Diplomacy in Theory and Practice
� Essays in Honour of Christer Jönsson
| Författare: | Aggestam Karin , Jerneck Magnus |
| Titel: | Diplomacy in Theory and Practice � Essays in Honour of Christer Jönsson |
| Utgivningsår: | 2009 |
| Omfång: | 507 sid. |
| Förlag: | Liber |
| ISBN: | 9789147089116 |
| Produkttyp: | Inbunden |
| Typ av verk: | Samlingsverk |
| Ämnesord: | Festskrifter , Statsvetenskap och politik , Internationell rätt |
Pris: 477 SEK exkl. moms 
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 Diplomacy contains, in theory, a multitude of meanings and is highly diverse in practice. It ranges from the conduct of foreign policy and negotiation, to diplomatic services and tacit communication. The contributors take a systematic approach to analyzing diplomacy in theory and illuminate the great variety in practice. The first part of the book utilizes several diverse analytical perspectives to raise a number of critical problems, such as change and continuity of diplomacy, various understandings and norms of peace, aid-diplomacy for better working conditions, and the impact of psychology, images and homosociality. The second part contains intriguing empirical analyses of diplomatic practices around the globe, ranging from Bougainville, Jerusalem, East Europe, Doha, China, Denmark, Russia, and the European Union to the Baltic Sea Region.The contributors are highly distinguished scholars as well as renowned practitioners. The book is a collection of essays in honor of Professor Christer Jönsson, Lund University. Innehåll: Contents About the authors Preface Karin Aggestam & Magnus Jerneck Part I: In Theory 1. Diplomacy I. William Zartman 2. Do we need a new diplomacy in the age of globalization? Gunnar Sjöstedt 3. Confucious' ideal of peace in the contemporary world Zhimin Chen 4. Diplomacy and peacemaking in transition Karin Aggestam 5. Negotiation and escalation of images Guy Olivier Faure 6. Peace, concerts, and great power diplomacy in modern Europe Magnus Jerneck 7. Can international conferences be modeled? 00 Arild Underdal 8. Bridges over troubled water Lars-Göran Stenelo 9. Norm entrepreneurship: a valuable addition totraditional diplomacy? Annika Björkdahl 10. Diplomacy, trade, aid and global working conditions Göte Hansson 11. Political psychology, foreign policy and conflict analysis Catarina Kinnvall 12 Reflections on IR theory from within the black box Per Altenberg 13. Negotiations in networks. The importance of personal relations and homosociality Annica Kronsell Part II: In Practice 14. The strengths and limits of academic diplomacy: The case of Bougainville Peter Wallensteen 15. No exit from calvary: Israel’s stewardship of the church of the Holy Sepulchre Raymond Cohen 16. Diplomatic use of history in Swedish – East European relations Kristian Gerner 17. The WTO Doha Round and current challenges in multilateral trade negotiations Anders Ahnlid 18. Essence of Mongol-Christian diplomacy in the 13th century Martin Hall 19. Israel and the occupied territories. Theoretical models of regulation and political realities Mats Bergquist 20. Summit diplomacy in the European Union Jonas Tallberg 21. Globalization strategies: the diplomacy of the Danish cartoon crisis 2005-06 Nikolaj Petersen 22. Putin as Peter: Russia’s return to great power status Bo Petersson 23. An introduction to international work Staffan Tillander 24. Coercive partnership negotiations? EU-ACP diplomacy in negotiations on economic partnership agreements Ole Elgström 25. History and future in the Baltic Sea region Olof Ruin References Tabula Gratulatoria |