Public Opinion and Twentieth-Century Diplomacy: A Global Perspective

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Title page Copyright Page Contents Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction Defining Public Opinion Public Opinion in Historical Context The Public Opinion/Foreign Policy Nexus Aims and Objectives Chapter 1: British Public Opinion and the 1919 Paris Peace Conference Anticipating the Paris Peace Conference: The Role of Public Opinion 1919: Peacemaking in Paris Publicity at Paris: “Open” Diplomacy and the Management of the Press Conclusion Chapter 2: French Public Opinion and 1930s Appeasement Gauging Public Opinion: The Press Gauging Public Opinion: Emergent Mediums France in an Era of Fascist Expansionism Conclusion Chapter 3: American Public Opinion and the War in Vietnam A “Television War?” The Media and the Vietnam War Opinion Polls The Anti-War Movement Conclusion Chapter 4: Global Public Opinion and the Demise of Apartheid The Origins of the International Anti-Apartheid Movement Enforcing Isolation: Sanctions and Divestment Beyond Economics: The Sporting and Cultural Boycott The 1980s: The AAM’s Zenith and Apartheid’s Endgame Conclusion Chapter 5: Public Opinion and European Integration A “Permissive Consensus”? Tracing Public Opinion A European Public Sphere Conclusion Conclusion Notes Introduction Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Conclusion Bibliography Books Articles and Book Chapters Index