Emotional diplomacy
Subtitle: official emotion on the international stage
By: Todd H. Hall
Publisher: Cornell University Press
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Ithaca; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 248
ISBN-13: 9780801453014
Subjects: Political aspects; International relations; Emotions; Relations; Psychological aspects
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: 1. Emotional diplomacy; title: What is emotional diplomacy?; title: Emotional diplomacy and the emotions in international relations; title: Official emotion as emotional labor; title: Emotional diplomacy as a team performance; title: The consequences of engaging in emotional diplomacy; title: Variation in emotional diplomacy; title: Empirical investigations; title: 2. The diplomacy of anger; title: Explaining the 1995-96 Taiwan Strait crisis from the traditional perspective; title: The diplomacy of anger; title: Empirical investigations; title: Looking at the crisis as an episode of coercion vs. official anger; title: 3. The diplomacy of sympathy; title: Explaining the RF and PRC responses in terms of traditional statecraft; title: The diplomacy of sympathy; title: Empirical investigations; title: Looking at RF and PRC responses as official sympathy; title: 4. The diplomacy of guilt; title: Explaining FRG-Israeli relations from the perspective of existing theories; title: The diplomacy of guilt; title: Empirical investigations; title: The Luxembourg agreement; title: Bullets instead of ambassadors: FRG weapons for Israel; title: The path to normalization; title: Subsequent years; title: 5. Further studies in emotional diplomacy; title: The diplomacy of anger; title: The diplomacy of sympathy; title: The diplomacy of guilt; title: Conclusion; title: Additional strains; title: Quotidian and signature forms of emotional diplomacy; title: Official emotion, popular emotion, and "stickiness".