Abstract Dominant geopolitical narratives on the Arctic argue that region is either edging towards conflict or international law respected and peace maintained through cooperation to address shared concerns. While both of these are present in states’ strategies, most them tend support collaborative efforts. Science diplomacy (SD) a useful mechanism this regard as it helps states overcome potent...

To date the global health diplomacy agenda has focused primarily on infectious diseases. Policymakers have not dedicated the same level of attention to chronic diseases, despite their rising contribution to the global burden of disease. Negotiation of the Framework convention on tobacco control provides an apt example from global health diplomacy to tackle diet-related chronic diseases. What le...

The article analyses the key directions of Turkey’s foreign policy under presidency Recep Tayyip Erdogan. It examines concepts such as “ba-lance” in relations with Middle East and West, which Turkey is trying to achieve through development its economy international trade. also focuses on concept “security East”, reflects focus security concerns from terrorist groups border Syria Iraq. Researche...

The article offers a comparative analysis of projects for building sustainable peaceful relations in Europe, which at different times were proposed by European monarchs to ensure between countries: Treaty on the Establishment Peace throughout Christendom Bohemian King George Poděbrady, Grand Design Henry IV, and Holy Alliance Alexander I. Anglo-Austro-Russian team diplomacy, with active peacema...

The importance of the regional dimension of health diplomacy is only gaining slow and uneven recognition. This is in many ways surprising. As demonstrated in the work of Deacon on the 'globalization of social policy', global social policy has been animated and debated not only at the multilateral level but at the regional level as well. But at least in the diplomatic literature, the importance ...

Human rights diplomacy is considered as a consequence of globalization. While many norms and issues are extensively globalized, nonetheless they can be implemented based on cost and benefit analysis (i.e. maximization of benefits and minimization of costs). States have to take their responsibility of human rights by demonstrating their responsiveness towards their people, international organiza...

Summary This article explores the role of materiality in space diplomacy through example orbital docking technology by tracing its evolution from early days age to International Space Station — and beyond. Drawing on use assemblage theory political geography, this argues for a ‘more-than-human’ approach supplement provide an alternative conventional approaches studies. By conceptualising as dip...