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Routledge Diplomacy and Global Governance - Academic Book

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Description

In Diplomacy and Global Governance, Thomas Nowotny examines the shift from traditional nation-state competition to a world defined by interdependence. As global economy, industry, culture, and information become increasingly interconnected, the old methods of maximizing state autonomy face new challenges. This book explores how massive global changes have made traditional diplomatic practices redundant or even counterproductive. While the world is enmeshed in a web of interdependence, states remain the anchors of this complex global system. Nowotny provides a timely analysis of how the diplomatic service must adapt to function within this modern landscape. This work is essential for those studying economic conditions and the evolving role of states in a globalized era.

Key Features

This Routledge publication examines how traditional diplomacy must adapt to an age of worldwide interdependence.

Author Thomas Nowotny analyzes the transition from competing nation-states to a globalized system of economy and culture.

The text explores why traditional diplomatic methods can become redundant in a world of interconnected information and industry.

This book provides a study of how states continue to anchor the complex global system despite massive changes.

Published by Transaction Publishers, this work focuses on the shifting role of the diplomatic service in modern governance.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
15 May 2011
Listed Since
15 November 2010

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