International Journal of Diplomacy and Economy

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Croatian commercial diplomacy - stepping stone toward economic recovery? pp. 172-184: Ana-Maria Boromisa and Anastasya Raditya LeÅ¾aiÄ‡
Economic diplomacy of Slovakia in times of current economic crisis pp. 185-201: Michal PolgÃ¡r
Commercial diplomacy as an instrument for enhancing economic recovery: the case of Serbia pp. 202-224: Å½eljko Bellina
Economic diplomacy during the economic crisis pp. 225-227: Zvone Dragan
The new Croatian commercial diplomacy pp. 228-230: JoÅ¡ko KlisoviÄ‡
Slovak economic diplomacy - practitioner's perspective in the times of change pp. 231-237: Marek Csabay
Innovation of international business support: a research agenda for commercial diplomacy pp. 238-257: Robin Visser and Huub J.M. RuÃ«l

Economic diplomacy and security: linkages, trends and changes pp. 4-22: Rosario Adapon Turvey
China's approach to economic diplomacy and human rights pp. 23-41: Joaquim Silva and Maria Sousa Galito
Anti-corruption versus political security: reflection on the Vietnamese context pp. 42-70: Vu Cong Giao
Negative effects of the WTO - the case of automotive industry in Russia pp. 71-83: Vito Bobek and Anita MaÄ ek
Disinflation and economic integration in emerging European economies pp. 84-101: Zsuzsanna NovÃ¡k
Impact of institutional investors on financial market stability: lessons from financial crisis pp. 102-117: JakÅ¡a KriÅ¡to, Alen StojanoviiÄ‡ and Anita PavkoviiÄ‡
EU in the struggle for global governance: geopolitical ethics pp. 118-138: Igor KovaÄ
Foreign investment and economic growth interactions in Eurasia: 1960 to 2011 pp. 139-164: Rudra P. Pradhan, Mak Arvin and Neville R. Norman

India's economic diplomacy in Africa pp. 199-208: H.H.S. Viswanathan
Brazilian geo-economics: a study of the Brazilian model pp. 209-231: Igor Pessoa
Economic diplomacy: what might best serve a developing country? pp. 232-247: Kishan S. Rana
The role of China's economic diplomacy in post-crisis pp. 248-257: Lijuan Sun
Commercial diplomacy in practice: experiences of international business executives and representatives in Malaysia pp. 258-273: Huub J.M. RuÃ«l, Sirp De Boer and Wouter Ten Haaf
Serbian economic diplomacy in the context of historical change and the global crisis pp. 274-290: Miroslav Raicevic
The role of economic diplomacy on energy projects: the exploration of natural gas resources at Cyprus exclusive economic zone pp. 291-308: Konstantinos J. Hazakis and Michalis S. Chailis
Exporting Vietnam's agricultural and fishery products to European Union market under green trade barriers pp. 309-328: Khoi Nguyen and Le Thi Thanh Thuy
Strategic resource investment methodology for developing countries pp. 329-348: John V. Farr and Kenneth W. McDonald

Commercial diplomacy: an integrative framework pp. 119-133: Olivier Naray
Value for money: a network approach to Dutch economic and commercial diplomacy in the USA pp. 134-146: RenÃ©e Jones-Bos, Stephan Raes and Ramin Kader
What are the effects of economic diplomacy on the margins of trade? pp. 147-162: Selwyn Moons
Commercial diplomacy in action to ensure a micro-state's international competitiveness during years of economic and political turmoil: the case of Andorra pp. 163-176: David Tanganelli and Victor Pou
African commercial diplomacy and its challenges in the context of globalisation pp. 177-192: Abebe Workneh

The economic diplomacy of sovereign debt crises: Latin America and the euro-zone compared pp. 4-18: Nicholas Bayne
Old habits die hard? Diplomacy at the World Trade Organisation and the 'new diplomatic studies paradigm' pp. 19-41: Geoffrey Allen Pigman and Brendan Vickers
Commercial diplomats as corporate entrepreneurs: explaining role behaviour from an institutional perspective pp. 42-79: Huub Ruel and Robin Visser
Measuring export support performance in Slovenia pp. 80-94: Gorazd Justinek and Tanja Sedej
Emerging trends and concerns in the economic diplomacy of African states pp. 95-109: Robert Mudida