Diplomacy Imperiled?

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Notes

^1. For background surveys, see Barker, Protection of Diplomatic Personnel, chaps.1 and 2; McClanahan, Diplomatic Immunity; and the now classic Frey and Frey, History of Diplomatic Immunity.

^2. History of the Bureau of Diplomatic Security, intro, 2-26.

^3. Cf. Shambaugh, China Goes Global, intro. and chaps. 3, 4.

^4. See Parello-Plasner, “China’s Strong Arm,” 19–36, 38–66; Duchatel, Terror Overseas; Johnston, Social States. Cf. Sullivan, Embassies Under Siege, 6–24, 32–43; Morris and Hoe, Terrorism: Threat and Response, 114–20; Bunker, Network, Terrorism and Global Insurgency.

^5. Cusumano and Kinsey, “Bureaucratic Interests and the Outsourcing of Security,” 591–615.

^6. Cf. Lequesne, Ethnographie du Quai d’Orsay, chaps. 2, 3.

^7. Vedrine, La France et la mondialisation, chaps. 3, 4.

^8. For preliminary insights and reflections, see Wolf, Why Globalization Works; Ohmae, End of the Nation State.

^9. Bogdanov, “Naiti I Vernut,” Rossiiskaia Gazeta (June 28, 2006).

^10. See Black and Morris, Israel’s Secret Wars, chaps. 2, 3; Sharp, Diplomatic Theory of International Relations, 34–67, 82–96.