Amarna diplomacy: the beginnings of international relations

Frontmatter\nPreface (page ix)\nList of Abbreviations (page xi)\nTable of Events (page xiii)\n1. Introduction: The Amarna System (RAYMOND COHEN AND RAYMOND WESTBROOK, page 1)\nI. The International System\n	2. The Great Powers\' Club (MARIO LIVERANI, page 15)\n	3. International Law in the Amarna Age (RAYMOND WESTBROOK, page 28)\n	4. The Amarna Age: An International Society in the Making (RODOLFO RAGIONIERI, page 42)\n	5. Realism, Constructivism, and the Amarna Letters (STEVEN R. DAVID, page 54)\nII. Foreign Policy\n	6. The Egyptian Perspective on Mittani (BETSY M. BRYAN, page 71)\n	7. Intelligence in the Amarna Letters (RAYMOND COHEN, page 85)\nIII. Imperial Policy\n	8. Imperial Egypt and the Limits of Power (WILLIAM J. MURNANE, page 101)\n	9. Egypt and Her Vassals: The Geopolitical Dimension (ALAN JAMES, page 112)\n	10. The Egyptian-Canaanite Correspondence (NADAV NA\'AMAN, page 125)\nIV. International Transactions\n	11. The Interdependence of the Great Powers (CARLO ZACCAGNINI, page 141)\n	12. Reciprocity, Equality, and Status-Anxiety in the Amarna Letters (KEVIN AVRUCH, page 154)\n	13. Diplomacy and International Marriages (SAMUEL a. MEIER, page 165)\n	14. A Social-Psychological Analysis of Amarna Diplomacy (DANIEL DRUCKMAN AND SERDAR GÜNER, page 174)\nV. Diplomacy\n	15. Diplomatic Signaling in the Amarna Letters (CHRISTER JÖNSSON, page 191)\n	16. The Diplomatic Service in Action: The Mittani File (PINHAS ARTZI, page 205)\n	17. Amarna Diplomacy: A Full-fledged Diplomatic System? (GEOFFREY BERRIDGE, page 212)\n	18. Conclusion: The Beginnings of International Relations (RAYMOND COHEN AND RAYMOND WESTBROOK, page 225)\nNotes (page 237)\nBibliography (page 269)\nContributors (page 287)\nIndex of Terms and Proper Names (page 291)\nIndex of Sources (page 293)\nGeneral Index (page 299)