Globalisation is shorthand for changes in space, time and the relationship between them. This paper, which will be forthcoming as a chapter in a book edited by Andrew Cooper and published by the United Nations University Press, argues that changes in deterritorialisation will not have thoroughgoing effects for diplomacy. A change in time, notably the change to zero lag-time in information flows, is, on the other hand, of key importance. So is the increase in the sheer mass and density of communication. If transcending boundaries is the essence of globalisation, then it stands to reason that state diplomats must sooner or later take cognizance of the other kinds of polities that exist within the system
ABSTRACT This work aims to theoretically explore the diffusion of power in the diplomatic realm thro...
At a time when diplomatic practices and the demands imposed on diplomats are changing quite radicall...
In this paper the author analysis the complex process of globalisation and the effect of this proces...
ABSTRACT: Globalization, which refers to the changes in time and space is perhaps one of the most si...
Due to the fact that there is a new world culture, with increasing connections of varied local cultu...
Globalisation is a multidimensional phenomenon and should be conceptualised as a process rather than...
In discussing globalisation one quickly comes across the disagreement about aspects of it that we l...
In this study Stuart Harris looks at how far globalisation has affected the capacity of China, as ...
This chapter makes three main arguments. First, ideas and practices of diplomacy have a multi-millen...
Richard Higgott and Giulia Tercovich explore the key issues in contemporary diplomacy off the back o...
The article examines and analyzes the impact of globalization on diplomacy: to impact diplomats, dip...
This repository item contains a single issue of Issues in Brief, a series of policy briefs that bega...
Globalization is transforming world order. Sovereign states have lost their monopoly on power, and n...
Globalisation has many faces, and they do not always align neatly with the organisation of governmen...
This paper, originally written as an encyclopaedia survey, considers as globalisation all the conseq...
ABSTRACT This work aims to theoretically explore the diffusion of power in the diplomatic realm thro...
At a time when diplomatic practices and the demands imposed on diplomats are changing quite radicall...
In this paper the author analysis the complex process of globalisation and the effect of this proces...
ABSTRACT: Globalization, which refers to the changes in time and space is perhaps one of the most si...
Due to the fact that there is a new world culture, with increasing connections of varied local cultu...
Globalisation is a multidimensional phenomenon and should be conceptualised as a process rather than...
In discussing globalisation one quickly comes across the disagreement about aspects of it that we l...
In this study Stuart Harris looks at how far globalisation has affected the capacity of China, as ...
This chapter makes three main arguments. First, ideas and practices of diplomacy have a multi-millen...
Richard Higgott and Giulia Tercovich explore the key issues in contemporary diplomacy off the back o...
The article examines and analyzes the impact of globalization on diplomacy: to impact diplomats, dip...
This repository item contains a single issue of Issues in Brief, a series of policy briefs that bega...
Globalization is transforming world order. Sovereign states have lost their monopoly on power, and n...
Globalisation has many faces, and they do not always align neatly with the organisation of governmen...
This paper, originally written as an encyclopaedia survey, considers as globalisation all the conseq...
ABSTRACT This work aims to theoretically explore the diffusion of power in the diplomatic realm thro...
At a time when diplomatic practices and the demands imposed on diplomats are changing quite radicall...
In this paper the author analysis the complex process of globalisation and the effect of this proces...