The Hague Journal of Diplomacy

Highlight: Blog Post | Foreign Ministries’ Responses to Growing Complexity, and How to Study Them From the dawn of time, when groups of gatherers first encountered one another, communication and negotiation have been central to human existence. Yet, the practice of diplomacy is in constant flux. 17th century diplomacy, conducted by Ambassadors stationed in foreign courts, was radically different from 20th century diplomacy conducted by representatives to multilateral institutions. Diplomacy in the 21st century diplomacy will once again show great, and much faster, change. In recent years, many scholars have focused their attention on the migration of state power, upward to transnational organizations, such as the EU, and downward to networks of individuals and businesses.

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