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2011
Introduction- New Diplomatic History Part I: The Structure of a Service 1. Why Diplomacy? 2. Education, Training and Promotion 3. Family, Sex and Marriage Part II: Of Cabbages and Kings 4. Etiquette and Face 5. Favourites and Flunkeys 6. Gossips, Networks and News Part III: Beyond the Call of Duty 7. The Grand Tour 8. From Ancients to Moderns 9.
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Introduction- New Diplomatic History Part I: The Structure of a Service 1. Why Diplomacy? 2. Education, Training and Promotion 3. Family, Sex and Marriage Part II: Of Cabbages and Kings 4. Etiquette and Face 5. Favourites and Flunkeys 6. Gossips, Networks and News Part III: Beyond the Call of Duty 7. The Grand Tour 8. From Ancients to Moderns 9.
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Can cultural diplomacy be decolonised? Cultural relations and the future of diplomacy
This chapter examines whether and how cultural diplomacy can be decolonised, arguing that its fundamental assumptions and implementation principles make complete decolonisation impossible. Through analysis of decolonial theory and diplomatic practice, it suggests that the emerging paradigm of cultural relations offers a more promising pathway for ...openaire +2 more sources
The Politics of “Cultural Diplomacy”
World Politics, 1962ONE of the tasks of statecraft in any conflict is to infer the adversary's objectives from his observable tactics and strategies, deciding in the process how much energy to expend in divining such objectives and how much in shaping them in keeping with one's own capabilities and goals. Frederick C.
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2020
Culture and creativity represent an almost ubiquitous component of the international action of cities. A core feature—and a driver—of bilateral ties such as twinning or cooperation agreements, culture and creativity are frequently integrated into the economic strategies aimed at supporting local economic growth and job market.
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Culture and creativity represent an almost ubiquitous component of the international action of cities. A core feature—and a driver—of bilateral ties such as twinning or cooperation agreements, culture and creativity are frequently integrated into the economic strategies aimed at supporting local economic growth and job market.
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Abstract The chapter identifies and describes major transformations of cultural diplomacy in the conditions of increasing digitalization and platformization to propose a new typology of cultural diplomacy actors. Focusing on the roles they play in the global digital space and the power they can accumulate to exert impact, the chapter ...
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Theorising the Role of Cultural Products in Cultural Diplomacy From a Cultural Studies Perspective
International Journal of Cultural Policy, 2016David Clarke
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Chicken Dance (Off): Competing Cultural Diplomacy in the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest
International Journal of Cultural Policy, 2020Christina Kiel
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