Lionel Masters
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1084580 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Lionel Masters |
| PRENOMES | Lionel |
| SOBRENOME | Masters |
| ASSINATURA | MASTERS L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Johannesburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1053-8977 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1973 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
African Diplomatic Agency
Who decides when international relations constitute diplomacy? The study of diplomacy typically draws on contributions by European and American scholars and practitioners in building an understanding of what diplomatic practice is and who conducts it. The result being that the diversity and variation in diplomatic practices from other regions are frequently omitted or marginalized in the discourse. Little consideration is given to diplomacy as an…
Reclaiming the Canon
In the discipline of international relations (IR), dominant representations of the African continent as a place of underdevelopment, marginalization, insecurity, and instability persist. It has historically been treated as a supplier of empirical data, a place where theories can be tested but not created and as a recipient of ideas and institutions originating in the “West.” Yet this portrayal obscures Africa’s contributions to international idea…
South Africa Foreign Policy and the National Interest
In 2022 the South African Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) released the National Interest Framework, formally setting out what South Africa’s national interest is. According to DIRCO this aimed at providing an understanding of, and predictability in South Africa’s international relations. As the latest document in guiding foreign policy the framework reflects a continuation in the rhetoric of foreign policy principles…
Africa, the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and digital diplomacy
The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) builds on the exponential growth of digital capacities, blurring the lines between the physical and digital spheres. Following its recognition as a phenomenon at the 2016 World Economic Forum, analysis has mainly focused on assessing the socio-economic challenges and benefits that advancements in science, technology and innovation hold. Yet there remains a shortfall in understanding the impact of these digit…
The EU-South Africa Strategic Partnership
Strategic partnerships are seen as a means of elevating bilateral relations between two countries, or in the case of the European Union (EU), relations between an intergovernmental organisation and its 10 identified strategic partners. There is a growing body of analysis on the value of these strategic partnerships for the two partner states, yet just what role this partnership has within wider multilateral forums is an area for further discussio…
Ten years of the EU-South Africa Strategic Partnership
International negotiations in a complex world
As international negotiations proliferate, so too does the need to understand their context, structure and process. This book provides a useful account of the myriad challenges facing negotiators t
Ibsa's trilateral constellation and its development fund
With a changing geopolitical landscape following the Northern-induced global financial meltdown, stagnation on global governance reform and failure to reach agreement on issues ranging from trade (Doha Development Round) to climate change (United Nations Convention on Climate Change), the India–Brazil–South Africa (IBSA) Dialogue Forum finds itself at the proverbial crossroads. At this point, with no summit having taken place since 2011, the futu…
Building bridges? South African foreign policy and trilateral development cooperation
As questions concerning international development climb the international agenda, so countries find themselves drawn into a burgeoning number of negotiations on issues ranging from the future shape and direction of the post-2015 development agenda to ‘aid effectiveness’ and international development cooperation. Moving from the position of a ‘beneficiary’ state in the traditional donor–recipient aid hierarchy, South Africa is looking to define it…
Sustaining the African common position on climate change
Ahead of the ‘African Conference of the Parties’ (COP) scheduled to take place in Durban in November 2011, the ability to maintain an African common position will be paramount in providing a platform from which to pursue the continent's priorities on climate change. This article considers the role of international organisations in shaping the Africa Group's common position from COP15 in Copenhagen ahead of Durban. In addressing this role the anal…
The excavation and restoration of the Camster Long chambered cairn, Caithness, Highland, 1967-80
Pre-cairn activity was identified and light was cast on the structural sequence of the cairn. The validity of the current reconstruction is discussed. There are notes on `The pottery' by Audrey S Henshall (155--60) and `The flaked stone' by Caroline Wickham-Jones (160--71)
The chambered tombs of Scotland
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The Lochhill long cairn
Scattered throughout North Britain, from Aberdeenshire to Northumberland and westward to Cumberland and Kirkcudbrightshire, is a group of long cairns which, from field inspection, lack the usual stone chamber or chambers normally associated with such long cairns. Some of these sites might still have chambers preserved beneath their covering mounds. At others, where the cairn has been robbed, the former or present existence of stone chambers seems…
The Lochhill long cairn
Scattered throughout North Britain, from Aberdeenshire to Northumberland and westward to Cumberland and Kirkcudbrightshire, is a group of long cairns which, from field inspection, lack the usual stone chamber or chambers normally associated with such long cairns. Some of these sites might still have chambers preserved beneath their covering mounds. At others, where the cairn has been robbed, the former or present existence of stone chambers seems…
Sustaining the African common position on climate change
