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Enter the Diplomat

This chapter asks the question: What is the task of leadership in distributed and collective action? Using the figure of thought of the diplomat, the chapter suggests that leading means exercising soft power, mediating between actors that do not share identities or interests. The auxiliary concepts of translation and tact explore diplomacy as leadership and decision-making in the context of distributed agency.