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The effect of style and tone of the tweet on the degree of response; A case study of the Twitter account of the American President Donald Trump (@realdonaldtrump) in the period 2018-2019

China’s #Ricebunnies localizing #MeToo. Norm localization of anti-sexual harassment sentiment: A PRC case study

What about history for institutional change?: The impact of the 2008 Georgia-Russia Conflict on NATO’s Command Structure Adaptation and role as a defence and security organization

Individual trade preferences in the Trump era: A statistical analysis of the American population using Stolper-Samuelson

Looking for justice: An explorative study of the impact of transitional justice mechanisms in the MENA-region

NATO’s mediterranean dialogue cooperation for security

The alignment of small states in relation to China’s rise in power

Human rights in Saudi Arabia: Finding a causal relationship between dependency on oil and human rights violations

Executive privilege? Leadership turnover and foreign policy change in democratic systems

Iran and the convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women: Persuasive attempts at the United Nations

Choosing the right tone in digital diplomacy

Dutch directness: A comparative case study on populism in the Dutch and British print media

Russia Today: How aggressive content affects public response

Personalizing digital diplomacy on Twitter: The effect of the personalization of tweets on the degree of response

The impact of coverage on Twitter on the public reaction: A research to the impact of the coverage of Israel and Palestine on Twitter on the public reaction during the Israel-Palestine conflict in the summer of 2014

Let's talk about #democracy: A comparative study on the practice of digital diplomacy towards democratizing countries

Perceptions of credibility in digital diplomacy

Mulitimedia in digital diplomacy: A case study of the Iran nuclear deal and the ttip

Blending the professional and the personal: How personalization affects the public's response

Rhetorica: The means to success in digital diplomacy?

You are the one to blame: How the attribution of responsibility influences the way the public reacts to Twitter messages about crises

Policy frame competition on twitter: A study of the Dutch policy debate about mortgage interest deductions

Public perception of U.S. diplomatic actors in Israel: Before and after the nuclear deal with Iran

English versus native language in digital diplomacy