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DIPLOMACY, Characteristics of Contemporary Diplomacy, Negotiations and the…
DIPLOMACY
TRADITIONAL DIPLOMACY
Traditional diplomacy was often conducted in private settings with diplomatic professionals who placed a high value on discretion and social correctness
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The public are not able to determine if they had “won” or “lost” the outcome of the negotiations, only that an agreement had been reached in which both sides argued that the outcome had served their interests well.
Classic Diplomacy
Classic diplomacy developed in Europe, especially in the Italian and French states, when absolute sovereignty was the norm, along with, importantly, the monarchy.
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Modern Diplomacy
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WOODROW WILSON
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He believed that applying democratic principles to international relations would result in a more peaceful and efficient international system.
In his opinion, both the diplomatic process and the results of international agreements should be open to public scrutiny.
This would eliminate the pattern of secret agreements that are negotiated and implemented in secret.
definition
Diplomacy is the process of engaging in verbal exchanges between countries through the use of envoys (or their representatives, known as plenipotentiaries).
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The heart of Diplomacy is centered on face-to-face interaction between governments on issues of mutual interest.
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Why was the Trump initiative to build a wall between the United States and Mexico a failure of diplomacy?
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