Ahead of the ‘African Conference of the Parties’ (COP) scheduled to take place in Durban in November 2011, the ability to maintain an African common position will be paramount in providing a platform from which to pursue the continent's priorities on climate change. This article considers the role of international organisations in shaping the Africa Group's common position from COP15 in Copenhagen ahead of Durban. In addressing this role the anal…
The excavation and restoration of the Camster Long chambered cairn, Caithness, Highland, 1967-80
Pre-cairn activity was identified and light was cast on the structural sequence of the cairn. The validity of the current reconstruction is discussed. There are notes on `The pottery' by Audrey S Henshall (155--60) and `The flaked stone' by Caroline Wickham-Jones (160--71)
The chambered tombs of Scotland
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Lochhill long cairn
Scattered throughout North Britain, from Aberdeenshire to Northumberland and westward to Cumberland and Kirkcudbrightshire, is a group of long cairns which, from field inspection, lack the usual stone chamber or chambers normally associated with such long cairns. Some of these sites might still have chambers preserved beneath their covering mounds. At others, where the cairn has been robbed, the former or present existence of stone chambers seems…
The chambered tombs of Scotland
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The excavation and restoration of the Camster Long chambered cairn, Caithness, Highland, 1967-80
Pre-cairn activity was identified and light was cast on the structural sequence of the cairn. The validity of the current reconstruction is discussed. There are notes on `The pottery' by Audrey S Henshall (155--60) and `The flaked stone' by Caroline Wickham-Jones (160--71)
Sustaining the African common position on climate change
Ahead of the ‘African Conference of the Parties’ (COP) scheduled to take place in Durban in November 2011, the ability to maintain an African common position will be paramount in providing a platform from which to pursue the continent's priorities on climate change. This article considers the role of international organisations in shaping the Africa Group's common position from COP15 in Copenhagen ahead of Durban. In addressing this role the anal…
Building bridges? South African foreign policy and trilateral development cooperation
As questions concerning international development climb the international agenda, so countries find themselves drawn into a burgeoning number of negotiations on issues ranging from the future shape and direction of the post-2015 development agenda to ‘aid effectiveness’ and international development cooperation. Moving from the position of a ‘beneficiary’ state in the traditional donor–recipient aid hierarchy, South Africa is looking to define it…
Ibsa's trilateral constellation and its development fund
With a changing geopolitical landscape following the Northern-induced global financial meltdown, stagnation on global governance reform and failure to reach agreement on issues ranging from trade (Doha Development Round) to climate change (United Nations Convention on Climate Change), the India–Brazil–South Africa (IBSA) Dialogue Forum finds itself at the proverbial crossroads. At this point, with no summit having taken place since 2011, the futu…
The EU-South Africa Strategic Partnership
Strategic partnerships are seen as a means of elevating bilateral relations between two countries, or in the case of the European Union (EU), relations between an intergovernmental organisation and its 10 identified strategic partners. There is a growing body of analysis on the value of these strategic partnerships for the two partner states, yet just what role this partnership has within wider multilateral forums is an area for further discussio…
Ten years of the EU-South Africa Strategic Partnership
International negotiations in a complex world
As international negotiations proliferate, so too does the need to understand their context, structure and process. This book provides a useful account of the myriad challenges facing negotiators t
Africa, the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and digital diplomacy
The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) builds on the exponential growth of digital capacities, blurring the lines between the physical and digital spheres. Following its recognition as a phenomenon at the 2016 World Economic Forum, analysis has mainly focused on assessing the socio-economic challenges and benefits that advancements in science, technology and innovation hold. Yet there remains a shortfall in understanding the impact of these digit…
South Africa Foreign Policy and the National Interest
In 2022 the South African Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) released the National Interest Framework, formally setting out what South Africa’s national interest is. According to DIRCO this aimed at providing an understanding of, and predictability in South Africa’s international relations. As the latest document in guiding foreign policy the framework reflects a continuation in the rhetoric of foreign policy principles…
African Diplomatic Agency
Who decides when international relations constitute diplomacy? The study of diplomacy typically draws on contributions by European and American scholars and practitioners in building an understanding of what diplomatic practice is and who conducts it. The result being that the diversity and variation in diplomatic practices from other regions are frequently omitted or marginalized in the discourse. Little consideration is given to diplomacy as an…
Reclaiming the Canon
In the discipline of international relations (IR), dominant representations of the African continent as a place of underdevelopment, marginalization, insecurity, and instability persist. It has historically been treated as a supplier of empirical data, a place where theories can be tested but not created and as a recipient of ideas and institutions originating in the “West.” Yet this portrayal obscures Africa’s contributions to international idea…
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