4 Best Diplomatic History Podcasts

1. New Books in Diplomatic History

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Interviews with scholars of diplomacy, international relations, and geopolitics about their new books.
Producer/Network New Books Network
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2. The Strategy Bridge

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The Strategy Bridge podcast features interviews on strategic affairs and diplomatic & military history.
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Apple Rating 4.8/5Facebook Followers 10.1KTwitter Followers 31.9K Frequency 4 episodes/year Avg Length 52 min Follow Get Email Contact

3. History Matters

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Podcasts about the mostly military and diplomatic history and anything else that I find interesting especially historiography.
Producer/Network History Matters
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4. New Diplomatic History Podcasts

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The Network for New Diplomatic History is a group of scholars whose work focuses broadly on the historical study of diplomats, their methods, and their cultural, political and social milieux. Diplomatic history as a discipline is now being rediscovered as historians have become more receptive to trends in cultural studies, to advances in the social sciences, and to the mutual incorporation of state and non-state actors into the study of global, international, and transnational history.MORE Producer/Network New Diplomatic History
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