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Engaging the ‘ungoverned’: The merging of diplomacy, defence and development
Cooperation and Conflict, 2016This article explores biopolitical practices that extend beyond national borders and take the whole of humanity as their province. It looks at how attempts to secure and optimize conditions of living in Africa are not merely governmental in scope but also diplomatic in their conceptualization and conduct.
Costas M Constantinou
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Defence Diplomacy in the Long War
Brill Research Perspectives in Diplomacy and Foreign Policy, 2017One of the most dominant security issues of twenty-first century has been theu.s.led battle against transnational terrorism—the aptly named Long War. Over the past fifteen years the Long War has been examined using multiple perspectives; however, one central mechanism is missing in current analyses: defence diplomacy.
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Defence Diplomacy and Civil–Military Relations:
2023For Bangladesh, defence diplomacy has evolved as a cornerstone of its military since the restoration of democracy in 1991. This chapter highlights the evolving roles and activities of the Bangladesh Armed Forces in this context as well as an extension of traditional diplomacy of the country.
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Australian diplomacy and defence, 1939-1942
2021The author retains copyright of this thesis. It must only be used for personal non-commercial research, education and study. It must not be used for any other purposes and may not be transmitted or shared with others without prior permission. For further terms on this licence: https://rightsstatements.org/page/InC-EDU/1.0/?language=en Contact ...
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Evolution of Moroccan defence diplomacy
Contemporary Arab Affairs, 2017This paper addresses Morocco’s defence diplomacy through a consideration of two research matters. The first concerns the military and security cooperation of the country with the United States, the European countries, as well as the Arab and African ones.
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Velvet fists: The paradox of defence diplomacy in Southeast Asia
European Journal of International Security, 2020AbstractDefence diplomacy represents a notable paradox. On the one hand, it is a cooperative activity to build strategic and moralistic trust between states and thus positively shape the environment in which foreign policy is made. On the other hand, defence diplomacy also involves competition and demonstrations of military power, which may contravene ...
Jun Yan Chang, Nicole Jenne
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EFFECT OF DIGITAL DIPLOMACY TO ENHANCE PUBLIC AND DEFENCE DIPLOMACY IN SRI LANKA
Jurnal Diplomasi Pertahanan, 2023Sri Lanka has faced negative coverage of its security and human rights situation since 2009. One of the main reasons for the negative security and human rights coverage since 2009 is that the country continues to engage in traditional diplomacy which is ineffective in today’s era of rapid and extensive information dissemination through the internet and
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Israel’s defence exports will rise, boosting diplomacy
Emerald Expert Briefings, 2023Significance Drones and cyberwarfare were key marketing sectors, to 145 and 126 countries, respectively, demonstrating a reach far beyond democratic regimes. The overall growth in arms sales reflects three key global developments: the Ukraine war, Asian concerns about Chinese ambitions and Israeli normalisation with Arab ...
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Digital Diplomacy and Cyber Defence
Abstract Having emerged only two decades ago, the field of digital diplomacy and cyber defence is new relative to other aspects of statecraft. Governments did not prioritize cyber issues in foreign policy or national security until 2007, when Russian actors launched cyberattacks against Estonia’s financial and governmental systems.openaire +1 more source