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‘A Direct, Give-and-Take’: The Personal Diplomacy of Herbert Hoover
Diplomacy & StatecraftIn 1929, Herbert Hoover welcomed Ramsay MacDonald to the United States (the first British prime minister to visit), and two years later, in 1931, he welcomed Pierre Laval (the second French premier ever to visit).
Tizoc Chavez
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A Global Network for Recognition: The Sea Change EU Public Diplomacy (1986–1996)
Diplomacy & StatecraftSince the Single European Act, the European Community/Union has relied on public diplomacy to gain international recognition. This paper sheds light on the formative phase of the EU’s public diplomacy through the lens of network theory.
E. Ciappi
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Vacuous Diversity: Caste and Secularism in Indian Diplomacy
The Hague Journal of DiplomacyThrough the life and times of Mani Shankar Aiyar (b. 1941), this article shows the centrality of caste in the conduct of Indian diplomacy and the ways in which a commitment to an anaemic secularism diverts our attention from such casteism.
S. Krishna
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Indonesian Journal of Diplomacy, Political & Economical for Global Society
Micro, small, and medium enterprises (UMKM) in Indonesia are quite interesting to be used as a national economic structure, not only playing a role in creating jobs, UMKM can also be a common thread for economic growth.
Alfira Suci Mardh
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Micro, small, and medium enterprises (UMKM) in Indonesia are quite interesting to be used as a national economic structure, not only playing a role in creating jobs, UMKM can also be a common thread for economic growth.
Alfira Suci Mardh
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Indonesia’s Digital Diplomacy Analysis Towards African Region Countries
Journal of Diplomacy & Foreign PolicyThis paper discusses Indonesia's digital diplomacy towards countries in the African region, emphasizing the use of Instagram as social media platforms by Indonesian diplomatic representatives.
Fetra Ardianto +1 more
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A Space for Kinship in City Diplomacy: Re-imagining Sister Cities amid Global Migration
The Hague Journal of DiplomacyIn an era of escalating urbanisation and global migration, this research investigates the potential of sister city relationships in forging long-term and community-driven international ties.
Willoughby Fortunoff +2 more
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(Dis)Appearances of Caste in Diplomacy
The Hague Journal of DiplomacyThe caste system represents a complex structure of social stratification which is perceived as a cultural feature unique to India. The people placed at the bottom of the system are considered impure and traditionally were assigned to perform the ...
K. Tiwary, R. Devi
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Diplomacy & Statecraft
This article explores how the Argentine domestic front impacted diplomatic negotiations during the Falkland Islands (Malvinas) War. Although the current historiography on the war is extensive, there has been no comprehensive focus on the domestic factors
Mariano de Beer
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This article explores how the Argentine domestic front impacted diplomatic negotiations during the Falkland Islands (Malvinas) War. Although the current historiography on the war is extensive, there has been no comprehensive focus on the domestic factors
Mariano de Beer
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What Makes Diplomacy Successful?
The Hague Journal of DiplomacyHow countries engage diplomatically with the rest of the world is at the heart of the work of ministries of foreign affairs (MFA s). In recent years, IOB – the Independent Evaluation Directorate of the Netherlands MFA – has conducted many evaluations ...
Peter van der Knaap
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