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30 Sophie Holm: The Diversity of Languages in Early Modern Diplomacy

https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110672008-032

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Either she's very confused or is hate following an account that states they support trans and non-binary people.

During her PoDoCo research fellowship Sophie Holm prepared an exhibition on Scandinavian travels posters (1890-1960) hosted by Nordiska Museet since March 2022:

https://www.nordiskamuseet.se/utstallningar/come-norden

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In general, patron-client relations were informal and could differ depending on the time and the region. Here studies need to broaden their focus and take regions into account that are less well researched, as our authors did. (8/9) […]

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It is crucial to recognise that an #emdiplomat’s networks were not necessarily diplomatic in itself, as being an envoy or an ambassador was usually only a part of a courtly or administrative career. However, a diplomat stayed in foreign […]

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They argue that #clientelism had a key function in #earlymodern #diplomacy, as the #emdiplomats needed confidants and stable relations both at their home institutions and the place of #diplomatic action in order to fulfil their tasks […]

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In their article Stuber and Tischer discuss the importance of #patronage and patron-client relations for #earlymodern #diplomacy. After some general observations they discuss three different case studies: the perpetual Imperial diet […]

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Tischer holds the chair of #modern history at the university of #Würzburg and has a great expertise on especially #earlymodern French diplomacy and the #westphalianpeace congress. (4/8) […]

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Stuber is an expert in #earlymodern source editions & Eastern European history. Currently, she is part of the team editing the publications and writings of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz.
She also published a monography on the Russian […]

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For this central topic we again paired up two great historians bringing together different expertise on the issue of clientele and patronage relationships and #emdiplomacy: Regina Stuber and Anuschka Tischer. (2/8)

Regina Stuber/Anuschka Tischer: Clientele and Patronage in Early Modern Diplomacy (1/8)

https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110672008-031

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