Early Modern European Diplomacy : : A Handbook / / ed. by Dorothée Goetze, Lena Oetzel.
New Diplomatic History has turned into one of the most dynamic and innovative areas of research – especially with regard to early modern history. It has shown that diplomacy was not as homogenous as previously thought. On the contrary, it was shaped by a multitude of actors, practices and places. Th...
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- 1 A Diplomat Is a Diplomat Is a Diplomat? On How to Approach Early Modern European Diplomacy in Its Diversity: An Introduction
- I Historiographical Perspectives
- 2 New Diplomatic History and the Multi-Layered Diversity of Early Modern Diplomacy
- 3 Multiple Actors and Pluralistic Practices: Non-European Perspectives on Early Modern Diplomatic Relations
- 4 Reunited: International Relations Meets the (New) Diplomatic History
- II (Contemporary) Diplomatic Discourses
- 5 Configuring Diplomatic Office and Activity: The Literature on the Ambassador
- 6 Diplomacy in Early Modern Literature
- 7 Art and Diplomacy
- III Development of European Diplomacy – an Overview
- 8 Representing Spiritual and Secular Interests: The Development of Papal Diplomacy
- 9 City States, Principalities and All That: The Diversity of Italian Diplomacy (c. 1400 – c. 1800)
- 10 Continuous Change, Final Discontinuities: the Development of French Diplomacy
- 11 Spanish and Portuguese Diplomacy in Early Modern Europe
- 12 Dutch Diplomacy in the Seventeenth Century: An Introduction
- 13 Evolution and Revolution in British Diplomacy
- 14 The Diplomatic Service in Early Modern Russia
- 15 Early Modern Ottoman Diplomacy (1520s–1780s): A Brief Outline
- 16 No Country for New Diplomatic History: Diplomacy within the Holy Roman Empire
- 17 Between the Great Powers: Early Modern Swiss Diplomacy
- 18 Scandinavian Diplomacy in the Late Medieval and Early Modern Period
- 19 Between the East and the West: The Evolution of Diplomacy in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Poland
- IV Spheres of Diplomatic Interactions
- 20a European Diplomacy and the Early Modern Court
- 20b The Ottoman Court as a Special Venue for European Diplomacy
- 20c Rome as a Space of Diplomatic Interactions in the Early Modern Age
- 21 Spheres of Diplomatic Interactions: Towns
- 22 A Diplomatic Sphere of lts Own: Early Modern Peace Congresses
- 23 Diets as a Sphere of Diplomatic Interaction
- V Diplomatic Actors
- 24 Princes, Republics, Towns, Trading Organisations: A Broad Spectrum of Sending Institutions
- 25 Diplomatic Actors: Social Profile, Education and Careers
- 26 Women and Diplomacy in the Early Modern Period
- 27 Early Modern Consuls as Agents of Diplomacy
- VI Diplomacy in Practice
- 28 Diplomatic Ceremonial in Early Modern Europe
- 29 Clientele and Patronage in Early Modern Diplomacy
- 30 Language and Diplomatic Culture in the Early Modern Period
- 31 Diplomatic Reporting: Negotiating the Truth in Westphalia and Beyond
- 32 Acquisition of Information and Espionage
- 33 Material Exchanges: Gifts, Tribute and Corruption
- 34 The Finances of Non-Permanent Diplomacy
- 35 Conflict Management in the Early Modern Period: Mediating and Safeguarding Treaties
- 36 Theatrical Negotiations: Performance and Festive Culture in Early Modern Diplomacy
- 37 Cultural Transfer in Ottoman-European Diplomacy: The Case of Sweden 1600 – 1800
- 38 Emotions in Early Modern Diplomacy
- VII Epilogue
- 39 A World of Pandas, GIFs and Costumes: Early Modern Diplomacy from a Public History Perspective
- VIII Appendix
- 40 Selective Bibliography of Primary Sources and Editions
- Index