Network Diplomacy

Vladimir M. Morozov is Associate professor at the Department of Diplomacy, MGIMO-University. He has a PhD in History and has been teaching international relations since 2002 with a short break in 2004–2007 when he was assigned to the Embassy of the Russian Federation to Israel.

Chapter 1: Introduction. What is Network Diplomacy?.- Chapter 2: Theoretical Analysis and Implications of Network Diplomacy Concept.- Chapter 3: Vertical and Horizontal Dimensions of Russia’s Network Diplomacy.- Chapter 4: China and U.S. Network and Public Diplomacy.- Chapter 5: Problems and Prospects of Network Diplomacy in the 21st Century.- Chapter 6: Russia's Network Diplomacy in the East.- Chapter 7: Network Diplomacy as a Tool for Prospective Peace Resolution in the Libyan Crisis.- Chapter 8: Network Diplomacy in Resolving the Syria Crisis.- Chapter 9: Network Diplomacy and the Future of the Israel-Palestine Conflict.- Chapter 10: The Network Diplomacy Model in the Context of Nagorno-Karabakh: Prospects for Conflict Resolution.- Chapter 11: Network Diplomacy: Is it ever Possible to Negotiate with Terrorists?.- Chapter 12: Network Diplomacy and ‘Forgotten’ Conflicts – Can we Resolve them?.- Chapter 13: Cultural and Humanitarian Ties as a Tool of Network Diplomacy.- Chapter 14: Network Diplomacy and City Twinning.- Chapter 15: Network Diplomacy and Cross-Years.- Chapter 16: Network and Sports Diplomacy.