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New Issue of Diplomatica

Our latest issue, vol 5, no 1, is now available.

Recent Calls for Papers

Diplomatic Capitals: Transformations, (De)localizations, Legitimations since 1945
6–7 June 2023, Paris

Webinar: Foreign Consulates and Consular Agents in France in the 20th Century
deadline for abstracts: 7 July 2023

Practices of Public Diplomacy, 1500-2020
18-20 October 2023, Amsterdam

New Book about Transatlantic Relations

Bram Boxhoorn and Giles Scott-Smith have published a collection of primary documents about transatlantic relations: The Transatlantic Era in Documents and Speeches (1989-2020), Routledge / 2021. The book may be found here.

Mattingly Prize Winner Announced

Every year Brill, the editorial board of Diplomatica, and the New Diplomatic History Network award a prize for an article of excellence and originality on the subject of diplomatic society or culture, broadly defined. 

The recipient of the prize for Volume 4 (2022) is Bradley J. Cavallo for his article in Vol. 4, Issue 1: Cosimo I de’ Medici’s Dissimulation of Diplomacy in the Guardaroba Nuova. The prize committee noted: ‘Cavallo’s article is an erudite and thought-provoking discussion of the complex positionality of portraiture in diplomatic gift-giving, through his study of the Guardaroba Nuova in Palazzo Vecchio, Florence. The committee was impressed by the depth of his intellectual engagement based on a wide range of literature, making this a thought piece’.

New Podcasts

Several new podcasts are now available on our podcasts page. Listeners may also rate and subscribe to them on Apple podcasts, Soundcloud, and Spotify.

Some Recent Articles of Note

Andreas Greiner, ‘The “Dope Ring Diplomat”: Privileged Mobility, International Intelligence, and the True Crime Press in the Interwar Period’, Bulletin of the German Historical Institute, Fall 2022.
 
Mayte Green-Mercado, ‘Prophecy as Diplomacy in the Fifteenth-Century Mediterranean’, New Global Studies, July 2022.
 
 

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