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City Diplomacy for Peace

2020
In the aftermath of the Second World War, the goal of contributing to conflict prevention and post-conflict reconciliation emerged as the main driver of city diplomacy’s expansion. Today, not only cities continue to be vocal supporters of world peace (e.g., through international advocacy campaigns and city networks such as Mayors for Peace), but their ...
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Norway’s Peace Diplomacy

Abstract From the Oslo Process in the early 1990s to the more recent talks with the Taliban, Norway has gained international recognition for its peace diplomacy. In this chapter, we examine Norway’s peace engagement, asking three key questions: ‘What is the motivation?’, ‘What are the characteristics?’, and ‘What are the results?’ We ...
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Gardens in Diplomacy, War, and Peace

2020
Abstract Chapter 10 continues the exploration of how visual artifacts can be sensory spaces and infrastructures of feeling that provoke unexpected affective communities of sense. It examines gardens as social constructions of social-ordering and world-ordering that both shape and participate in international politics. It questions how we
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Third-Party Diplomacy: The Diplomacy of Peace and Intercession

2018
In this chapter Spies focuses on third-party diplomacy; a mode that involves conflict management, reduction and resolution. Third-party diplomacy speaks to the very raison d’etre of diplomacy, because it hinges on the principle of brokerage, or intermediation that underpins the institution of diplomacy. The chapter explores the notion of neutrality and
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Diplomacy and Peace.

International Affairs (Royal Institute of International Affairs 1931-1939), 1936
E. H. Carr, R. B. Mowat
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Media Diplomacy and `Peace Talk'

Gazette (Leiden, Netherlands), 2000
Assuming that the media were caught `unprepared', linguistically at least, by the peace processes in recent years; and that the current media discourse is not sufficient to understand, report and interpret such processes, a discourse analysis was conducted of media coverage of the peace processes in the Middle East and Northern Ireland.
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Diplomacy for Peace

International Affairs, 1964
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