Diplomacy, Organisations and Citizens: A European Communication Perspective

Chapter 1. Introduction: the rationale for a communication perspective.- PART I - CONCEPTUAL APPROACHES.- Chapter 2. Diplomacy in the context of Political Science, International Relations and Strategic Studies.- Chapter 3. From Diplomacy to (New) Public Diplomacy: a communication perspective.- Chapter 4. From corporate to organisational diplomacy.- Chapter 5. Conceptual pathways to Civil Society Diplomacy.- PART II - PRACTICAL APPROACHES.- Chapter 6. Public Diplomats & Public Relations Practitioners: similar functions but distinct professional status and recognition?.- Chapter 7. Corporate Diplomacy in a post-COVID-19 World.- Chapter 8. Corporate Diplomacy: Compass for public/private management in turbulent times.- Chapter 9. A public diplomacy perspective on Brexit - are states ignoring soft power?.- Chapter 10. Science Diplomacy: Knowledge is Power.- Chapter 11. Traits and Patterns of Paradiplomacy to legitimise Catalonia independence: the case of DiploCat.- Chapter 12. Digital Diplomacy: the case of the Swedish Embassy in Bucharest.- Chapter 13. The Citizen Diplomats and their Pathway to Diplomatic Power.- Chapter 14. The internationalisation of civic national movements.- PART III - PROPOSALS FOR THE FUTURE.- Chapter 15. Becoming an Ethical ambassador: proposal for a Public Relations & Public Diplomacy Practitioner Course on Ethics.- Chapter 16. Cross-fertilisation between MARPE Diplo methodology, citizen science methods and public diplomacy studies. A comparison between the discourse of EEAS on Twitter from Federica Mogherini to Josep Borrell Fontelles.- Chapter 17. Students' engagement and the ISP as a micro-world and a window on the educational world.- Chapter 18. Higher Education for Public and Organisational Diplomacy in the contexts of communication sciences.- Chapter 19. Epilogue: Democratisation of Diplomacy.