOLUME TWO: HISTORY OF DIPLOMACY
Diplomacy in Western Asia in the Early Second Millennium BC - Joan M Munn-Rankin
The Great Tradition - Raymond Cohen
The Spread of Democracy in the Ancient World
The States System of Hellas - Martin Wight
Strategic Thinking of Kautilya and Sun Zi - Giri Deshingkar
Chinese Interstate Intercourse before 700BC - Roswell Britton
The Principles and Methods of Byzantine Diplomacy - Dimitri Obolensky
Information, Disinformation and Delay in Byzantine Diplomacy - Jonathan Shepard
Diplomacy in the Roman World (c500 BC-AD 235) - Brian Campbell
Western European Diplomacy - Donald E Queller
The First Resident Embassies - Garrett Mattingly
Medieval Italian Origins of Modern Diplomacy
The Ambassadors of Early Modern Europe - Charles Carter
Patterns of Diplomatic Representation in Early Seventeen Century
The 'New Diplomacy' of the Eighteenth Century - Felix Gilbert
The Establishment of the Idea and Practice of the International Conference 1648-1830 - Richard Langhorne
Ottoman Diplomacy and the European State System - J C Hurewitz
The Regulation of Diplomatic Practice - Richard Langhorne
The Beginnings to the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations
Diplomacy Then and Now - Harold Nicolson
Establishing International Organizations - Richard Langhorne
The Politics of the State Visit - Erik Goldstein
Revolutionary Diplomacy - David Armstrong
Old and New Diplomacy - Sasson Sofer
A Debate Revisited
VOLUME THREE: PROBLEMS AND ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY DIPLOMACY
The Transformation of Diplomacy at the Threshold of the New Millennium - Rik Coolsaet
Full Circle - Richard Langhorne
New Principles and Old Consequences in the Modern Diplomatic System
'Polylateralism' and the New Modes of Global Dialogue - Geoffrey Wiseman
Who Needs Diplomats? The Problem of Diplomatic Representation - Paul Sharp
Governments, Non-Governmental Organizations and the Re-Calibration of Diplomacy - Andrew Cooper and Brian Hocking
Diplomacy in the Media Age - Eytan Gilboa
Three Models of Uses and Effects
Diplomatic Signaling in the Television Age - Christer J[um]onsson
The Lure of Summitry - David H Dunn
International Dialogue at the Highest Level
Diplomacy after Death - G R Berridge
The Rise of the Working Funeral
Summit Diplomacy Coming of Age - Jan Melissen
Two-Track Diplomacy - Karin Aggestam
Negotiations Between Israel and the PLO Through Open and Secret Channels
Diplomacy by Other Means - Mark Leonard
Sport Diplomacy Between the United States and Iran - H E Chehabi
UN Conferences and Constructivist Governance of the Environment - Peter M Haas
Endgame at the Kennedy Round - Donna Lee
A Case Study of Multilateral Economic Diplomacy
Diplomacy without a State - Michael Bruter
The External Delegations of the European Commission
Preparing for European Diplomacy? - Simon W Duke
Current Developments in Diplomacy - Richard Langhorne
Who Are the Diplomats Now?
