INCOGNITO AND THE NEW DIPLOMACY: THE CASE OF TSAR PETER by M. Jansson

“…The aim of this article is to put Tsar Peter's traveling incognito in Holland and England into a wider context, to demonstrate that it was not an idiosyncratic choice on the Tsar's part but a mode of behavior taken from a new diplomatic protocol. One of the most vivid examples of the new mid-17th century conception of the term incognito is to be found in Peter's English experience. …”
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A Black Sea Belle Epoque Tale. Queen Elisabeta At Evksinograd: The Last Journey to Bulgaria of a Sovereign of Romania (13–16 May 1911) by Florin Anghel

“…The visit to Evksinograd, in May 1911, can be considered without political and diplomatic value in the context of Romanian – Bulgarian relations. …”
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“O melhor e mais obediente filho” by Tiago Viúla de Faria

“…The documentary evidence surrounding several treaties involving Aragon, Castile and Navarre seems to point to Duarte’s restraint as a diplomatic player in his own right, even during the “association” period before he became king. …”
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Law Studies by G. P. Tolstopiatenko

“…At the origin of the International Law Department were such eminent scientists, diplomats and teachers as V.N. Durdenevsky, S.B. Krylov and F.I. …”
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On the Polish-Slovak relations 1938–1939 by Andrzej Essen

“… This article deals with Slovakia in 1938–1939 in an international context as an object of diplomatic issues between Poland, the Third Reich and Hungary. …”
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The Role of International Arbitration in Maintaining World Peace and Security with an Emphasis on Non- State Actors by Erfan Mirzazadeh, Seyyed Ghasem Zamani, Mohsen Mohebi, Fathollah Rahimi

“…Accordingly, at the end of this research, suggestions addressed to the diplomatic system are also presented.…”
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Cross-Border Printing Privileges in the Seventeenth-Century Low Countries by Nina Lamal

“…This hitherto hidden role of diplomatic agents alerts us both to the fierce competition in a certain segment of the international book market and the importance of managing a state’s international reputation. …”
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SCIENCE DIPLOMACY: FRENCH EXPERIENCE by A. V. Shestopal, N. V. Litvak

“…This understanding leads to the search for ways to adapt to the new situation. At the same time, diplomats can operate only with those resources that are available to them. …”
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“Do look on the other side of the water”: de la politique étrangère de Cromwell à l’égard de la France by Laurent CURELLY

“…France played a significant part in Cromwell’s diplomatic game as it became England’s partner following the signing of the 1657 treaty for a military alliance against Spain. …”
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The BRICS in Southern Africa by Caroline Chagas de Assis

“…Nonetheless, all BRICs have been widening their trade and diplomatic relations with Southern Africa in the 21st century due to their perspective of the importance of Africa in international world politics. …”
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Examples of Culinary Diplomacy in Late Era Ottoman Diplomacy by Emrah Çetin

“…One can observe many examples of culinary culture having been employed in diplomatic affairs towards the final years of the Ottoman Empire. …”
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Syria in Turkey-US Relations: Security, Terror and Strategic Dilemmas by Veysel Babahanoğlu

“…This situation has damaged the relationship between the two NATO allies, leading to diplomatic crises and regional strategic misalignments. …”
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Le campane della propaganda: rapporti di reciprocità e conflitto giurisdizionale a Venezia tra Cinque e Seicento by Michaela Valente

“…She lingers in particular over the presence and the activity –not only diplomatic– of the English and Dutch ambassadors which would have non-Catholic religious functions performed at their homes: in order to announce those functions, they would have the bells rung at length, with the collaboration of the Italians, notwithstanding the nuncio’s opposition.…”
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Relations between Paris and Berlin in the 1920s in Light of the First World War by I. E. Magadeev

“…Basing on the archival and published French diplomatic sources the author analyses the French political course after 1918 and after 1945 in the comparative way with the attention to the elements of continuity and change in the Paris' conception relating to the over-Rhine neighbor.…”
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El Imperio de Brasil, los estados platinos en el prólogo de la guerra de 1865 by Johny Santana de Araújo

“…This article discusses about the diplomatic actions and military operations of the Brazilian Empire towards Uruguay during the period previous to war against Paraguay in 1865. …”
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A diplomacia e os diplomatas na baixa Idade Média portuguesa (1431-1475) by Duarte Maria Monteiro de Babo Marinho

“…Therefore, in addition to pointing out some lines of force regarding the constituent members of the Portuguese embassies, like the composition the characteristics of diplomatic agents and the monarch's strategies for recruitment, we will seek to highlight certain issues such as the acquisition of skills and the duration of careers.…”
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RUSSIA IN THE GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY by E. S. Zinovieva

“…Russia is a global power center in the military-political and diplomatic dimensions of the information space, while in economic and socio-cultural spheres it acts as a regional player. …”
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The USSR Victory in World War II and the Emergence of the Independent Republic of Indonesia by L. M. Efimova

“…The present article which is a result of the study of newly available documents from several recently opened Soviet archives shows the Soviet backing of Indonesia in the UN, its diplomatic recognition, in strengthening of Indonesian status as a sovereign state on the international arena as a whole.…”
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L’écriture du monde (II). by Nicolas Perreaux

“…Ultimately, the work finds strong regionalization processes of the diplomatic lexicon, from the tenth century in some areas. …”
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Hungary and Dutch Fencing Diplomacy after the First World War by Л.К. Марач

“…The fencing activities of Arie de Jong and his team and in the background the sports diplomatic activities of Olympic fencer and sports director George van Rossem (1882-1955) were of decisive importance in regaining Hungary a position in international sports organizations in post-war Europe. …”
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