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Will #COVID19, with its cutting back on travel and the blistering attacks of populists on diplomats lead to the their marginalization? @jorgeheinel explores this question in a new article in The Hague Journal of Diplomacy: bu.edu/pardeeschool/2020/10/… @BrillPublishing #PardeeProf
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Great #OpenAccess news:
We've signed 3yr agreement with @EIFLnet , granting access to our Humanities & Social Science, Law, and Biology journals collections for libraries in 23 developing and transition countries
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#OpenAccessWeek
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Recently, @Hague_Jour_Dipl has contributed to enriching the discussion on #sciencediplomacy in a number of ways - a science diplomacy #forum in our latest issue & a #webinar with @insscide_eu. Find out more🔗 linkedin.com/feed/update/urn… @fggaleiden @ISGA_Hague @IntlRela @Brill_Social
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Is there a difference between #sciencediplomacy and international #STI policy? Read our latest #blogpost by @tim_flink where he sheds light on this debate by discussing the evolution of #sciencediplomacy since late 2000 bit.ly/2GhlI1a
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Join @insscide_eu #webinar next Thursday (24.09) featuring the authors from our #sciencediplomacy forum, moderated by @Hague_Jour_Dipl’s co-Editor-in-Chief @JanMDiplo. Checkout the forum in our latest issue bit.ly/35jHZ9i @ISGA_Hague @fggaleiden @IntlRela @Brill_Social
📚Panel 1⃣ in InsSciDE's webinar series convenes authors of the Forum on #ScienceDiplomacy @Hague_Jour_Dipl to discuss the spectrum of analyses, critiques and prospects presented in their papers.
📅 TH 24 Sept @ 13-14:30 CEST
See the papers & register!👉insscide.eu/news-media/artic…
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#Congratulations Katie Laatikainen & Karen Smith for #winning the 2020 Friends of @ACUNStweets Biennial Book Award for their book “Group Politics in UN Multilateralism”.The book was published in Diplomatic Studies series edited by @Hague_Jour_Dipl's co-Editor-in-chief @JanMDiplo
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Diplomatic Security for Hire: The Causes and Implications of Outsourcing Embassy Protection (2016) doi.org/10.1163/1871191X-123…
Open Access article by @EugenioCusumano, published in The Hague Journal of Diplomacy (@Hague_Jour_Dipl) Vol. 12, Issue 1.
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS FOR BOOK MANUSCRIPTS: Forthcoming Book Series: Geopolitics and International Relations @ Brill under our guidance #geopolitics #IR @IntlRela : brill.com/page/geop/forthcom…
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Winner of the 1st @Hague_Jour_Dipl ARTICLE AWARD: Judit Kuschnitzki! Read this brilliant article+see short video on diplomats stuck between obedience to the state and the moral call to oppose. @ISGA_Hague @fggaleiden @Brill_Social brill.com/view/journals/hjd/… universiteitleiden.nl/hjd/ne…
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Thousands of documents on Dutch-American relations are now available online, thanks to a cooperation of @RIASMiddelburg & @BrillPublishing. Consult them here ➡roosevelt.nl/news/new-digita…
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Why Europe’s diplomatic capacity in leveraging economic power is limited. Meet author @kimbolsen in this @Hague_Jour_Dipl video. @fggaleiden @ISGA_Hague @Brill_Social . linkedin.com/posts/the-hague…
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A recent article in Global Governance by @Muof and Kwesi Aning is more salient than ever in the time of #Covid19 and is available to download free: ‘West Africa’s Ebola Pandemic: Toward Effective Multilateral Responses to Health Crises’ brill.com/view/journals/gg/2… @ACUNStweets
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The first 2020 issue of Populism, the international journal devoted to promoting transdisciplinary examination of populism in both historical and contemporary contexts, is out now! bit.ly/33lzBD7
#populism #people #elites
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Post-Women’s Day: 53% of @Hague_Jour_Dipl Authors in the Past Five Years are Female! HJD is serious about diversity in terms of gender - as well as ethnicity and seniority. @ISGA_Hague @fggaleiden @Brill_Social linkedin.com/posts/jan-melis…
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Podcast with Stephen Gill discussing his recent article Global Governance “As It Was, Is and Ought to Be” @IntlRela
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#sciencediplomacy as “Science for Diplomacy” is often mentioned as a promise, but in the realities of diplomatic practice no piece of cake. Read this @Hague_Jour_Dipl Blog on challenges for Northern Cyprus. linkedin.com/posts/the-hague…
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Special issue of Global Responsibility to Protect: “the #Rohingya Crisis and Implications for #Myanmar’s Peace Process” edited by Adrian Gallagher, Charles T. Hunt and Cecilia Jacob.
The editorial and the article by Sophie Ryan are accessible for free
bit.ly/32LDAZf
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TECHPLOMACY in Silicon Valley. @KlyngeC et al reflect in @Hague_Jour_Dipl on how @DanishMFA has made tech trends a foreign and security policy priority. @ISGA_Hague @fggaleiden brill.com/view/journals/hjd/…
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My new @GlobalGovJrnl article out today, co-authored with 'force multiplier' @davidmanus, argues politics of #stabilization in🇲🇱&🇨🇩impede local forms of #peacebuilding jeopardizing fêted conflict resolution potential of 🇺🇳@UNPeacekeeping | Comments welcome brill.com/view/journals/gg/a…
