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Volume 6

Volume 6 (2011)

The Hague Journal of Diplomacy

Contents Vol. 6, No. 3-4

    Special double issue - American Diplomacy
    Editors: Jan Melissen and Paul Sharp
    Guest Editors: Paul Sharp and Geoffrey Wiseman Book Review Editors: Maaike Okano-Heijmans and Kevin D.Stringer

    The United States is encountering what appears to be a not-so-American second century after all. As it does so, there is no more important, yet no more neglected, issue of international significance than the conduct of American diplomacy. This special issue, co-edited by Paul Sharp and Geoffrey Wiseman, goes a long way to remedying this neglect. A team of leading scholars and practitioners take as their point of departure the commitment of President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton to make American diplomacy co-equal with defense and development in the conduct of the United States' international relations. Topics covered include continuity and change in its conduct at the UN, the views from Europe, China and Iran, reform of US public diplomacy, the historical roots of Americans' suspicion of diplomacy, how contemporary diplomacy plays out on the streets, as well as in the chancelleries, of America's allies, and the exceptional character of America's diplomatic culture

  • Introduction
    • American Diplomacy pp. 231-234 - Paul Sharp and Geoffrey Wiseman
  • Articles
    • Distinctive Characteristics of American Diplomacy pp. 235-259 - Geoffrey Wiseman
    • The Distinction between Foreign Policy and Diplomacy in American International Thought and Practice pp. 261-276 - David Clinton
    • US Diplomacy and Diplomats: A Chinese view pp. 277-297 - CHEN Zhimin
    • European Responses to US Diplomacy: ‘Special Relationships’, Transatlantic Governance and World Order 299-317 - Michael Smith
    • Transformational Diplomacy: US Tactics for Change in the Islamic Republic of Iran, 2004-2006 pp.319-334 - Karin A. Esposito and S. Alaeddin Valid Gharavi
    • Course Corrections: The Obama Administration at the United Nations pp. 335-349 - David Bosco
    • American Public Diplomacy: Enduring Characteristics, Elusive Transformation pp. 351-372 - Bruce Gregory
    • Quantum Diplomacy, German-US Relations and the Psychogeography of Berlin pp.373-392 - James Der Derian
    • Obama, Clinton and the Diplomacy of Change pp.393-411 - Paul Sharp
  • Practitioners’ Perspective
    • The Incapacitation of US Statecraft and Diplomacy pp. 413-432 - Chas W. Freeman Jr
    • The Traditions and travails of Career Diplomacy in the United States pp. 433-450 - Thomas Hanson
    • Digital Diplomacy and US Foreign Policy pp. 451-455 - Alec Ross
  • Bookreviews
    • Spyros Blavoukos and Dimitris Bourantonis (eds.) pp. 457-458, The EU Presence in International Organizations - Edith Drieskens
    • Costas M. Constantinou and James Der Derian (eds.) pp. 459-461, Sustainable Diplomacies - Manuel Duran
    • Hany Besada (ed.) pp. 462-463, Crafting an African Security Architecture: Addressing Regional Peace and Conflict in the 21st Century - Maria- Ruxandra Stoicescu
    • Contents Vol. 6, No. 1-2

      Special issue
    • Economic Diplomacy
    • Economic and Political Perspectives
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      Guest Editors: Peter A.G. van Bergeijk, Maaike Okano-Heijmans and Jan Melissen
      Editor: Jan Melissen and Paul Sharp
    ARTICLES:
    • Economic Diplomacy: The Issues. pp. 1-6 – Peter A.G. van Bergeijk, Maaike Okano-Heijmans and Jan Melissen
    RESEARCH PAPERS:
    • Conceptualizing Economic Diplomacy: The Crossroads of International Relations, Economics, IPE and Diplomatic Studies pp. 7-36 – Maaike Okano-Heijmans
    • Globalism Ascendant, Regionalism Stagnant: Japan’s response to the Global Financial Crisis, pp. 37-61 – Mireya Solís
    • Great Power Style’ in China’s Economic Diplomacy: Filling the Shoes of a Benign Hegemon? pp. 63-81 – Yang Jiang
    • EU Economic Diplomacy:The Factors Shaping Common Action, pp. 83-99 – Stephen Woolcock
    • The Economic Effectiveness if Diplomatic Representation: An Economic Analysis of its Contribution to Bilateral Trade, pp.101-120 – Peter A.G. van Bergeijk, Henri L.F. de Groot and Mina Yakop
    • Commercial Diplomacy in the Context of International Business, pp. 121-148 – Olivier Naray
    • Any Ties that Bind? Economic Diplomacy on the South Asian Subcontinent, pp. 149-169 – Han Dorussen, Syed Mansoob Murshed and Hugh Ward
    Practitioners’ Perspectives
    • Economic Diplomacy in a Changing World, pp. 171-186 – Maxime Verhagen and Henk Bleker
    • The Diplomacy of the Financial Crisis in Context, pp. 187-201 – Nicholas Bayne
    • Development Cooperation as Economic Diplomacy? pp. 203-217 – Arjan de Haan
    Bookreviews
    • R.S. Zaharna, Battle to Bridges: US Strategic Communication and Public Diplomacy after 9/11, pp. 219-221 – Ellen Huijgh
    • Robert Steinmetz and Anders Wivel (eds.), Small States in Europe: Challenges and Opportunities, pp. 222-223 – Ali Naseer Mohamed
    • Kathy R. Fitzpatrick, The Future of US Public Diplomacy: An Uncertain Fate, pp. 224-225 – Bruce S. Allen
    • Ivor Roberts (ed.), Satow’s Diplomatic Practice, pp. 226-227 – Stuart Murray

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