Summary
Chapters
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Professor Iver B. Neumann discusses the history of international diplomacy and identifies techniques used in the field.
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Chapter 1: What Does Diplomacy Mean to You, or How Would You Explain It to Your Students?
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Chapter 2: What is Non-Competent Immunity?
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Chapter 3: How Is Success Measured in Diplomacy? Can You Give Us a Real-World Example of a Successful Act of Diplomacy?
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Chapter 4: How Important Is Theory in the Study of Diplomacy?
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Chapter 5: What Key Thinkers and Theories Have Inspired You?
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Chapter 6: How Has the Field of Diplomacy Changed in Recent Years, and Which Developments Do You Consider Most Significant?
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Chapter 7: What Are Some of the Emerging Trends and Changes in the Practice of Diplomacy?
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Chapter 8: What Are the Major Academic Debates in Diplomacy? What Are the Principal Areas of Contention and Why?
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Chapter 9: How Important Are Research Methodology and Methods for a Rigorous Analysis of Diplomacy? What Are the Key Research Methods That You Employ?
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Chapter 10: Can You Provide Any Examples of Key Research in the Field of Diplomacy That Have Had a Direct Impact on Policy or the Work of Practitioners Outside of Academia, and What Changed as a Result?
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Chapter 11: If a Student Could Read One Book, Journal Paper, or Bulletin in Diplomacy to Inspire and Motivate Them, What Would It Be, and Why?
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Chapter 12: What Would You Identify as the Key Challenges of a Course in Diplomacy for Students, and What Strategies Would You Advise to Counter These Challenges?
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Chapter 13: How Do You Think About the Public Impact of Your Own Research, and How Do You Assess the Contribution of Diplomacy Research to Society?
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Chapter 14: What Is the Role of Third Parties in Diplomatic Negotiations and Summits?
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