Great power diplomacy : the skill of statecraft from Attila the Hun to Kissinger
Mitchell, A. Wess
Year of publication: 2025., 2025.
Dyplomacja, Stosunki międzyzawodowe, Historia
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Author
Mitchell, A. Wess
Title
Great power diplomacy : the skill of statecraft from Attila the Hun to
Kissinger
Place of publication
Princeton:
Princeton:
Publishing house
Princeton University Press,
Princeton University Press,
Year of publication
2025.
2025.
Volume
xx, 328 s. :
Dimensions
25 cm
Object passwords
Dyplomacja
Stosunki międzyzawodowe
Historia
Additional information
Includes bibliographical references (page 263-321) and index.
The lost art of diplomacy -- The eunuch and the barbarian -- Ducats for the Sultan -- Black queen, red cardinal -- The spider's web -- The punching doll -- The octopus -- Chaos under heaven -- The necessity of diplomacy.
Summary
"From the beginning of time, human societies have found themselves confronted by enemies too numerous or ferocious to defeat solely by force of arms. In these dramatic moments, wise leaders have turned to diplomacy to rearrange the gameboard in their favor and stymie seemingly unstoppable foes. In Great Power Diplomacy, American historian and diplomat A. Wess Mitchell recounts the forgotten story of how history's most legendary empires have used diplomacy as a tool of grand strategy to outwit, o
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Accession: 49783
Signature: 47336
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Due date: 2026/10/07
Due date: 2026/10/07
