Tamas Peragovics
Biographic Data
| ID | 4085684 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tamas Peragovics |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tamas |
| FAMILY NAME | Peragovics |
| SIGNATURE | PERAGOVICS T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Central European University, Hungary |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5954-8164 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Studying Diplomacy Diplomatically – Between Theorizing History and Historicizing Theory
In our contribution, we reflect on two challenges the Manifesto identifies in conducting diplomatic history. The first challenge is how to expand and diversify New Diplomatic History ( ndh ) while keeping its identity intact, while the second has to do with overcoming Eurocentrism. To resolve these dilemmas, we propose turning the ethos of diplomacy into an ethos of academic conduct, suggesting that just as the diplomat mediates between home and …
The European Union’s investment screening framework and China—a complicated picture
This paper is focused on the inception of the European Union’s investment screening regime and the operation of the EU’s screening mechanism as gleaned from the European Commission’s annual reports. We first demonstrate that political discussions in Europe on the need for a screening mechanism were informed by a number of high-profile projects with Chinese involvement in the mid-2010s. While these were the primary impetus toward the creation of a…
Delegated Diplomacy
Representation, Recognition and Respect in World Politics. The Case of US-Iran Relations, written by Constance Duncombe
This book is an insightful exploration of Iran-US relations in the context of Iran's nuclear programme.Using an innovative framework developed around the nexus of recognition/representation and foreign policy identity, its core argument is that states' drive to be recognised in terms of their own self-understandings by other states helps explain shifts and changes in foreign policy.To illustrate this drive, the author discusses the 'struggle for …
Zehn Jahre Neue Seidenstraße
It has been said that the New Silk Road allows China to assert its interests by financing and implementing major infrastructure projects. Further, within its partner countries, China raised expectations of “win-win” situations that were not fulfilled. Results in Hungary, Serbia, Georgia, and Kazakhstan show that local actors and conditions influence Chinese engagement more than was previously assumed. China is expanding its presence in countries …
Overcoming the poverty of Western historical imagination
This article analyzes the use of historical analogies to interpret and explain foreign policy behavior, focusing on the South China Sea conflict. In reviewing coverage in the international English-language press, we find a range of historical analogies, from the conflict between Athens and Sparta to the 1938 Munich agreement, to interpret China’s strategy and motivations in the region. While analogies are powerful tools for interpreting internati…
Overcoming the poverty of Western historical imagination
This article analyzes the use of historical analogies to interpret and explain foreign policy behavior, focusing on the South China Sea conflict. In reviewing coverage in the international English-language press, we find a range of historical analogies, from the conflict between Athens and Sparta to the 1938 Munich agreement, to interpret China’s strategy and motivations in the region. While analogies are powerful tools for interpreting internati…
Overcoming the poverty of Western historical imagination
This article analyzes the use of historical analogies to interpret and explain foreign policy behavior, focusing on the South China Sea conflict. In reviewing coverage in the international English-language press, we find a range of historical analogies, from the conflict between Athens and Sparta to the 1938 Munich agreement, to interpret China’s strategy and motivations in the region. While analogies are powerful tools for interpreting internati…
Representation, Recognition and Respect in World Politics. The Case of US-Iran Relations, written by Constance Duncombe
This book is an insightful exploration of Iran-US relations in the context of Iran's nuclear programme.Using an innovative framework developed around the nexus of recognition/representation and foreign policy identity, its core argument is that states' drive to be recognised in terms of their own self-understandings by other states helps explain shifts and changes in foreign policy.To illustrate this drive, the author discusses the 'struggle for …
Zehn Jahre Neue Seidenstraße
It has been said that the New Silk Road allows China to assert its interests by financing and implementing major infrastructure projects. Further, within its partner countries, China raised expectations of “win-win” situations that were not fulfilled. Results in Hungary, Serbia, Georgia, and Kazakhstan show that local actors and conditions influence Chinese engagement more than was previously assumed. China is expanding its presence in countries …
Studying Diplomacy Diplomatically – Between Theorizing History and Historicizing Theory
In our contribution, we reflect on two challenges the Manifesto identifies in conducting diplomatic history. The first challenge is how to expand and diversify New Diplomatic History ( ndh ) while keeping its identity intact, while the second has to do with overcoming Eurocentrism. To resolve these dilemmas, we propose turning the ethos of diplomacy into an ethos of academic conduct, suggesting that just as the diplomat mediates between home and …
The European Union’s investment screening framework and China—a complicated picture
This paper is focused on the inception of the European Union’s investment screening regime and the operation of the EU’s screening mechanism as gleaned from the European Commission’s annual reports. We first demonstrate that political discussions in Europe on the need for a screening mechanism were informed by a number of high-profile projects with Chinese involvement in the mid-2010s. While these were the primary impetus toward the creation of a…
Delegated Diplomacy
International Relations and Foreign Policy (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Diplomacy (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · China (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · International relations (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 works)