On the Significance of Religion for Global Diplomacy (Religion Matters)
by Philip Mcdonagh, Kishan Manocha, John Neary, Lucia Vázquez Mendoza
A scholarly exploration of how religion shapes diplomacy, international relations, and global political dialogue in the twenty-first century.
About This Book
This book examines the intersection of religion and diplomacy in the modern world.
It considers how religious perspectives influence global political dialogue and decision-making.
The authors analyze case studies and theoretical frameworks relevant to contemporary diplomacy.
Readers gain insight into the challenges and opportunities religion presents for international cooperation.
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