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Draft <strong>Program</strong>me<br />
REFRAMING DIPLOMACY:<br />
NEW DIPLOMATIC HISTORY<br />
IN THE BENELUX AND BEYOND<br />
Friday 6 and Saturday 7 September 2013<br />
Leiden University
Friday 6 September 2013<br />
Venue<br />
ACADEMIEGEBOUW, KLEIN AUDITORIUM<br />
RAPENBURG 67-73<br />
09.00-09.30 Registration<br />
09.30-09.35 Opening<br />
09.35-10.30 Keynote<br />
Klaus Kiran Patel (Maastricht University),<br />
Unofficial Diplomacy and the New Deal: America’s Global History during the 1930s<br />
10.30-11.00 Tea/Coffee<br />
Venue<br />
Lipsius building<br />
11.00 – 12.30 Panel I: WW I and the Interbellum<br />
Room: Lipsius 003<br />
Chair: Kees van Minnen<br />
Samuël Kruisinga (University of Amsterdam)<br />
'Business-like” Diplomacy: The Trade Negotiations<br />
of the Netherlands Overseas Trust Company (1914-1919) during the First<br />
World War'<br />
Michael Jonas (Helmut-Schmidt-University, Hamburg)<br />
'’It is not good with these private politici, particularly not during these times”:<br />
Activism, Diplomacy and Swedish-German Relations during the First World<br />
War’<br />
Bertrand Herremans (CEESAG)<br />
'Belgian Non-Official Diplomacy on National and<br />
Religious Issues 1918-1940'<br />
Panel II: Expertise and Diplomacy<br />
Room: Lipsius 227<br />
Chair: Jan-Henrik Meyer<br />
David Burigana (Universita di Padova) & Leonard Laborie (CNRS, Paris)<br />
'Who are the Diplomats? Negotiating in Techno-Political Areas'<br />
Jorrit van den Berk (University of Leiden / Radboud University, Nijmegen)<br />
‘The Interamerican: Highway Building and New Diplomatic History’
Jennifer Kesteleyn (University of Ghent)<br />
‘Business Diplomacy and Corporate Political Activity: A New Paradigm?’<br />
Panel III: Embassies<br />
Room: Lipsius 228<br />
Chair: Johan van Merriënboer<br />
Simon Rofe (Centre for Diplomacy, SOAS)<br />
'US Embassies in Europe in War and Peace 1940-1948'<br />
Idesbald Goddeeris (KU Leuven)<br />
'Diplomacy or Intelligence? The Polish Embassy in Brussels during the Cold<br />
War'<br />
Jacob Eder (Friedrich-Schiller Universität Jena)<br />
'Perception Problems: West German Diplomacy, American Television, and the<br />
Nazi Past'<br />
12.30 – 14.00 Lunch<br />
Venue<br />
Lipsius building<br />
14.00 – 15.30 Panel IV: Unofficial Diplomacy and Political Activism<br />
Room: Lipsius 003<br />
Chair: Louis Clerc<br />
Anne Marie Wilson (University of Leiden)<br />
'From Boston to The Hague: American Women and “Humanitarian<br />
Diplomacy” at the Turn of the 20 th Century'<br />
Anne-Isabelle Richard (Utrecht University)<br />
'The “Avant-Garde” of the League of Nations: The International Federation of<br />
League of Nations Societies and their Part in Governing the World'<br />
Laurence Badel (Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne)<br />
'Conflicting Identities: Diplomats facing Economic Challenges in the 20 th<br />
Century'<br />
Panel V: Diplomacy beyond the West<br />
Room: Lipsius 005<br />
Chair: Peter Meel<br />
Roberto Duran (Catholic University of Chile)<br />
'New Challenges for Latin American Diplomacy: Multilateralism and<br />
Preventive Diplomacy'<br />
Stefan Hübner (Bundeswehr University, Munich / Jacobs University, Bremen)<br />
'Building Asian Nations through Sports Events: The Transnational<br />
Communication of 'Modernization' and Development through the Asian<br />
Games and its Predecessors'<br />
Frank Gerits (European University Institute,<br />
