emdiplomacy, to history
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We continue our presentation of the handbook content:

2 Julia Gebke: New Diplomatic History and the Multi-Layered Diversity of Early Modern Diplomacy (1/6)

https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110672008-002

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emdiplomacy,
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Fourth, to do this – combining micro and macro perspective – one needs to take an inter- and multi-disciplinary approach. greatly benefits from other disciplines or sub-disciplines, such as , literary studies, , or history of medicine, to name but a few. Finally, research needs to take up a global perspective that “challenges our self-evident beliefs and prevents us from being lured by the master narrative of as European innovation".

Gebke concludes by encouranging us not only to take a look at different (sub-)disciplines when researching diplomacy, but also to work in teams in order to connect the micro with the macro perspective. (6/6)

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Nagaram, to philosophy
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I'm in a mood and desire to get back into

Any recommendations for modern

Books? I'd really like a modern take on egoism that isn't saturated in fascist/libertarian thought because I personally think it makes more sense in a leftist context than individualist mythos

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