Peter Van Ham
Biographic Data
| ID | 1472350 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter Van Ham |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter |
| FAMILY NAME | Van Ham |
| SIGNATURE | VAN HAM P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Netherlands Institute of International Relations Clingendael |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 182 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
The power of war: Why Europe needs it
Place Branding: The State of the Art
This article examines the relevance of place branding as a political phenomenon in international politics. After setting place branding in a historical and conceptual context, it maps out the connections between branding and international politics by looking at three examples. First, it examines the challenges facing the European Union to strengthen its image as a global player. Second, it analyzes the efforts of the United States to deal with it…
Imagining a Baltic Paradise
Frank Möller's Thinking Peaceful Change argues that the three Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania) have developed security policies aimed at constructing their newly independent states rather than taking advantage of an historic opportunity to build a “security community.” Möller claims that, after the peaceful retreat of Russian troops in the 1990s, the Baltic states did little to imagine and realize possible new forms of security, bas…
Poppies for Peace: Reforming Afghanistan's Opium Industry
Afghanistan, which could be slipping back into chaos, must turn the tables on the opium crisis. The international community should establish a pilot project and investigate a licensing scheme to legalize the production of medicines such as morphine and codeine from poppy crops to help it escape
The Dutch Presidency: An Assessment
War, Lies, and Videotape: Public Diplomacy and the USA’s War on Terrorism
This article argues that the United States is not only fighting a war against international terrorism by classical, military means, but is also engaged in a battle over the ‘hearts and minds’ of the Muslim world. It examines the USA’s public diplomacy efforts to manage the after-shocks of 9/11, and identifies the key concepts that underlie public diplomacy. The article presents a brief overview of the main points of criticism that these policies …
Branding Territory: Inside the Wonderful Worlds of PR and IR Theory
The practice of 'branding' has invaded all aspects of public and private life. Increasingly, cities, regions and states are using the services of PR and branding consultants to strengthen their ties with so-called stakeholders, aiming to achieve economic and political benefits. This essay studies the intersection between the two worlds of PR and IR theory; two epistemic communities that have little real contact with each other, despite the fact t…
Europe's Postmodern Identity: A Critical Appraisal
Security and Culture, or, Why Nato Won't Last
The Rise of the Brand State: The Postmodern Politics of Image and Reputation
Europe's Common Defense Policy: Implications for the Trans-Atlantic Relationship
The Baltic States and Zwischeneuropa: Geography Is Destiny
After the Cold War: International institutions and state strategies in Europe, 1989–1991
Journal Article After the Cold War: international institutions and state strategies in Europe, 1989–1991 Get access After the Cold War: international institutions and state strategies in Europe, 1989–1991. Edited by Robert O. Keohane, Joseph S. Nyeand Stanley Hoffmann. Cambridge, MA.: Harvard University Press. 1993. 481pp. Index. £39.95; ISBN 0 674 00863 4. Pb.: £17.95; ISBN 0 674 00864 2. Peter van Ham Peter van Ham 1Institute for Security Studi…
The European Community After Hegemony: The Future of European Integration in a Multipolar World
Do economic sanctions work
Economic power and east‐west relations: A contextual and conceptual analysis
This article applies David Baldwin's concept of economic statecraft in five case studies of East‐West relations, ranging from the period directly following the Russian revolution, to the more recent Central European revolutions of 1989–90. It tries to answer the questions whether economic statecraft has been a helpful concept in analyzing the usefulness and efficacy of economic instruments, and whether economic power has been successfully applied…
Place Branding: The State of the Art
This article examines the relevance of place branding as a political phenomenon in international politics. After setting place branding in a historical and conceptual context, it maps out the connections between branding and international politics by looking at three examples. First, it examines the challenges facing the European Union to strengthen its image as a global player. Second, it analyzes the efforts of the United States to deal with it…
Branding Territory: Inside the Wonderful Worlds of PR and IR Theory
The practice of 'branding' has invaded all aspects of public and private life. Increasingly, cities, regions and states are using the services of PR and branding consultants to strengthen their ties with so-called stakeholders, aiming to achieve economic and political benefits. This essay studies the intersection between the two worlds of PR and IR theory; two epistemic communities that have little real contact with each other, despite the fact t…
The Rise of the Brand State: The Postmodern Politics of Image and Reputation
War, Lies, and Videotape: Public Diplomacy and the USA’s War on Terrorism