Florence)
'The Methodological Basis for a New Field of Study: Africa and International<br />
History'<br />
Panel VI: Ceremony<br />
Room: Lipsius 227<br />
Chair: Michael Auwers<br />
15.30 – 16.00 Tea / Coffee<br />
Andreas Rathberger (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)<br />
'Correspondents, Lobbyists and Confidential Informers: Informal Diplomacy<br />
in the late 19 th and early 20 th century Ottoman Empire'<br />
Houssine Alloul (University of Antwerp)<br />
'What is 'Oriental Ceremonial'? Belgian Diplomats at the Ottoman Court<br />
1876-1914'<br />
Daniëlle de Vooght (Vrije Universiteit, Brussels)<br />
'Dining with Kings: Culinary Diplomacy in the Low Countries'<br />
Venue<br />
Lipsius building<br />
16.00 – 17.30 Panel VII: 'Cultural Ambassadors'<br />
Room: Lipsius 028<br />
Chair: Anne Marie Wilson<br />
Tity de Vries (University of Groningen)<br />
'When Reporters cross Professional Borders: The Case of Sal Tas and his<br />
Diplomatic Activities in Africa'<br />
Jonathan Rosenberg (Hunter College / CUNY Graduate Center)<br />
'Travels with Lenny: Leonard Bernstein, the New York Philharmonic, and the<br />
Cold War'<br />
Kenneth Marcus (University of La Verne, Los<br />
Angeles)<br />
'The International Relations of Thomas Mann in Early Cold War Germany'<br />
Panel VIII: Changes in Diplomatic Practice<br />
Room: Lipsius 227<br />
Chair: Karen Gram-Skjoldager<br />
Carlos Sanz (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)<br />
'Diplomatizing Democracy, Democratizing Diplomacy? Continuity and<br />
Change in the Spanish Foreign Service after Franco, 1975-1982'<br />
Vincent Delcorps (University of Louvain)<br />
'The Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emerging Multilateralism 1944-<br />
1979'<br />
Haakon Andreas Ikonomou (European University Institute, Florence)<br />
'Caught in the Middle: Connecting 'Europe' and 'Norway' through Informal<br />
Diplomacy'
Panel IX: Diplomatic Identities<br />
Room: Lipsius 228<br />
Chair: Michael Jonas<br />
Michael Auwers (University of Antwerp)<br />
'The Illusion of Diplomacy: To Become a Diplomat before the First World War'<br />
David Woolner (Roosevelt Institute / Marist College / Bard College)<br />
'The Private Diplomacy of Franklin D. Roosevelt'<br />
Constant Hijzen (University of Leiden)<br />
'Dutch Intelligence and Diplomacy: The Problem of National Interest and<br />
Informal Influence'<br />
18.30 Faculty Club, Academiegebouw<br />
Buffet Dinner for all speakers and board members of New Diplomatic History<br />
Network<br />
Saturday 7 September, 2013<br />
Venue<br />
Lipsius building<br />
9.00 – 10.30 Panel X: Integrating Europe<br />
Room: Lipsius 005<br />
Chair: Angela Romano<br />
Thomas Gijswijt (University of Tübingen)<br />
'Transnational Networks and Informal Governance: The Case of the Monnet<br />
Committee and European Integration'<br />
Mathieu Segers (Utrecht University)<br />
'“A World that Existed but Never Was”: European Market Integration and the<br />
Atlantic Community in the Making 1958-1962'<br />
Alexander Reinfeldt (Universität Hamburg)<br />
'Europeanized Diplomats? Belgian Foreign Policy and European Political Cooperation<br />
in Perspective'<br />
Panel XI: Private Networks and Peace Promotion<br />
Room: Lipsius 028<br />
Chair: David Woolner<br />
Allen Pietrobon (American University, Washington<br />
DC)<br />
'The Role of Norman Cousins and Citizen Diplomacy in the Breakthrough to<br />
the 1963 Limited Test Ban Treaty'<br />
