Provides an introduction to the origins and different "modes" of diplomacy within the context of international politics, giving special attention to negotiation. Diplomacy provides an introduction to the origins and different 'modes' of diplomacy within the wider context of international politics and gives special attention to negotiation. The book is divided into two parts: the modes of diplomacy, including Bilateral and Multilateral diplomacy, Summitry and Mediation; and the Art of Negotiation, including pre-negotiation, 'across-the-table' negotiations, diplomatic momentum and packaging agreements. Diplomacy provides comprehensive coverage of all the topics relevant to the study of diplomacy. It combines theory with details of how diplomacy and negotiation work in practice, bringing together a wide range of more specialist research provide an accessible overview of the subject. Diplomacy is an invaluable text for students, teachers and researchers of international politics.
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G.R. BERRIDGE is Emeritus Professor of International Politics at the University of Leicester, UK, and a Senior Fellow of DiploFoundation, for which he oversees an online Masters course. He was the Associate Editor for twentieth century diplomatists on the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography project, and has written many books on diplomacy, the most recent of which is British Diplomacy in Turkey, 1583 to the present (2009). He has a personal website at http://grberridge.diplomacy.edu/ where Diplomacy: Theory and Practice is periodically updated
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well-composed introduction to diplomacy,
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This is an excellent book with highly readable prose. It is covering almost all the important traits of diplomacy - i.e. the art of negotiation, embassies, consulates, diplomacy without diplomatic relations. I especially liked the historical examples that the author provides within the text without moving away from the topic. Because I liked the examples I decided to read his other work "British Diplomacy in Turkey, 1583 to the Present.
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In addition to a diplomatic service, most states today have a ministry dedicated to directing and administering it. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
serial summit, world diplomatic system, hoc summit, practical deadlines, formula stage, telephone diplomacy, diplomatic momentum, multiparty mediation, prenegotiations stage, direct telecommunication, bilateral diplomacy, resident embassy, clarifying intentions, ideal mediator, resident missions, multilateral diplomacy, multilateral conferences, hoc conferences, geographical departments, conference diplomacy, sending state, consular posts, resident ambassador, details stage, receiving state Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, New York, Security Council, State Department, United Nations, Camp David, Soviet Union, Middle East, South Africa, Vienna Convention, Communist China, White House, First World War, General Assembly, Cold War, Geneva Conference, Second World War, Gulf War, Ronald Reagan, Henry Kissinger, West Bank, Foreign Service, Institute of Peace Press, President Carter, President Reagan New!
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serial summit, world diplomatic system, hoc summit, practical deadlines, formula stage, telephone diplomacy, diplomatic momentum, multiparty mediation, prenegotiations stage, direct telecommunication, bilateral diplomacy, resident embassy, clarifying intentions, ideal mediator, resident missions, multilateral diplomacy, multilateral conferences, hoc conferences, geographical departments, conference diplomacy, sending state, consular posts, resident ambassador, details stage, receiving state Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, New York, Security Council, State Department, United Nations, Camp David, Soviet Union, Middle East, South Africa, Vienna Convention, Communist China, White House, First World War, General Assembly, Cold War, Geneva Conference, Second World War, Gulf War, Ronald Reagan, Henry Kissinger, West Bank, Foreign Service, Institute of Peace Press, President Carter, President Reagan New!
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