The Palgrave Handbook of Diplomatic Thought and Practice in the Digital Age

1. Introduction (Onditi).
Part I: Foundations of Diplomatic Thought and Practice.
2 Visibilizing African Heritage in Diplomatic Thought and Practice (Okoth & Were).
3 Afrodiplomacy: Collective Continental Communiqué (Kuwali & Kuwali).
4 Feminist Foreign Policy and Diplomacy (Fröhlich & Scheyer).
5 Postmodern Diplomacy (Georghiu).
Part II: Tools and Types of Diplomacy.
6 The increasing significance of public diplomacy in international relations (Maunder & Stivachtis).
7 Sport Diplomacy (Brand).
8 Humanitarian Diplomacy (Felfeli).
9 Vaccine Diplomacy (Brand).
10 Global Environmental Diplomacy (Atisa).
11 Faith-Based Diplomacy as a New (and Old) Practice in Foreign Policy (Lehmann  McLarren).
12 Dynastic Diplomacy (Yates).
13 Great Power Diplomacy in the digital age (Stivachtis).
PartIII: Diplomacy in a Dynamic World.
14 African Union’s non-interventionist and “soft” diplomatic power (Engel).
15 How to Apply Kinetic Diplomacy to Gray Zone Conflict – The Case of Kenya and Somalia (Onditi & Yuko).
16 Africa’s Science Diplomacy (Inyang & Simelane).
17 Neighboring Military Occupation (NMO): Modern Surrogate to Conquest (Ben-Nun).
18 Counter-Terrorism and the Rise of Mediation Organizations (Hazan).
19 Diplomacy & Foreign Policy in the Digital Era. A Case Study of the 2015 “Refugee-Crisis” in Germany (Dück).
20 Women and Feminist Diplomacy in Turbulent Times: How France Coped with the Silent Pandemic (Anand, R.).
21 From national to international actorness: International organizations and the transformation of public diplomacy: the cases of the European Union and NATO (Stivachtis).
Part IV: Experiences of Diplomacy.
22 Foreign Service Officers – Are they fit for purpose? (Sooklal).
23 Security Diplomacy - “Diplomats in Uniform” in Kosovo (Waldbauer-Hable).
24 Conclusion (McLarren).