Giles Scott-Smith (Roosevelt Study Center / University of Leiden)<br />
'A Dutch Dartmouth: Ernst van Eeghen's Private Campaign to Defuse the<br />
Euromissiles Crisis'<br />
Chris Parkes (London School of Economics)
'“Queer in everything he did”: Sumner Welles and the Art of Non-Traditional<br />
Diplomacy 1933-1943'<br />
Panel XII: Interpreting the Ambassadors<br />
Room: Lipsius 228<br />
Chair: Simon Rofe<br />
10.30 – 11.00 Tea / Coffee<br />
Venue Lipsius 003<br />
11.00 – 12.30 Roundtable:<br />
Amit Das Gupta (Jacobs University, Bremen)<br />
'Subimal Dutt: Three Stages of Indian Diplomacy 1941-1974'<br />
Johan van Merriënboer (Radboud University,<br />
Nijmegen)<br />
'Supranational Diplomacy from Within: The Private Papers of the European<br />
Ambassador to Japan (1987-1990) and the United States (1990-1995), the<br />
former Dutch Prime Minister Andreas van Agt'<br />
Rimko van der Maar (Utrecht University)<br />
'“The Ultimate in Ambassadors”: Herman van Roijen 1905-1991'<br />
American Labor's Global Ambassadors: The International History of the<br />
AFL-CIO during the Cold War<br />
Robert Waters (Ohio Northern University)<br />
Geert van Goethem (AMSAB / Ghent University)<br />
Larissa Rosa Corrêa (International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam)<br />
Dustin Walcher (Southern Oregon University)<br />
Quenby Olmsted Hughes (Rhode Island College)<br />
Mathilde von Bülow (University of Nottingham)<br />
Alessandro Brogi (University of Arkansas)<br />
12.30 – 14.00 Lunch<br />
Venue<br />
Lipsius building<br />
14.00 – 15.30 Panel XIII: CSCE and Multilateral Diplomacy<br />
Room: Lipsius 005<br />
Chair: Ken Weisbrode<br />
Martin Brown (Richmond American International University, London) & Angela<br />
Romano (Machiavelli Center for Cold War Studies)<br />
'The Diplomatic Culture of the CSCE 1969-1975'<br />
Sara Lamberti Moneta (University of Trento)<br />
'Official and Unofficial Diplomacy in the Netherlands in the 1970s: Working<br />
Together for Human Rights?'<br />
Jan-Henrik Meyer (Ludwig-Maximillian-University, Munich)<br />
'Informal Diplomats across International Organizations? Networks of
Environmental NGOs in the 1970s'<br />
Panel XIV: Transnational Networks<br />
Room: Lipsius 028<br />
Chair: Dario Fazzi<br />
Aaron Bell (American University, Washington DC)<br />
'Salvadorean Elites, Transnational Allies, and the Influence of Non-State Actors<br />
during the Salvadorean Civil War'<br />
Kim Christiaens (KU Leuven)<br />
'Relationships and Exchange: Cuban Public Diplomacy and Solidarity Activism<br />
in Belgium during the Cold War 1960s-1980s'<br />
Alessandro Brogi (University of Arkansas)<br />
'The United States and the International Network of the West European<br />
Communists 1964-1979'<br />
Panel XV: Private Diplomatic Networks<br />
Room: Lipsius 227<br />
Chair: Tity de Vries<br />
Mariano Alvarez (University of Leiden)<br />
'Paradiplomacy: The Evolution of Non-Central Governments in Foreign<br />
Affairs'<br />
Albertine Bloemendal (University of Leiden)<br />
'Ernst van der Beugel (1918-2004): Private Diplomat for an Atlantic<br />
Community'<br />
Johannes Grossmann (University of Tübingen)<br />
'Anti-Communism, Informal Diplomacy and Transnational Socialization: The<br />
Example of Jean Violet'<br />
16.00 GRANDCAFE DE KOETS, DOELENSTEEG 8<br />
Closing Drinks
E-mail Addresses Participants:<br />
Houssine Alloul<br />
Mariano Alvarez<br />
Michael Auwers<br />
Laurence Badel<br />
Aaron Bell<br />