Making Sense of Citizen Diplomats - Paul Sharp
Globalization and Diplomacy - Strobe Talbott
A Practitioner's Perpsective
Fran[ci]cois de Calli[gr]eres and Diplomatic Theory - Maurice Keens-Soper
Diplomacy and The Language and Forms of Diplomatic Intercourse - Ernest Satow
The Development of Diplomatic Theory - Harold Nicolson
Diplomacy - Hans J Morgenthau
Diplomacy and International Order - Hedley Bull
The English School on Diplomacy - Iver B Neumann
Diplomatic History and International Relations Theory - Colin Elman and Miriam Fendius Elman
Respecting Differences and Crossing Boundaries
Patterns of Diplomacy - Johan Galtung and Mari Holmbue Ruge
A Study of Recruitment and Career Patterns in Norwegian Diplomacy
Patterns of Representation in National Capitals and Intergovernmental Organizations - Chadwick Alger and Steven J Brams
Diplomacy and International Society - Alan James
For Diplomacy - Paul Sharp
Representation and the Study of International Relations
Diplomacy and Domestic Politics - Robert D Putnam
The Logic of Two-Level Games
Diplomacy as Theatre - Raymond Cohen
Mediating Estrangement - James Der Derian
A Theory for Diplomacy
Diplomatic Representations... or Who Framed the Ambassadors? - Costas M Constantinou
Ultimata and Coercive Diplomacy - Paul Gordon Lauren
States, Firms and Diplomacy - Susan Strange
Multilateralism - Diplomatic and Otherwise - Inis L Claude Jr
Global Conference Diplomacy and International Policy-Making - Volker Rittberger
The Case of the UN-Sponsored World Conferences
Communication - Christer J[um]onsson and Martin Hall
An Essential Aspect of Diplomacy
VOLUME TWO: HISTORY OF DIPLOMACY
Diplomacy in Western Asia in the Early Second Millennium BC - Joan M Munn-Rankin
The Great Tradition - Raymond Cohen
The Spread of Democracy in the Ancient World
The States System of Hellas - Martin Wight
Strategic Thinking of Kautilya and Sun Zi - Giri Deshingkar
Chinese Interstate Intercourse before 700BC - Roswell Britton
The Principles and Methods of Byzantine Diplomacy - Dimitri Obolensky
Information, Disinformation and Delay in Byzantine Diplomacy - Jonathan Shepard
Diplomacy in the Roman World (c500 BC-AD 235) - Brian Campbell
Western European Diplomacy - Donald E Queller
The First Resident Embassies - Garrett Mattingly
Medieval Italian Origins of Modern Diplomacy
The Ambassadors of Early Modern Europe - Charles Carter
Patterns of Diplomatic Representation in Early Seventeen Century
The 'New Diplomacy' of the Eighteenth Century - Felix Gilbert
The Establishment of the Idea and Practice of the International Conference 1648-1830 - Richard Langhorne
Ottoman Diplomacy and the European State System - J C Hurewitz
The Regulation of Diplomatic Practice - Richard Langhorne
The Beginnings to the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations
Diplomacy Then and Now - Harold Nicolson
Establishing International Organizations - Richard Langhorne
The Politics of the State Visit - Erik Goldstein
Revolutionary Diplomacy - David Armstrong
Old and New Diplomacy - Sasson Sofer
A Debate Revisited
VOLUME THREE: PROBLEMS AND ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY DIPLOMACY
The Transformation of Diplomacy at the Threshold of the New Millennium - Rik Coolsaet
Full Circle - Richard Langhorne
New Principles and Old Consequences in the Modern Diplomatic System
'Polylateralism' and the New Modes of Global Dialogue - Geoffrey Wiseman
Who Needs Diplomats? The Problem of Diplomatic Representation - Paul Sharp
Governments, Non-Governmental Organizations and the Re-Calibration of Diplomacy - Andrew Cooper and Brian Hocking
Diplomacy in the Media Age - Eytan Gilboa
Three Models of Uses and Effects
Diplomatic Signaling in the Television Age - Christer J[um]onsson
The Lure of Summitry - David H Dunn
International Dialogue at the Highest Level
Diplomacy after Death - G R Berridge
The Rise of the Working Funeral
Summit Diplomacy Coming of Age - Jan Melissen
Two-Track Diplomacy - Karin Aggestam
Negotiations Between Israel and the PLO Through Open and Secret Channels
Diplomacy by Other Means - Mark Leonard
Sport Diplomacy Between the United States and Iran - H E Chehabi
UN Conferences and Constructivist Governance of the Environment - Peter M Haas
Endgame at the Kennedy Round - Donna Lee
A Case Study of Multilateral Economic Diplomacy
Diplomacy without a State - Michael Bruter
The External Delegations of the European Commission
Preparing for European Diplomacy? - Simon W Duke
Current Developments in Diplomacy - Richard Langhorne
Who Are the Diplomats Now?
Making Sense of Citizen Diplomats - Paul Sharp
Globalization and Diplomacy - Strobe Talbott
A Practitioner's Perpsective