Introduction
Part1: Participation in Transnational Networks in the Interwar Period
1. ‘Blood and Culture’: Spanish Expatriates as Cultural Diplomacy Actors, 1921?1936
2. Pharmaceutical Industry, Malaria Research, Cultural Diplomacy: The 1925 Barcelona Medical Mission to Germany
3. Stateless Nations and Cultural Diplomacy in the Interwar Period: The Catalan Art Exhibitions Abroad
4. Centres, Peripheries and Romanesque Art: Josep Puig i Cadafalch and the First International Congresses of Art History
5. Science Diplomacy in a Climate of Nationalism: Archaeology in Portugal between the World Wars
Part2: Flirting with Fascism and National Socialism
6. Cultural Diplomacy as a Political Resource for Francoist Spain in its Relations with Nazi Germany
7. Health Policies in Early Francoist International Diplomacy
8. Flirting with Authoritarianism and Fascism through Technology and Science: Ioannis Metaxas’ Dictatorship and Technology and Science as Cultural Diplomacy
Part3: Integration in the West during the Cold War
9. Lost in Translation: Ramon Ortiz Translates John von Neumann
10. Spain and the American Space Race during the Cold War
11. The Cold War and Educational Exchanges: The Origins of the Fulbright Program in Portugal
12. Towards the Limelight: Portuguese Cultural Diplomacy in the Cold War Period
13. Greece and Its Image as a Western Country: Cultural Diplomacy in the Early Cold War
14. Cold War Techno-Diplomacy and the Making of the Telecom State in Greece from 1945 to 1974
Part4: Cross-Sectional Analysis
15. Spanish Science Diplomacy as Soft Power during the Twentieth Century: A Permanent Discontinuity or a Continuous Failure?
16. Between Dictatorship and Democracy: Frameworks and Dynamics of Portuguese Scientific and Cultural Diplomacy in the Twentieth Century
17. Science Diplomacy as a Framework for Educational and Research Agendas