Jorrit van den Berk<br />
Albertine Bloemendal<br />
Alessandro Brogi<br />
Martin Brown<br />
Mathilde von Bülow<br />
David Burigana<br />
Kim Christiaens<br />
Louis Clerc<br />
Larissa Rosa Corrêa<br />
Vincent Delcorps<br />
Roberto Duran<br />
Jacob Eder<br />
Frank Gerits<br />
Thomas Gijswijt<br />
Idesbald Goddeeris<br />
Geert van Goethem<br />
Karen Gram-Skjoldager<br />
Johannes Grossmann<br />
Amit Das Gupta<br />
Bertrand Herremans<br />
Constant Hijzen<br />
Stefan Hübner<br />
Quenby Olmsted Hughes<br />
Haakon Andreas Ikonomou<br />
Michael Jonas<br />
Jennifer Kesteleyn<br />
Samuël Kruizinga<br />
Leonard Laborie<br />
Rimko van der Maar<br />
Kenneth Marcus<br />
Johan van Merriënboer<br />
Jan-Henrik Meyer<br />
Klaus Kiran Patel<br />
Chris Parkes<br />
Allen Pietrobon<br />
Andreas Rathberger<br />
Alexander Reinfeldt<br />
Anne-Isabelle Richard<br />
Simon Rofe<br />
Angela Romano<br />
Jonathan Rosenberg<br />
Carlos Sanz<br />
Mathieu Segers<br />
Daniëlle de Vooght<br />
Tity de Vries<br />
Dustin Walcher<br />
Robert Waters<br />
Ken Weisbrode<br />
Ann Marie Wilson<br />
David Woolner<br />
houssine.alloul@ua.ac.be<br />
m.alvarez@hum.leidenuniv.nl<br />
michael.auwers@ua.ac.be<br />
laurence.badel@univ-paris1.fr<br />
aaron.bell1@gmail.com<br />
jhhvdberk@hotmail.com<br />
a.bloemendal@gmail.com<br />
abrogi@uark.edu<br />
brownm@richmond.ac.uk<br />
mathilde.von_bulow@nottingham.ac.uk<br />
david.burigana@unipd.it<br />
kim.christiaens@arts.kuleuven.be<br />
loucle@utu.fi<br />
larissarosacorrea@hotmail.com<br />
vincent.delcorps@uclouvain.be<br />
rduran@uc.cl<br />
jacob.eder@uni-jena.de<br />
gerits.frank@gmail.com<br />
thomas.gijswijt@uni-tuebingen.de<br />
idesbald.goddeeris@arts.kuleuven.be<br />
geert.vangoethem@amsab.be<br />
hiskgs@hum.au.dk<br />
johannes.grossmann@uni-tuebingen.de<br />
amitrdasgupta@gmx.de<br />
bertranderasmus@hotmail.com<br />
c.w.hijzen@cdh.leidenuniv.nl<br />
s.huebner@jacobs-university.de<br />
qhughes@ric.edu<br />
haakon.ikonomou@eui.eu<br />
mjonas@hsu-hh.de<br />
Jennifer.Kesteleyn@UGent.be<br />
s.f.kruizinga@uva.nl<br />
leonard.laborie@gmail.com<br />
rimkovandermaar@gmail.com<br />
kmarcus@laverne.edu<br />
j.vanmerrienboer@let.ru.nl<br />
jhmeyer@gmx.de<br />
k.patel@maastrichtuniversity.nl<br />
c.parkes@lse.ac.uk<br />
ap0755a@student.american.edu<br />
arattachberg@gmx.at<br />
alexander.reinfeldt@uni-hamburg.de<br />
a.richard@uu.nl<br />
sr56@soas.ac.uk<br />
a.romano1@lse.ac<br />
jonathan.rosenberg@aol.com<br />
carlos.sanz@ghis.ucm.es<br />
m.l.l.segers@uu.nl<br />
danielle.devooght@vub.ac.be<br />
t.de.vries@rug.nl<br />
walcherd@sou.edu<br />
rawatersjr@yahoo.com<br />
weisbrode@gmail.com<br />
a.m.wilson@luc.leidenuniv.nl<br />
dwoolner@rooseveltinstitute.org
Sponsors:<br />
- Ernst van der Beugel Chair in the Diplomatic History of Atlantic Cooperation<br />
- Institute of History, Leiden University, The Netherlands<br />
- Roosevelt Study Center, Middelburg, The Netherlands<br />
- Leids Universiteitsfonds<br />
- Department of Political Studies, University of Turku, Finland<br />
New Diplomatic History Network:<br />
http://toynbeeprize.org/network-for-the-new-diplomatic-history/<br />
Conference Organizer:<br />
Giles Scott-Smith, Roosevelt Study Center and Leiden University<br />
gp.scott_smith@zeeland.nl<br />
Roosevelt Study Center<br />
P.O. Box 6001<br />
4330 LA Middelburg<br />
The Netherlands<br />
tel. 00-31.118-631459 or 00-31.118-631590
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