2011
DOI: 10.1057/pb.2011.13
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PDiN Quarterly – Trends in Public Diplomacy: March, April and May 2011

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“…Religion and coloniality in diplomacy: Correspondingly, previous research has also shown that the legacies of colonialism have deep and residual effects on religion and international relations (Tarusarira, 2020). Thus, the international relations research agenda must recognize the unique form of religious diplomacy to properly capture the significant role of religious actors in international relations (Leight, 2011). Finally, previous articles emphasized culture and diplomacy as dynamic processes that influence the history of foreign relations by erasing the distance between officials and the societal context in which diplomacy takes place (Plummer, 2005).…”
Section: Islamic Diplomacymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Religion and coloniality in diplomacy: Correspondingly, previous research has also shown that the legacies of colonialism have deep and residual effects on religion and international relations (Tarusarira, 2020). Thus, the international relations research agenda must recognize the unique form of religious diplomacy to properly capture the significant role of religious actors in international relations (Leight, 2011). Finally, previous articles emphasized culture and diplomacy as dynamic processes that influence the history of foreign relations by erasing the distance between officials and the societal context in which diplomacy takes place (Plummer, 2005).…”
Section: Islamic Diplomacymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1) nIP component: The nIP component is a small software program, running on the MicroBlaze, that is able to handle TCP/IP packages. In fact, there already exist two standalone options for using TCP/IP in embedded systems: micro IP (µIP) [14] and light weight IP (LWIP) [15]. µIP is the smallest one, but still requires a lot of work to port it to MicroBlaze.…”
Section: A the Communication Corementioning
confidence: 99%