How do governments engage their own citizens in global affairs? Home Engagament in Diplomacy explores the emerging practice of 'home engagement,' where diplomacy reaches beyond traditional state actors to interact directly with society. This volume examines how domestic audiences influence foreign policy, the challenges governments face in fostering meaningful dialogue, and the diverse approaches seen across democracies and authoritarian states. Featuring fresh empirical insights and multiple theoretical perspectives, this book offers a ground-breaking look at diplomacy's evolving role in an interconnected world. Contributors are: Githma Chandrasekara, Andrew F. Cooper, Anna Geis, Scott Harrison, Quinton Huang, Cesar Jimenez-Martinez, HwaJung Kim, Christian Lequesne, Jan Melissen, Christian Opitz, Hanna Pfeifer, Anna Popkova, Allison Scott, Toshiya Takahashi, Geoffrey Wiseman, Yun Zhang, and Stepanka Zemanova.