Publications
The Hague Journal of Diplomacy
Contents Vol. 2, No. 1:
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Articles:
- Diplomatic Cultures: Comparing Russia and the West in Terms of a 'Modern Model of Diplomacy', Tatiana V. Zonova
- The Impact of Enlargement: Europeanization of Polish Foreign Policy? Tracking Adaptation and Change in the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Karolina Pomorska
- US Public Diplomacy: A Cold War Success Story?, John Robert Kelley
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Practitioners' Perspectives:
- Security through Disarmament: The Story of the Weapons of Mass Destruction Commission, Randy Rydell
- Parliamentary Diplomacy, Gonnie de Boer and Frans W. Weisglas
Contents Vol. 2, No. 2:
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Articles
- Democracy Promotion as Foreign Policy: Some Cautionary Reflections, David W. Lovell
- 'Do This One For Me, George': Blair, Brown, Bono, Bush and the 'Actor-ness' of the G8, Geoffrey Allen Pigman and John Kotsopoulos
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Response Essay
- Summit Diplomacy: High-Level Meeting or Courtesy Call? A Response to John Young, David Hastings Dunn
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Practitioners' Perspectives
- Reforming Foreign Services for the Twenty-First Century, Shaun Riordan
- Experience Matters Most, Karl Theodor Paschke
Contents Vol. 2, No. 3:
Special Issue: Rethinking the New Public Diplomacy
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Articles
- Advancing the New Public Diplomacy: A Public Relations Perspective, Kathy R. Fitzpatrick
- The Soft Power Differential: Network Communication and Mass Communication in Public Diplomacy, R.S. Zaharna
- Arguing Public Diplomacy: The Role of Argument Formation, Craig Hayden
- Evaluating Public Diplomacy Programme, Pierre C. Pahlavi
- The Ties that Bind: Dutch-American Relations, US Public Diplomacy and the Promotion of American Studies since the Second World War, Giles Scott-Smith
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Practitioners' Perspectives
- Geo-Social Mapping of the International Communications Environment or Why Abdul Isn't Listening, Barry Fulton