This article argues that the United States is not only fighting a war against international terrorism by classical, military means, but is also engaged in a battle over the ‘hearts and minds’ of the Muslim world. It examines the USA’s public diplomacy efforts to manage the after-shocks of 9/11, and identifies the key concepts that underlie public diplomacy. The article presents a brief overview of the main points of criticism that these policies …
Security and Culture, or, Why Nato Won't Last
Europe's Common Defense Policy: Implications for the Trans-Atlantic Relationship
After the Cold War: International institutions and state strategies in Europe, 1989–1991
Journal Article After the Cold War: international institutions and state strategies in Europe, 1989–1991 Get access After the Cold War: international institutions and state strategies in Europe, 1989–1991. Edited by Robert O. Keohane, Joseph S. Nyeand Stanley Hoffmann. Cambridge, MA.: Harvard University Press. 1993. 481pp. Index. £39.95; ISBN 0 674 00863 4. Pb.: £17.95; ISBN 0 674 00864 2. Peter van Ham Peter van Ham 1Institute for Security Studi…
Poppies for Peace: Reforming Afghanistan's Opium Industry
Afghanistan, which could be slipping back into chaos, must turn the tables on the opium crisis. The international community should establish a pilot project and investigate a licensing scheme to legalize the production of medicines such as morphine and codeine from poppy crops to help it escape
Europe's Postmodern Identity: A Critical Appraisal
Do economic sanctions work
Economic power and east‐west relations: A contextual and conceptual analysis
This article applies David Baldwin's concept of economic statecraft in five case studies of East‐West relations, ranging from the period directly following the Russian revolution, to the more recent Central European revolutions of 1989–90. It tries to answer the questions whether economic statecraft has been a helpful concept in analyzing the usefulness and efficacy of economic instruments, and whether economic power has been successfully applied…
The European Community After Hegemony: The Future of European Integration in a Multipolar World
Do economic sanctions work
After the Cold War: International institutions and state strategies in Europe, 1989–1991
Journal Article After the Cold War: international institutions and state strategies in Europe, 1989–1991 Get access After the Cold War: international institutions and state strategies in Europe, 1989–1991. Edited by Robert O. Keohane, Joseph S. Nyeand Stanley Hoffmann. Cambridge, MA.: Harvard University Press. 1993. 481pp. Index. £39.95; ISBN 0 674 00863 4. Pb.: £17.95; ISBN 0 674 00864 2. Peter van Ham Peter van Ham 1Institute for Security Studi…
The Baltic States and Zwischeneuropa: Geography Is Destiny
Europe's Common Defense Policy: Implications for the Trans-Atlantic Relationship
Europe's Postmodern Identity: A Critical Appraisal
Security and Culture, or, Why Nato Won't Last
The Rise of the Brand State: The Postmodern Politics of Image and Reputation
Branding Territory: Inside the Wonderful Worlds of PR and IR Theory
The practice of 'branding' has invaded all aspects of public and private life. Increasingly, cities, regions and states are using the services of PR and branding consultants to strengthen their ties with so-called stakeholders, aiming to achieve economic and political benefits. This essay studies the intersection between the two worlds of PR and IR theory; two epistemic communities that have little real contact with each other, despite the fact t…
War, Lies, and Videotape: Public Diplomacy and the USA’s War on Terrorism
This article argues that the United States is not only fighting a war against international terrorism by classical, military means, but is also engaged in a battle over the ‘hearts and minds’ of the Muslim world. It examines the USA’s public diplomacy efforts to manage the after-shocks of 9/11, and identifies the key concepts that underlie public diplomacy. The article presents a brief overview of the main points of criticism that these policies …
The Dutch Presidency: An Assessment
Imagining a Baltic Paradise
Frank Möller's Thinking Peaceful Change argues that the three Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania) have developed security policies aimed at constructing their newly independent states rather than taking advantage of an historic opportunity to build a “security community.” Möller claims that, after the peaceful retreat of Russian troops in the 1990s, the Baltic states did little to imagine and realize possible new forms of security, bas…
Poppies for Peace: Reforming Afghanistan's Opium Industry
Afghanistan, which could be slipping back into chaos, must turn the tables on the opium crisis. The international community should establish a pilot project and investigate a licensing scheme to legalize the production of medicines such as morphine and codeine from poppy crops to help it escape
Place Branding: The State of the Art
This article examines the relevance of place branding as a political phenomenon in international politics. After setting place branding in a historical and conceptual context, it maps out the connections between branding and international politics by looking at three examples. First, it examines the challenges facing the European Union to strengthen its image as a global player. Second, it analyzes the efforts of the United States to deal with it…
The power of war: Why Europe needs it
Political science (15 works) · Law (12 works) · Law (9 works) · Politics (9 works) · Economics (6 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · State (computer science (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economic Sanctions and International Relations (3 works)